Functional Daggers

This functional Dirk is patterned after an early model (circa 1700) and is similar in form to earlier ballock knives. The blade is "backed" .... read more

The 15th century longsword, often called a hand-and-half, saw a great deal of service as a weapon of war, but was also employed a great deal.... read more

This functional dagger features a large, fully tempered high carbon steel blade with attractive fuller work married to a durable hilt. Guard.... read more

This 11 inch long dirk blade showcases crisp etchings of the traditional Scottish foliage and thistle motif on both sides of the blade. A 5 .... read more

Issued to U.S. Special Forces in WWII, the V-42 combat knife featured a skull-cracker butt cap, double-edged blued blade and a stacked leath.... read more

Made by the government contractor Windlass Steelcrafts. Hand forged from high carbon steel. Each comes with regulation sheath. Used by warri.... read more

On a recent trip to Venice, we were touring the Doge's Palace and admiring the weapons when a particularly beautiful stiletto caught our eye.... read more

The Scottish Dirk was a direct descendent of the Medieval ballock dagger. The grip form began to change, probably sometime in the late 16th .... read more

In an age where everyone carried a dagger at all times, the Soldier's Dagger is one that would stand out for the hard-bitten professional fi.... read more

The seax, or sax, was the universally carried knife in Northern Europe. It was carried and used by the Saxons, Angles, Viking and Germanic t.... read more