Swiss Dagger

The Swiss Dagger, also known as Baselard, was a popular weapon in the Swiss Pikenieren in the 15th and 16 Century. Swiss dagger wurdengewöhnlicherweise not issued as a piece of equipment, but mostly privately procured by the soldiers and then served as a secondary weapon. For characterizing the Swiss dagger is the design of hand protection and closure knob. This special, curved shape can be up to the early 13th Century and is found in an authentic shape Böker dagger in the back. The handle of the dagger Böker Swiss are handpicked from cherry wood. The double tapered and sharpened the blade dagger pointed at the historical models in the form of a cross-section of a diamond. This design proved to be extremely stable and effective. As a blade material is present in the model C75 carbon steel blade with an impressive length of 21.9 cm processed. The blade is satin and has the original blade Böker drawing from the 1930s. The logo and individual serial number to guarantee the authenticity of the knife and stand for a consistently high production quality. Delivery incl expensive metal sheath after historical model. Kl 21,9 cm. Ges 36 cm. Weight 256 g.