Scottish Daggers from Medieval Collectables

The Scottish Dirk was a direct descendent of the Medieval ballock dagger. The grip form began to change, probably sometime in the late 16th century, but soon developed a form that was purely Scottish. For those with a serious interest in the Highlands, a Scottish dagger or Scottish dirk is a must for any collection. Scottish daggers have inscriptions on their ornate hilts and handles that are made of box wood. Scottish daggers are like a work of but beware they are still a true dagger used for stabbing.

Black Sgian Dubh Item # MC-HK-26083BK In the far-off days of antiquated Scotland, it was typically unsafe to go anywhere completely unarmed, and thus the Black Sgian Dubh had its place in society: a hidden weapon, to be kept at all times in-case of attack. Price:  $12.00	Bonny Scottish Dirk Item # 400806 This 11-3/4" long dirk showcases crisp etchings of the traditional Scottish foliage and thistle motif on both sides of the blade. A 5" long, swagged false edge and a knurled pattern on the blade back mark this dirk with distinction. Price:  $110.00
Celtic Sgian Dubh Item # MC-HK-26136 Sometimes a classic historical item is brought into the modern era with a twist that not only gives the item a newer look, but creates an entirely new item; such is the example with the Celtic Sgain Dubh. Price:  $14.00	Celtic War Dagger Item # 888009 A fitting compliment to the sword, this wicked dagger was made using the actual prop seen in the Focus Features Roman epic The Eagle. This Celtic War Dagger was used with effectiveness in battle as well as around the camp. Price:  $73.00
Damascus Sgian Dubh Item # MC-HK-2516 Often enough, a Scottish man's sgian dubh was an ornate item, as much a symbol of pride and wealth as it was a defense weapon, and this much can readily be seen with the Damascus Sgian Dubh. Price:  $10.00	Dirk Item # SH2363 This Dirk is patterned after an early model (circa 1700) and is similar in form to earlier ballock knives. The blade is 'backed' (single-edged and wedge-shaped in cross section). Price:  $94.08
Early Scottish Dirk Item # 400508 This style dirk is a direct descendant of the medieval ballock dagger. The grip form began to change, probably sometime in the late 16th century, but soon developed a form that was purely Scottish. Price:  $115.00	Highland Dagger Item # MC-HK-3457 Mimicking the design elements of its larger relatives, the Highland Dagger is a perfect small blade to accompany an ultimately larger and far more intimidating weapon. Price:  $12.00
Ladys Hair Dagger Item # 801298 This unique dagger is fitted to an oval barrette to allow you to stylishly carry a knife at the back or side of your head! The barrette and scabbard are gold plated as are the exposed parts of the dagger. Price:  $65.00 On Sale For: $60.00	Primitive Scottish Dirk Item # 402352 This early type of dirk evolved from the Kidney Dagger and was the first step toward the ornate Scottish Dirk we know today. The grip is solid hardwood and the parts are steel. The blade is high carbon steel. Price:  $95.00
Scotland Sgian Dubh Collection Item # MC-KS-5845-44 Typically worn with traditional Scottish Highland attire, the Scotland Sgian Dubh Collection could easily be found tucked into a kilt-hose and no-one would give it a second look. Price:  $15.00	Scottish Dirk Item # ED8703 This early Scottish dirk design was popular during the 1600's. The Scottish Dirk has a stylishly rugged with a hand carved wood handle and steel fittings. The dirk comes with a scabbard that is wrapped in brown leather. Price:  $74.00
Scottish Regimental Dirk Item # ED877 This traditional handsome Scottish Dirk boasts a Crown design pommel and a nail head studded grip. The Scottish Regimental Dirk has an engraved steel blade that is 11.75 inches with a fancy sheath crested in silver tone castings. Price:  $68.00	Scottish Regimental Dirk Item # MC-MC-2086 'Dirk' is a Scottish word meaning 'short dagger', although sometimes a dirk was actually a sword-blade, cut down and fitted to a dagger's hilt; this could be the case with the Scottish Regimental Dirk. Price:  $36.00
Scottish Sgian Dubh Item # ED2209 The traditional scottish dagger. This personal 6-1/2" long lightweight knife is small enough to be worn tucked away in a sock or boot for easy retrival and use. The Sgian Dubh is made of Ebony wood and brass handle. Comes complete with sheath. Price:  $20.90	Sgian Dubb Item # SH2029 other modern Sgian Dubhs that are decorative at best, our SH2029 is both handsome and fully functional, with a high-carbon fileworked damascus blade, full length tang and a basket-weave hardwood grip topped by a royal purple crystal. Price:  $115.00 On Sale For: $90.28
Sgian Dubh Item # SNB11 This sgian dubh is a beautiful dagger that is very functional. High quality file worked carbon steel blade, black leather-wrapped scabbard, and a traditional basket weave pattern on the handle. Price:  $35.00	Sgian Dubh Item # 400910 A Scottish tradition, the original Sgian Dubhs were frequently worn under the shirt close to the armpit. Now it is traditional for the Sgian Dubh to be worn in the stocking of the Highlander, and the knife is frequently called a "stocking dirk". Price:  $40.00
Twisted Handle Scottish Dirk Item # IP-130-2 The Generation 2 version, Twisted Handle Scottish Dirk, is made from a 1 piece solid handle hand carved to look like twisted wood, with brass accents. The blade is made from 5160 tempered carbon steel, full tang. The scabbard is wood wrapped in leather. Price:  $99.00	Wood Sgian Dubh Item # MC-HK-26083BN In the far-off days of antiquated Scotland, it was typically unsafe to go anywhere completely unarmed, and thus the Black Sgian Dubh had its place in society: a hidden weapon, to be kept at all times in-case of attack. Price:  $12.00