Deschaux parrying dagger, circa 1590

Deschaux parrying dagger, circa 1590 (also called main-gauche)

Please Note: The grip is made of buffalo bone. Bone is a natural material and its color may vary from off white to tan.

• Total length approx. 449mm
• Blade length approx. 308mm
• Length of the guard approx. 122mm
• The height of the parry including the "eye" approx. 42.98mm
• Dimensions of the pommel approx. 47.8 x ø25.55mm
• The handle is a fake bone made of plastic, in which a spiral groove is milled and a pair of single wires and a pair of twisted wires are inserted.
• The beginning and the end of the bone grip are lined with rings made of a braided wire.
• Handle length including the metal rings approx. 88.28mm
• Cross section of the blade at the guard approx. 4.55 x 25.05mm
• The ricasso is approx. 28.18mm long
• Cross section of the blade 5cm off the blade point approx. 24.3 x 4.2mm
• The blade has a diamond cross-section
• Thickness of the striking edge (cutting edge) is approx. 0.8mm
• POB approx. 1.5cm off the parry
• Weight of the dagger approx. 460 g
• Weight of the sheath approx. 85 g
• Material: 1055 High Carbon Steel

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