European Baselard Dagger

Used throughout most of Central Europe during the 14th and 15th centuries, the Baselard was a very common and attractive dagger style. The French called them Basilards. The Germans called them Beselers. Whatever name associated with them, they were very popular. These daggers are even mentioned in history as the weapon used to kill Wat Tyler, the leader of the Peasants revolt in 1381. You to could own a piece of history that is designed and manufactured by the Weapon Masters team.

This Central European Styled Baselard features a;

1070HC steel blade.

Robust, full-tang styled handle.

Mountain Goat Horn Scales.

Hand tooled leather sheath. 

Overall Length of 17.75"

Blade Length of 13"

Pommel and Guard width of 3"

Weighs approximately 13.3

Each Baselard is slightly different because of the nature of the handles material. Some of the horn is lighter in color, ranging from a white color to a beige color. Some have the colors mixed. If you are particular about the handle. Contact out customer service and they can send you photos of our available stock.