Roman Daggers

Historical Daggers from the early Roman times to the Renaissance and Medieval times. Roman dagger (from Vulgar Latin: 'daca' - a Dacian knife) is a blade weapon (essentially a double-edged knife) used for stabbing, thrusting or as a secondary defense weapon in close combat.Much like battle axes, daggers evolved out of prehistoric tools. They were initially made of flint, ivory or even bone and were used as a weapon since the earliest periods of human civilization.
Roman Daggers are a perfect pieces of art symbolizing the Roman persona. Classic representations of the Roman times, the daggers are vivid illustrations of a momentous era in history. The designs of the daggers are based on existing pieces in museums or private collections and are created using high-grade casting alloy metal. The finishes of the daggers replicate both the as-made finish of the original and the patinas developed with time and use.
The ancient roman daggers often have decorated grip and scabbard in various impressive styles. The classic broad and waisted blade of the dagger is generally ridged and fullered for stiffness and lightness. Roman daggers are historically important and display authentic detailing designs. The blade, scabbard, pommel, etc. are covered by highly ornamented pieces made in various alloy metals. Excellent collector's items, these reproductions serve as good gifts for collection, display, costuming and decoration.