Early Medieval utility knife with trailing point blade and leather sheath
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This hand-forged Early Medieval Utility Knife features a trailing point blade and a leather sheath. The trailing point blade has a long, drawn-out blade, the tip of which extends significantly above the spine of the blade.
This made such knives particularly well-suited as tools for everyday tasks in the Early Middle Ages, such as skinning animals or cutting meat and other foodstuffs. The twisted handle provides a good grip, and the knife can be stored in the leather sheath and carried on a belt. The early medieval utility knife is perfect for reenactment or for a stall at a medieval market.
Material: Steel, leather
Overall length: approx. 22 cm
Blade length: approx. 10 cm
Weight: approx. 120 g
Early Medieval utility knife with trailing point blade and leather sheath
€27,50
Sale price
€27,50
Regular price
This made such knives particularly well-suited as tools for everyday tasks in the Early Middle Ages, such as skinning animals or cutting meat and other foodstuffs. The twisted handle provides a good grip, and the knife can be stored in the leather sheath and carried on a belt. The early medieval utility knife is perfect for reenactment or for a stall at a medieval market.
Material: Steel, leather
Overall length: approx. 22 cm
Blade length: approx. 10 cm
Weight: approx. 120 g