Null Brass and iron dagger with scabbard.
15th century
Length: 22 cm
(accidents…

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Brass and iron dagger with scabbard. 15th century Length: 22 cm (accidents and missing parts, notably the spindle)

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Brass and iron dagger with scabbard. 15th century Length: 22 cm (accidents and missing parts, notably the spindle)

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