DAGGER DAGGER DAGGER!!! 7 inch overall length, Hard scabbard MUST SEE!!!!!

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I was wondering if a GIN may be put in place?

Mar 15th, 2014 at 7:56:09 PM PDT by

What are you willing to spend in credits and more importantly, would you follow through. Too many times someone asks, then tbey renege. Are you Listia verified as well??

Mar 15th, 2014 at 8:00:08 PM PDT by

F&W sweet knife

Mar 18th, 2014 at 7:47:15 PM PDT by

That's not a dagger that's a dirk

Mar 19th, 2014 at 4:13:34 PM PDT by

Well the word Dirk (Scottish) has been for many years used in place of Dagger mostly because it was more of a pricey ($$$) word amongst the brethren. More sophisticated. Having said that, Dirks were more thinner in width and longer and usually double edged in order to allow the fighter to slip the blade between the plates and folds of armor. inflictining serious wounds without penetrating the armor. Daggers were most generally shorter and single edged. Having said that, we have seen so many variations of both, that it has confused the populace so much that either term is appropriate. Unless we were really bidding on something from early centuries, then I would expect see correct terminology depicting the correct weapon. I know I will never be at that plateau and im pretty sure Listia will never see that either, unless of course, by accident, someone had one laying around in their attic and never knew what they had and put it on here for all of us to fight in a bidding war. Lol. I give you great kudos for commenting on this, as I have not heard that word Dirk in a very long time. My great granfather was a Scottish Mick and he had many stories from the Scotland of old. Thanks kiddo for bringing back great memories. Peace, Bill

Mar 19th, 2014 at 4:37:18 PM PDT by

FREE: DAGGER DAGGER DAGGER!!! 7 inch overall length, Hard scabbard MUST SEE!!!!!