Saxon Parrying Dagger Longsword Trainer stiff blade ideal for the

stiff blade ideal for the thrust

This was the type of weapon William the Conqueror faced at the Battle of Hastings (1066) where he defeated the Saxon army

• Balance point: 5

BladeLength: 40

Scallop shells were a typical motif in Greek and Roman art

Saxon Parrying Dagger Longsword Trainer stiff blade ideal for theBased on Original: Circa 1560 70 German, Metropolitan Museum, New York Overall length: 16. 4" Blade length: 12" Blade width: 1. 06" Grip Length: 3" A replica of one of the daggers worn by the bodyguard of the Elector of Saxony, this is one of the most beautiful parrying daggers of this style. Worthy of a place on any gentleman's belt. The heavily fullered blade is mounted with a classic ring guard and an engraved pommel. The grip is hardwood covered