Daggers

Historical and fantasy designed daggers for function and display

The functional daggers offered at Reliks.com are "Real Daggers" with hand forged high carbon steel blades. These functional daggers are perfect for medieval re-enactments. These daggers are constructed to handle the "battle ready" abuse of re-enactment, stage and production duels and are finely crafted to be suitable at the medieval dinner table to carve the roast beast, during a medieval feast. We also carry a variety of decorative daggers that make great collector display pieces.

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Functional Daggers

The functional daggers offered at Reliks.com are Real Daggers with hand forged high carbon steel blades. These functional daggers are perfect for medieval re-enactments. These daggers are constructed to handle the battle ready abuse of re-enactment, stage and production duels and are finely crafted to be suitable at the medieval dinner table to carve the roast beast, during a medieval feast.... more »

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Decorative Daggers

The decorative daggers offered here are also inspired by medieval times and the world of fantasy. Though they aren't meant for medieval combat or training they are real daggers that look great for cosplay, on display or during any medieval event or feast. ... more »

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Training Daggers

Dagger training was essential as was open hand combat techniques to the medieval knight. As armour developed and became more and more impervious to the sword weapons like the dagger and rondel were perfectly suited for penetrating into weak areas of the armor... more »

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Mercenary Holbein Dagger

Posted: Dec 10, 2020

A new image was added to the (Mercenary Holbein Dagger) gallery. "16th Century Swiss Mercenary Dagger"

$138.99

1849 Rifleman's Knife

Posted: Jul 24, 2020

"This rare blade was originally issued in extremely limited numbers, and has the distinction of being the first knife officially designed for, and purchased by, the U.S. Army back in 1849.." (6) New images were added to the (1849 Rifleman's Knife) gallery today.

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