German Parrying Dagger Type XVIII It is a truly classic

It is a truly classic example of the innovation and talent of the arms makers of this period

Accuracy can be increased with the addition of a cord lanyard throwing loop

With this version of the weapon we are offering to upgrades that can be added for an additional cost

but the additional weight was probably helpful against fully armored opponents

Edward formed the Order of the Garter in 1348 and died in 1377 (thus the sword would fall into this period somewhere)

German Parrying Dagger Type XVIII It is a truly classicBased on Original: Circa 1610, Victoria & Albert Museum, London Detail from Sword in Suite Overall length: 17. 3" Blade length: 12" Blade Width: 1" To accompany our German Rapier #163 we chose a parrying dagger with an S shaped guard and side ring. The surface motif was detailed to match the rapier's acanthus leaf design. The grip is wire bound with turks heads (the decorative wire knots at the top and bottom). The diamond cross sectioned blade has a