14th Century Baselard Dagger

Let the 14th Century Baselard Dagger take you back to the exciting time of the Middle Ages. An offshoot of the Late Medieval Period’s knightly dagger, the baselard first appeared in the 14th century as a common armament. The baselard quickly made a name for itself as the weapon of choice for the more violence-prone members of Renaissance society, sending a loud-and-clear message that anyone wearing one of these daggers on their hip was not to be trifled with.

Crafted from stainless steel, this Baselard is 15 inches long overall with a 9-inch blade and a 6-inch handle. This decorative dagger mimics that historical design. It has a long, pointed blade and an H-shaped hilt. Historically, this blade shape was ideal for thrusting and stabbing, especially through the chinks in armor of the time.

The hilt on this dagger has a brass guard and pommel. A striking wooden handle between the two provides a strong grip. This baselard dagger comes with a stitched leather sheath with a belt loop and a quick-release snap for instant access when you need it. Recapture that medieval aesthetic with the 14th Century Baselard Dagger, created based on historically-accurate examples! It is great as a part of any weapon collection.

Key Features:

• • Completely decorative
  • Crafted from stainless steel
  • Features a fixed, double-edged blade with spear point tip
  • Ensures a steady strike with a H-shaped wooden hilt
  • Store safely in the included leather sheath
  • A historically inspired knife

Measurements:

• • Overall Length: 15 Inches
  • Blade Length: 9 Inches
  • Handle Length: 6 Inches