german bollock dagger 15th century

german bollock dagger 15th centuryThis beautiful late medieval dagger is based on an original early 15th c. piece from Germany. This particular type of dagger, known as bollock dagger, ballock dagger or kidney dagger, owes its quite peculiar name to the characteristic shape of its hilt that terminates at the guard with two distinctive spherical egg shaped lobes or bulges. The reproduction features a single edged, unsharpened steel blade that tapers evenly from the guard to an acute

They feature contrasting inlays and may be fastened with three buttons at the ankle

which are attached to one another with leather pieces

considered safe in most HEMA tournaments

White surcoats would have been worn by the Cross Knights to reflect the heat of the sun on their equipment in the desert of the Holy Land

The seax is supplied with a leather scabbard

bowls and cups are found with the most varied decorations

The leg armour is based on originals from the 15th century

It features a V-neck and a slit on the front and back for ultimate wearing comfort during battles and similar activities

possibly IN NOMINE SANCTI DOMINI (in the name of the Holy Lord)

The intricate Celtic designs lend the belt a distinctive touch

the Agor Belt Bag features two convenient strips with buckles that permit you to easily attach and hang various accessories

warriors in the rear ranks could kill fallen enemies by holding their spears vertically and delivering downward thrusts whilst walking over the enemy