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Italian Courtier Stiletto, 16th century - Sale
This stiletto is in keeping with this Renaissance trend with its hilt of sculpted figures and all-steel construction. It implies that its owner was a person of taste, learning and status - such as a noble courtier, a councilman of one of the Italian City States or a Lady of fine means. Not simply a decorative sidearm, this stiletto is much deadlier than its slender blade and elegant form imply; the blade causes grievous, triangular puncture wounds that are exceptionally difficult to treat, even by the standards of modern surgeons. More information...
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Italian Courtier Stiletto, 16th century
This 16th Century Courtier Stiletto has an unsharpened blade of high carbon steel. The tip however, is fairly sharp due to geometry. The hilt is likewise of steel that has been antique-finished. It comes with a leather scabbard with an antiqued steel mount and chape. The Italian Courtier Stiletto is an exceptional piece for reenactors or collectors.
- Made from 1055 high carbon steel
- Antiqued finish for an authentic look
- Leather scabbard with antiqued steel fittings
- Total length approx. 362mm
- Blade length approx. 240mm
- Length of the cross-guard approx. 101mm
- Triangular blade ground from prism approx. 10mm
- Steel hardness 48-52 HRC
- Threaded pommel
- Weight without sheath approx. 246 g
- Weight of the sheath approx. 40 g
Even if this is a fully functional replic, it cannot be used in combat shows, historical reenactment or similar for safety reasons!
Specs can vary slightly from stiletto to stiletto.
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