LEFT-HAND DAGGERS. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)
| Reference |
2-1600-B |
| Name |
Left-hand Dagger 16th century |
| Period |
16th century |
| Guard |
Quillons turned towards the front and finished with knurled globes just like the pommel. |
| Grip |
Wood covered with old green cloth. |
| Blade |
Straight with three and two flats and double-edged. |
| Total Length |
33 cm |
| Reference |
5 |
| Name |
Left-hand Dagger 16th-17th century |
| Period |
16th-17th century |
| Guard |
Cross, with straight quillons and a ring for the thumb. |
| Grip |
Wired with twisted cord in a solomonic design and facet-cut pommel with a button. |
| Blade |
Straight, double-edged with a central hollow. |
| Inscription |
Mark of the armorer |
| Total Length |
41 cm |
| Reference |
6 |
| Name |
Left-hand Dagger 16th-17th century |
| Period |
16th-17th century |
| Guard |
Cross, with straight and flat quillons and a ring for the thumb. |
| Grip |
Wired with twisted cord, egg-shaped pommel with a button. |
| Blade |
Straight with three grooves and double-edged. |
| Inscription |
“H” mark of the armorer |
| Total Length |
44 cm |
| Reference |
7 |
| Name |
Left-hand Dagger 16th-17th century |
| Period |
16th-17th century |
| Guard |
Cross, with quillons turned downwards and a ring for the thumb. |
| Grip |
Wired with twisted cord and a pommel in the shape of a top. |
| Blade |
Straight with a central ridge and double-edged. |
| Inscription |
“H” mark of the armorer |
| Total Length |
44 cm |