A distinctive Late Medieval dagger form named for the pair of rounded, oval swellings flanking its guard, one of the most recognisable Medieval European hilt silhouettes.
The bollock dagger takes its name from the paired, rounded swellings at the base of the grip, formed in one piece with the wooden handle and reinforced at the top with a shaped metal washer. Carried widely across England and continental Europe from the 14th century onward, it became one of the most recognisable Medieval dagger silhouettes, worn by everyone from common soldiers to gentry.
Deepeeka’s reproduction is part of our Medieval heritage range.
Use for:
- Medieval knightly living history and display
- Museum-style display on a wall mount or stand
- Medieval-themed home decor and collections
- Historical events and Medieval fairs
- Film and theatre productions set in the Late Medieval period
- Collectors of Medieval companion daggers
