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Damascus Steel Sgian Achlais Ebony Wood Handle
- SKU: WSZ1263
- Categories: Sgian Achlais, Weaponry
- Tags: Damascus, Wood
- 9.5″ OVERALL LENGTH
- 4.5″ BLADE LENGTH
- 5″ HANDLE
- WOOD HANDLE
- DAMASCUS GUARD AND POMMEL
- DAMASCUS BLADE
$75.00
In stock (can be backordered)
The sgian dubh was for utility, but the sgian achlais (armpit dagger) was a weapon. It was usually concealed under the arm and was possibly slung with a strap or cord or tucked into a great kilt.
Each knife has a 4½ inch Damascus steel blade with the entire knife measuring 9 inches. The fine quality leather sheath, damascus crown and ebony wood grip give it a historic feel.
The sheath’s backside has a leather loop so it can attach to a strap, cord, or kilt belt.
Weight | 1 lbs |
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