Peloponnesian Dagger

The Peloponnesian War was fought between the various city-states of modern Greece, remembered here with the Peloponnesian Dagger. This decorative dagger takes its design from an original held by Windlass. The original dates to the 9th-7th century BC.

This Greek dagger features a double-edged bronze blade. It has a diamond-shaped cross-section and blunt edges. The dagger has a full tang. Pins secure bone scales to the tang to form the grip. The grip has two concave curves on each side. At the end, the tang widens to form a pommel, matching the end curve of the grip.

Finally, this dagger comes with a sheath. Black leather covers the wooden sheath. The sheath features a bronze chape and throat. The throat features a ring for hanging the sheath on a belt, not included. There are three square accents along the middle of the sheath. The Peloponnesian Dagger makes a great addition to any weaponry collection or Greek decor.

Key Features:

• Completely decorative
• Based on historical example
• Has a double-edged blade
• Grip features concave sides
• Comes with a sheath
• Great decor piece and collectible

Materials:

• Blade is bronze
• Handle is bone
• Sheath is wood wrapped in leather

Measurements:

• Overall Length: 11 Inches
• Blade Length: 7 Inches
• Blade Thickness: 0.25 Inch
• Blade Width: 1.25 Inches
• Weight: 6 Ounces

Measurements are approximate.