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Boker Swiss Army Dagger
Regular price €349,00 EUR Save €-349,00 EURGerman Böker "Siwss Army Dagger"
- Made in Solingen / Germany -
Introduction:
The Swiss Dagger was a common weapon of the Swiss pikemen in the 15th and 16th century, which often had a middle position between dagger and sword due to its blade length. The dagger, also known as Baselard, was usually not issued as ordinance weapons, but had to be purchased privately by the soldiers and then served as a secondary weapon. Characteristic of the Swiss Dagger is the design of the pommel and the crossguard. The unusual, curved design can be traced back to the early 13th century and can also be found in the authentic design of our hand-made edition. Handpicked local cherry wood is used for the handles of the dagger, which has enjoyed great popularity since ancient times, especially because of its reddish color. The dagger blade, sharpened and pointed on both sides, already had a diamond-shaped cross-section in historical models, because this construction proved to be extremely stable and effective. It is made of the classic Carbon Steel C75 and impresses simply because of its length. The satin-finished blade is marked with the original Boker blade logo from the 1930s. The logo and the individual serial number guarantee the authenticity of the knife and stand for consistently high production quality. With elaborate metal sheath according to the historical models.
Specifications:
Steel: C75
Blade length: 8.622“ inch / 219 mm
Total length: 14.173” inch / 360 mm
Handle length: 5.551" inch / 141 mm
Handle scales: Cherry Wood
Blade Thickness: 4.5 mm
Overall weight 256 gr.
FOX Arditi FX-595 W Dagger
Regular price €369,00 EUR Sale price €329,00 EUR Save €40,00 EURFOX Arditi FX-595 W Dagger
- Made by Fox Knives in Italy -
Design by: "FOX Knives".
Introduction:
In collaboration with Prof. Antonio G. G. Merendoni.
“To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the foundation of the Italian Assault units, I Gloriosi Arditi (1917-2017), FOX has made a reproduction of the first model of dagger supplied to them, keeping the similarity in a current modern version made with quality materials, combining history and excellence of Italian production in honor of the real heroes of the Great War, those who gave birth to the first modern special forces in the world and the first to specialize with the dagger fencing methods for individual combat.”
Prof. Antonio G.G. Merendoni.
Specifications:
Steel: N690-Co stainless steel HRC 58-60
Blade length: 6.89" inch / 175 mm
Total length: 11.42” inch / 290 mm
Handle length: 4.53” inch / 115 mm
Handle scales: Zircote Wood
Blade thickness: 4 mm
Overall weight 211 gr.
Additional Information:
Blade Coating: Satin
Leather Sheath: Included
Gift Box: Included
FOX Fairbairn Sykes FX-592 Dagger
Regular price €329,00 EUR Sale price €269,00 EUR Save €60,00 EURFOX Fairbairn Sykes FX-592 WAF Dagger
- Made by Fox Knives in Italy -
Design by: "Hill Knives".
Introduction:
Hill Knives:
“Dutch Commando Dagger is Based on the original Fairbairn Sykes design. It is a collector’s knife to honor the special forces of the world.”
The Dutch Knifemaking company Hill Knives was founded in 1979 by Frans van den Heuvel † (father) and Albert van den Heuvel (son), who both have a technical background as toolmakers. “What makes Hill Knives extraordinary is our passion and drive to create the ultimate quality and design when it comes to our knives".
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Specifications:
Steel: N690Co stainless steel HRC 58-60
Blade length: 6.69" inch / 170 mm
Total length: 11.81” inch / 300 mm
Handle length: 5.12” inch / 130 mm
Handle: Anodized T6-6082 black anodized or Walnut wood
Blade thickness: 5 mm
Overall weight 205 gr.
Additional Information:
Blade Coating: Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD)
Leather Sheath: Included
PVD
(Physical Vapor Deposition) is a variety of vacuum deposition methods used to deposit thin films by the condensation of a vaporized form of the desired film material onto various workpiece surface. The coating method involves purely physical process such as high temperature vacuum evaporation with subsequent condensation.