Description
The Bollock Dagger was a popular sidearm from the 13th to 18th centuries in Northern Europe. Its height of popularity was during Englands Tudor period. Civilians and soldiers alike carried it as their sidearm for defense. Many of these daggers were found in the wreck of Henry VIIIs Mary Rose.
This Bollock dagger has an unsharpened blade of high carbon steel. A brass plate is at the base of the blade. The guard, pommel and grip are all of wood. It comes with a brown leather sheath with riveted belt loop. Two matching brass decorative pieces are affixed to the pommel and sheath.
Overall Length: 13 5/16”
Blade Length: 7”
Weight: 1 lb 4.7 oz
Edge: Unsharpened
Width: 28.2 mm
Thickness: 7.3 mm – 2.1 mm
Pommel: N/A
P.O.B.: – 1 1/4”
Grip Length: 3 1/4”
Blade: [High Carbon Steel]
Class: Battle Ready
Culture: French
Country of Origin: India
