Medieval Dagger with Crossguard and Pommel

Medieval daggers occasionally resembled short swords, featuring a full-sized crossguard and large pommel. Historically popular during the late medieval period, particularly in 14th and 15th-century Europe, these larger daggers were practical sidearms for daily self-defense in urban environments.

This dagger features a blade fashioned from durable 5160 spring steel, designed with a reinforced mid-rib that enhances stiffness—particularly valuable in hitsory when confronting armored opponents.

Its handle incorporates metal fittings and a robust spiked pommel suitable for striking. The grip itself is crafted from high-quality, resilient rosewood, ensuring reliability and longevity.

Included with the dagger is a matching scabbard featuring belt loops, allowing for convenient attachment and comfortable carry.