Dirks and Daggers

• Well-made Renaissance dagger with a 7.5-inch long, good-quality, stainless steel blade
• Features bone handle and a leather sheath with subtle Celtic braid design
• Comes with a belt loop to fit up to a 2-inch belt for your convenience
• Perfect for collectors, reenactments, or Celtic festivals

• Well-made Renaissance dagger with a 7.5-inch long, good-quality, stainless steel blade
• Features patterned black wood handle and included leather sheath with subtle Celtic braid design
• Comes with a belt loop to fit up to a 2-inch belt for your convenience
• Perfect for collectors, reenactments, or Celtic festivals

• The Bollock Dagger it suggests male anatomy and was traditionally used as a peasant utility knife in Scotland from the 1300s (similar to a dirk)
• It comes with a 7-inch stainless steel blade that measures 12 inches overall with a real wood handle
• Customize by upgrading to a good-quality black or brown leather sheath
• Add an interesting (if slightly bawdy) part of history to your collection. It also works as a fun conversation starter

• 8.5” Damascus blade brass-inlaid in rosewood for additional grip; smaller than a typical dirk
• Includes fine-quality leather sheath, weapon’s disclaimer, and care instructions to keep you safe
• Ornate embellishments of gold and silver color throughout the rosewood; compliments any Celtic outfit elegantly
• Style of dirk a historical blade used for hand-to-hand combat for officers in the Age of Sail as well as Highlanders  

Please see our weapons disclaimer and care instructions before purchase.

• 4.5″ Damascus Steel Blade
• Brass Inlaid Hilt
• Measures 9″ Overall
• Fine Quality Brown Leather Sheath
  • Includes a Leather Loop Attachment

• Channel your inner Highland warrior with the Damascus Sgian Achlais with Rosewood and Olivewood Grip, perfect for authentic Celtic outfits.
• The Sgian Achlais comes with a fine quality leather sheath, brass inlaid hilt, and rosewood and olivewood grip.
• A leather loop on the back side of the sheath attaches to a cord, rope, or standard belt. 
• The Damascus steel blade measures 4½ inches, and the entire knife measures 9 inches.