Windlass Nepalese Stag Grip 1800s Patch Knife

This curved dagger is a historically accurate replica of a knife discovered in a crate over 150 years old, dating back to the 19th century. It served as the weapon of choice among Nepalese warriors, inclusive of the renowned Royal Guard of Bhimsen Thapa and Ghurkha units.

This Patch Knife carefully maintains historical accuracy, featuring a real stag bone handle, a characteristic trait of the original knives. These daggers were highly effective during the muzzle-loading gun era, serving not only for self-defense but also for everyday utility tasks and for trimming excess patch material prior to loading a gun. The curved blade is distinguished by antique marks, with each piece slightly varying in design, contributing to its uniqueness and authenticity.