‡ A FINE RONDEL DAGGER, LATE 15TH CENTURY ‡ A FINE RONDEL DAGGER, LATE 15TH CENT…

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‡ A FINE RONDEL DAGGER, LATE 15TH CENTURY

‡ A FINE RONDEL DAGGER, LATE 15TH CENTURY with tapering double-edged blade of slightly hollow-diamond section and flattened on each face at the forte, iron hilt comprising chiselled outer ring-guard formed as a pair of scaley serpents, down-curved scalloped inner-guard, spirally moulded ferrule, and large mushroom-shaped cap pommel, and later wooden grip (the iron parts pitted), 34.8 cm overall

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‡ A FINE RONDEL DAGGER, LATE 15TH CENTURY

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