Vente en ligne Dague Böker Swiss Dagger 121553

Description

The Swiss Dagger was a common weapon of the Swiss pikemen in the 15th and 16th century, which often had a middle position between dagger and sword due to its blade length. The dagger, also known as Baselard, was usually not issued as ordinance weapons, but had to be purchased privately by the soldiers and then served as a secondary weapon.

Characteristic of the Swiss Dagger is the design of the pommel and the crossguard. The unusual, curved design can be traced back to the early 13th century and can also be found in the authentic design of our hand-made edition. Handpicked local cherry wood is used for the handles of the dagger, which has enjoyed great popularity since ancient times, especially because of its reddish color.

The dagger blade, sharpened and pointed on both sides, already had a diamond-shaped cross-section in historical models, because this construction proved to be extremely stable and effective. It is made of the classic carbon steel C75 and impresses simply because of its length. The logo and the individual serial number guarantee the authenticity of the knife and stand for consistently high production quality. With elaborate metal sheath. Handmade in the Boker Knife Manufactory Solingen.

Détails sur l'article

Lame

Acier C75 à haute teneur en carbone

Traitement de la lame

Satin

Manche

Bois

Étui / fourreau

Acier

Garde / mitre / virole

Acier inoxydable

Pommeau

Acier inoxydable

Poids:

9.03 oz

Longueur total:

14.17″

Longueur de lame:

8.62″

Épaisseur de lame:

0.18″

Pays de production:

Allemagne

Autres caractéristiques

Á double tranchant, Numéro de série