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form as I could so the blade is actually bloomery steel and then the discs are wrought iron, boxwood and brass for the grip, so as close as I can get it to the museum piece and it does mean of course that the blade is inherently going to be a little bit softer than mine usually would be
Testing a medieval anti-armour dagger
form as I could so the blade is actually bloomery steel and then the discs are wrought iron, boxwood and brass for the grip, so as close as I can get it to the museum piece and it does mean of course that the blade is inherently going to be a little bit softer than mine usually would be
Testing a medieval anti-armour dagger
at a cutler's stall. It's always been one of my favourite pieces, Wallace is just full of them. The handle wood itself, I've gone for a boxwood which is very light now in comparison with that. Looking at it I'm guessing that's box, do we know what it is? I don't think it's ever been
Medieval Rondel Dagger - THE ORIGINAL