Two-bent steel guards with brass inserts for historical accuracy and durability
Double-edged steel blade with semi-sharp edge for realistic handling
Double-layered leather sheath with brass chape and incised decoration for period detail
Peened blade and handle for traditional medieval appearance
Each sheath and blade is unique due to natural materials and dye variations
Summarized by Shop
This style of medieval dagger, quillon, is a real classic of European weaponry and is dated from the 11thC through to the 14thC. Antennae, aunlaz or anelace quillon dagger.
Images of this style can be found in the Hrabanus Maurus of Monte Cassino manuscript from the late 11thC, in the Maciejowski Bible dated mid 13th and the Royal Armouri
Overall Length
37 cm (14.5 in)
Blade Length
25 cm (10 in)
Grip Length
9 cm (3.5 in)
Blade Material
Steel
Handle Material
Leather
Edge Sharpness
Semi-sharp (butter knife sharp), blade ground for cutting edge