Tod Cutler Quillon daggers with red, brown, black, green and natural scabbards
12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger
12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger
12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger
12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger
12th-17thC Quillon Dagger
12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger
12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger
12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger
12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger
12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger
12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger

12thC-17thC Medieval Quillon Dagger

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£119.00

£89.25
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The Quillon dagger is probably  the longest lived style of dagger, current from the 12th Century right through to the 17th or even 18thC. This medieval reproduction is suitable for military men from Late Norman knights to Cromwell’s Roundheads.

Dark leather over a wood grip, steel guard and pommel and double sided carbon steel blade with a veg tan leather sheath.

Dagger comes semi-sharp with a 1mm edge or can be sharpened 

Specification

Overall length - 38cm/15”
Grip Length - 9cm/3.5”
Blade length - 26cm/10”
Edge sharpness

Semi-Sharp is 'butter knife sharp'; it has a very fine flat on the edge

Sharp has been ground to give a reasonable cutting edge, but final honing, if required, is by the customer.

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Please also note that the leather on the grip may be light or dark brown. 

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