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26th February 08, 06:57 PM
#7
 Originally Posted by Howard Clark
Well, they (those who came before us) have done nearly everything/anything. The hilt is more or less accurate for period when ballock daggers were common, but that design varies tremendously. I have never seen a blade with that profile anywhere else though. It certainly would be effective, and "could have been" used in period.
I don't care for the blade shape, but that is an issue of taste, and everyone's taste is different, thank God.
The hilt is a "dodgeon style" or "bullock" http://www.myarmoury.com/feature_spot_dirks.html
Here is a pic of a couple of "museum" daggers ( european/english & modern reproductions 
As to the blade ?? but I like it
BTW the hilt looks a little "rough. but TOW is VERY GOOD @ letting you return items if you are unsatisfied.
Puffer
Last edited by puffer; 26th February 08 at 08:28 PM.
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