Medieval Swords & Daggers

A Scottish tradition, the original Sgian Dubhs were frequently worn under the shirt close to the armpit. Now it is traditional for the Sgian Dubh to be worn in the stocking of the Highlander and the knife is frequently called a stocking dirk. The term...

  This Scottish Dirk version is a modern replica that harkens back to an earlier form, when the dirk was a functioning tool and weapon. The blade is forged to a hard spring temper from 1055 Carbon steel. It comes combat sharp and battle-ready,...

Circa 1500 This early type of dirk evolved from the kidney dagger and was the first step toward the ornate Scottish Dirk we know today. The grip is solid hardwood and the parts are steel. The long high carbon steel blade is flexible and well-tempered...

Circa 1550 This style dirk is a direct descendant of the medieval ballock dagger. The grip form began to change, probably sometime in the late 16th century, but soon developed a form that was purely Scottish. The blade was long and single-edged. Made...

This Sgian Dubh Raider Knife is truly one of the most elegant Damascus daggers we have offered. This stunning piece has a wide, high carbon Damascus blade and is complimented with a polished hardwood grip, which fits perfectly in your hand. The dagger...

The rich 256 layer Damascus blade, guard and pointed pommel make this stunning dagger fit for a king! The amount of fine detail work on the darkened handle includes two delicate silver band inlays as well as 50 miniature brass head nails. Sheath with...

The Crecy War Dagger is a no-nonsense double edge dagger well-suited to facing armored or unarmored adversaries. This agile weapon from the Windlass Battlecry collection is slender, light, and quick, making it highly effective alone or paired with...