Dagger Gallery

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When social distancing means you can’t stab at your friends with swords so you end up using a needle

Nepalese kukri with bone grip, turquoise and red coral mounted sheath, early 20th century.from Czern

Italian plug bayonet, 19th century.from Czerny’s International Auction House

Her little knives. Daggers. I know what they are. Physical representation of her tails. However the

Rare US Springfield Model 1915 Bolo bayonetfrom Rock Island Auctions

ravenkult:female knight by kang hee yoon www.artstation.com/artwork/nYnkX9

French Model 1874 bayonetfrom Czerny’s International Auction House

A kindjal of the Kuban Cossacks, circa 1900.from Czerny’s International Auction House

wikimb:yamato017:wikimb: Lemme introduce that Michael also has daggers called Aces of Spades on his

princess-of-france:Happy March, Shakespeeps! Time to sharpen those daggers, dismiss the soothsayers,

Portuguese Naval Officer’s dirk, 19th century.from Ralados Antiques

Filipino baron with silver and mother of pearl mounts, early 20th century.from Michael Backman Ltd.

Silver mounted pedang, Indonesia, circa 1900.from Czerny’s International Auction House

lizzart-zardonicz:Vergil, but as an assassin with double daggers and holsters. AU material?

Indian haladie, 19th century.from Sofe Design Auctions

Knife produced by Joseph Rogers & Sons of Sheffield, England, mid 19th century.from Rock Island

justscreenshots:House of Flying Daggers 2004

perfectframes:HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS / 2004 / ZHANG YIMOUI will tell all the girls to wear men’s cl

Japanese Aikuchi with German blade, dated 1625.from The Royal Armouries Collection

Niello silver decorated knife, The Caucasus, 19th century.from Helios Auctions

Japanese tanto with copper and brass mounts, 19th century.from Sofe Design Auctions

isgandar: Mycenaean “Lion Hunt” Burial Daggers found in grave-shaft IV at Mycenae’s Grave Circle AIn

Roman Pugios with scabbards, 1st century AD

Rukai knife, Taiwan, circa 1930′s.from Peter Dekker’s Mandarin Manson

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