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DAGGERS [Rental prices below are for the first 30 days.] A double edged knife with an acute angle at its point; primarily a thrusting weapon. As with knives in general, blade lengths of more than 18 inches put the weapon in the realm of short sword rather than dagger. Daggers disappear from mens dress by about 1660.
Photos are to illustrate guard only. Grip and pommel will change with each order
Do you need only the dagger, or some way to attach it to the actor as well? Once you're done selecting the hilt and blade, take a look at our leather goods rental section which has sashes, belts, frogs and scabbardsBy the way, some of the sword guards can also make fine daggers. Follow this link - trim hilt swords
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305 ARTHUR costume [$16.42]
wide blade [$20.00]
330 - HAMPTON - simple, strong powerful dagger. This basic brass hilt style is seen from 3000 BC to
the late 1500s AD. costume [$14.32]
wide dagger - [$17.89]
395 TWO-EDGE COMBAT - blade = 8" [$11.16]
340 RING GUARD
the small ring provided the illusion
of offering a little more hand protection.
343 - KNIGHTS TEMPLAR - named for the fierce warriors who
defended Jerusalem during the Crusades. As the Templars were warrior-monks, we
thought this simple cruciform quillon style to be appropriate.
348 - NAVARRE - shown with the poniard blade, which, by
the way, was meant to penetrate the chinks of an opponents armor or helmet for
the final killing thrust
346 - SAXONY - sometimes misnamed the Swiss dagger, the design originated
from Germany in the 14th century, but became popular throughout Europe.
341 - BAVARIA variation of the above Saxony.
304- CONDOTTIERI - [very limited availability]
brass guard, very heavy;
302 JUSSAC - typical main gauche (left hand) parrying dagger of the
cavalier period (and also makes a great sword).
300 - TESTALEON - a true 16th century stiletto. [limited availability] poniard [$14.42]
351 - BOSUNS - simple dagger with knuckle protection. Common seafaring
style, usually used with a thin dirk or poniard blade