Dirks and Daggers



REGIMENTAL DIRK

We have brought this nice dirk back. For a long time we carried a more expensive version of the Scottish Regimental Dirk, which we called the "Laird's Dirk". The Laird's Dirk is history, but we do have a very nice substitute in the Regimental Dirk. Instead of wood, and leather covered wood, the grips and the sheath are made of hard plastic. The dirk blade, knife and fork are made of stainless steel, while the trim and sheath fittings are metal. A simulated red stone on the dirk and knife and fork complete the effect. Unlike before, we are equipping these dirks with a carry strap at no exta charge. Wear it proudly for only...
$45 plus $6 post & packing

COLD STEEL DIRK   

We recently added the Cold Steel Broadsword to our line and are now stocking the companion Cold Steel Scottish Dirk. Like the sword, this dirk is made for serious use. The blued steel guard and pommel, decorative rosewood handle and sharp 13 inch fullered blade of 1050 carbon steel, all speak of quality and utility. It comes equipped with a leather over wood sheath with blued steel throat and tip. An amazing buy at...

$150 plus $7 post & packing

Comrie Crafts Stag Hilted Dirk



These dirks are made by Comrie Crafts of Pitlochry Scotland, the same supplier of our famous stag-hilted sgian dubhs. The 12 inch carbon steel, single-edged blade is made in the correct configuration, with a "jimped" back. The hilt, made primarily of Scottish red deer antler, is fitted with coco bolo wood trim for a striking look. You can have either a plain hilt, or one inlaid with a pewter Celtic knot design. The sheath is made from heavy leather, hand-tooled with a Celtic interlace design. Because these dirks are hand-made, from all natural materials, each dirk will be different. Rest assured that you will be delighted with your purchase! We are currently offering these dirks as special order only items, although we do have some on hand from time to time. If special ordred, please allow about three weeks for delivery. We will post a notice on the site when we do have some available. This fine dirk is yours for just...

$325 plus $8 post and packing

The Basic Dirk

Now, from our own shop, The Basic Dirk. This dirk is meant to provide a sturdy and attractive blade, at a very reasonable price. A turned hardwood handle is stained black and fitted to a factory made blade with a jimped back, all spliced together with a brass or nickel silver guard. The pommel is decorated with a pewter knot work button. A leather sheath and carry strap are provided. Yours for only...

$55 plus $7 post and packing
 
 

The Culloden Dirk

Typical early 1700s dirk worn by Highlanders on a daily basis.  Has a single-edge blade with a wedge-shaped cross section tapered to a wicked point.  The hilt is carved hardwood with a brass pommel cap.  The sheath is extra thick, hardened, hand-sewn bullhide. Because this is a natural material there may be surface blemishes on the sheaths. Sorry, but we cannot provide sheaths separately or replace a sheath because of these natural imperfections. The dirk is 20 inches over all with a 13 1/2 inch blade.

$95 plus $7 packing & post.

DIRK FOR DRESS OR DAYWEAR

This bonny dirk is 17” overall with an 11 ½” blade etched with a traditional thistle pattern.  The hilt is ebony with a Celtic interlace pattern decorated with nickel-silver tacks.  The wooden sheath is covered with black leather and embellished with bright fittings.

$65 plus $7 post & packing

 


VIKING SWORD SAX



    
Very large saxes (also called scramasaxes) were sometimes referred to as sword-saxes. This new weapon in our line fills the bill. With a carbon steel blade of 16 3/4 inches and overall length of 23 inches, this knife certainly qualifies for the label. Full tang construction with two cross pins, brass bolster and heavy duty leather sheath for horizontal carry on the back of the belt. We think you will love it for...   

$75 plus $8 post & packing