Medieval peasants eating knife with wooden handle and 5 sheathes in green, brown, black, blue and red
Medieval peasants eating knife with wooden handle
Medieval peasants eating knife with wooden handle
Medieval peasants eating knife with wooden handle in green, brown, black, blue and red sheathes
Medieval peasants eating knife with wooden handle
Medieval peasants eating knife with wooden handle with black sheath
Medieval peasants eating knife with wooden handle with blue shaeath
Medieval peasants eating knife with wooden handle with brown sheath
Medieval peasants eating knife with wooden handle with green sheath
Medieval peasants eating knife with wooden handle with red sheath

12th-14thC Medieval Peasant's Knife

TCP122SHGRN

£39.00
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A simple medieval peasants knife with a blade small enough for eating and big enough for tougher tasks and is decorated with simple stamping on one side as was the original Thames find it was based off. The handle construction is a riveted slab tang with ash scales and no bolsters. The blade is sharp. 

The sheath is strong double layer naturally tanned leather and decorated with a little simple incised decoration. It comes in 5 colours red, black, brown, green and blue.  

Specification

Overall length - 21cm/8.25"
Grip Length - 9.8cm/4"
Blade length - 11.1cm/4.5"

Please note: The colours may vary in tone from the photos here. Each skin of leather is different and reacts differently to the dye so they may be darker or lighter in tone

(TCP122)