Rosewood Layered-Steel Dagger
Original price was: $75.00.$68.00Current price is: $68.00.
When adding a new dagger into your collection, you do not just want one that works well. You are searching for a functional dagger that also exhibits a unique and eye-catching design, precisely like this Rosewood Layered-Steel Dagger. Made from carbon steel, the blade of this dagger features a traditional Damascus design that resembles some of the most powerful swords in the world. The guard of the dagger features a hint of engraving, while steel details on the hilt and pommel create a striking look. Accented by brass pins, the rosewood handle provides a smooth grip as you hold the dagger in your hand. Included with the dagger is a stitched leather sheath as well. Treat yourself to a unique and beautiful weapon with this Rosewood Layered-Steel Dagger!
Key Features:
- Fully functional
- Crafted from 1095 and 15N20 carbon steel
- Features a Damascus style blade
- Engraved hilt and pommel add extra detailed touches
- Rosewood handle features brass pin accents
- Includes a stitched leather scabbard
- Great for personal use or for gifting
Measurements:
- Overall Length: 15 Inches
- Rockwell Hardness: 52-58
1 review for Rosewood Layered-Steel Dagger
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Nick O’Brien (verified owner) –
Overall, it’s a nice dagger. It’s a very good-looking piece, the pattern is very pretty, the handle is very pretty, everything seems tight and secure. The detail work on the handle has some inconsistencies and flaws with it when you take a closer look, though, and the sheath is two pieces of leather with a very visible piece of foam running around the sides as a spacer (if you look at it from the front, though, it’s a good-looking sheath). Only big downside to it unless you’re really going over all the details with a fine-tooth comb is the handle is proportionately very large- I’ve got big hands, and I can fit most of my second hand on the handle with no problem