High carbon steel 27cm x 6cm blade has the seal of the Knights Templar on the ricasso.while the pommel has the inlaid Templar cross.

All hardware on the crossguard and pommel has been plated in sterling silver.

Soft leather bound grip is wire bound.

Comes with a leather sheath adorned with two silver plated crosses and a leather thong to secure the dagger handle. Also includes a loop large enough to fit into the Accolade scabbard belt or any belt up to 7cm wide.

Overall length 42cm.

Weight 0.6kg.

Your Templar collection is not complete without this impressive dagger.

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A similar model is still used today by Afghan fighters.

Hand forged 1060 high carbon steel blade. Heavy T section blade can pierce even the stoutest mail or armour.

Brass bolster is welded into place for extra strength.

Handle finished with thick buffalo horn scales.

Blade 28.5cm. Overall length 43cm.

Weight 0.7kg.

Leather sheath with brass fittings included.

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Well balanced, polished hardwood grip with steel guard and pommel.

Blade 20cm x 2.5cm fully tempered high carbon steel.

Black leather scbbard with matching steel throat and tip.

Overall length 33.5cm.

Weight 0.3kg.

Very smart looking dagger.

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Probably one of the last designs of this form.

This spendid example was in widespread use for over two hundred years.

Highly decorative brass pommel with a circular guard that places it in the rondel family.

Polished hardwood grip with a long lightly hollow ground 31cm x 3cm blade.

Overall length 44cm. Weight 0.5kg.

Includes a matching scabbard with brass parts.

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Also can be used with a shield or sword or with a basket hilt claymore.

Reproduction of an early version of the dirk that is a direct decendant of the medieval ballock dagger.

The grip form started to change around the late 16th century into a purely Scottish design.

Carved chevron-like pattern on the hardwood handle copied from an original of the time.

Long single edged 38cm x 4.5cm blade.

Overall length 53cm. Weight 0.2kg.

Includes scabbard.

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Daggers and hands all in use at once on the table.

Appealing type used by both commoner and noble alike.

Perfect for every day carry.

Polished hardwood grip and brass parts.

Blade 20.5cm x 2cm.

Overall length 35cm.

Comes with matching scabbard with brass parts.

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Light,long, thin double edege fullered blade.

Blade 25cm x 2.5cm.

Durable and attractive solid hardwood grip.

Steel parts to balance the look.

Overall length 37cm.

Comes with black leather scabbard wiith steel throat and tip.

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Long, thin and light.

Overall length 37.5cm.

Fullered blade 25cm x 2.5cm.

Durable and attractive hardwood grip with steel parts.

Black leather scabbard with steel throat and tip.

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This sword hilted dagger has a curved guard and highly profiled pommel.

The wire wrapped wood grip is somewhat flat in section that swells toward the center.

Finished off nicely with nickel plated rings.

Overall length 44.5cm.

Blade 30.5 x 3cm tapered to a point.

Weight 0.45kg.

One of the best.

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Direct replica from the original right down to the original materials used.

Hollow ground high carbon steel 20cm blade.

Polished steel parts and stained wood grip with axe motif.

Overall length 32.7cm.

Weight 0.6kg.

Includes traditional metal scabbard.

A rare and elegant collectable.

Price includes GST

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