Rondel Dagger Type XVIIIa You can see the original

You can see the original in all its detail as it is part of The Oakeshott Institute's 3D modeling research

a group of swords excavated from Viking graves dating from 980-1000

The original sword exhibits attributes we admire greatly from these large medieval swords

The dynamics and weight make this a great feeling sword to go along with its looks

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Rondel Dagger Type XVIIIa You can see the originalBased on Original: Circa 1379 Northern Italian, depicted in a fresco by Altichino Overall length: 16. 75" Blade length: 12" Blade width: 1" The sidearm of the knights who fought the battles of Crecy, Poitiers, and Agincourt. This stiff bladed, single edged dagger was often the last resort in close combat. A thrust through the visor or a chink in the armor of your opponent was often the only way to bring them down. The fluted grip and hexagonal guard