Sgian Dubh with Rosewood Handle
Sgian Dubh with pewter tipped rosewood handle with celtic motiv and stainless steel blade.
Brown leather embossed sheath.
Presented in a sturdy gift box.
The Sgian Dubh originates from the Highland dagger. From the Iron Ages it developed into the Drover's knife and then Gralloch knife.
Many claim Sgian Dubh means "black knife", but it would be more accurate to say "dark knife”, a covert dagger. Originally carried and recognised in Highland martial culture. During the 18th century it would be concealed beneath clothing, today the Sgian Dubh is worn tucked into the cuff of your hose, secured in place by the flash garter.
- Rosewood handle with stainless steel blade
- Embossed brown leather sheath
- Made in Scotland
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Sgian Dubh with Rosewood Handle
Sgian Dubh with pewter tipped rosewood handle with celtic motiv and stainless steel blade.
Brown leather embossed sheath.
Presented in a sturdy gift box.
The Sgian Dubh originates from the Highland dagger. From the Iron Ages it developed into the Drover's knife and then Gralloch knife.
Many claim Sgian Dubh means "black knife", but it would be more accurate to say "dark knife”, a covert dagger. Originally carried and recognised in Highland martial culture. During the 18th century it would be concealed beneath clothing, today the Sgian Dubh is worn tucked into the cuff of your hose, secured in place by the flash garter.
- Rosewood handle with stainless steel blade
- Embossed brown leather sheath
- Made in Scotland
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Sgian Dubh with pewter tipped rosewood handle with celtic motiv and stainless steel blade.
Brown leather embossed sheath.
Presented in a sturdy gift box.
The Sgian Dubh originates from the Highland dagger. From the Iron Ages it developed into the Drover's knife and then Gralloch knife.
Many claim Sgian Dubh means "black knife", but it would be more accurate to say "dark knife”, a covert dagger. Originally carried and recognised in Highland martial culture. During the 18th century it would be concealed beneath clothing, today the Sgian Dubh is worn tucked into the cuff of your hose, secured in place by the flash garter.
- Rosewood handle with stainless steel blade
- Embossed brown leather sheath
- Made in Scotland
