Early Medieval Belt Knife

A recreation of a typical belt knife from the 11th-13th centuries with similar blade and handle styles found from London, Perth and across the Netherlands and France. 
With a strong spine on the blade and a hard wearing handle made with field maple, this belt knife is a great addition to the kit of any reenactor looking for something functional as well as historically accurate. It also works well as a unique knife for those interested in bushcraft, hunting and camping but wishing for something made in a more traditional style.
Supplied with a hand stitched and decorated leather  "wing" sheath.
Vital Statistics:
Blade: Carbon Steel
Handle: field maple with a cow horn bolster and birch bark and nickel silver spacers and end cap. 
Blade Length: 95mm
Max Blade Width: 20mm
Max Blade Thickness: 3.5mm
Total Length: 187mm