The word “frog,” used for the leather loop or sheath-holder that attaches a blade to a belt, dates in this sense to the early 18th century, possibly borrowed from the Portuguese froco, describing a similar belt attachment. This medieval dagger frog is sized specifically for daggers and small swords, a compact and practical belt attachment that fits a wide range of belt widths.
Leather Dagger Frog
This leather frog has been designed to hang from the belt and securely hold a dagger in place. Sized for daggers and small swords, it fits belts easily for practical, secure carry. A versatile piece suited to a wide range of medieval impressions.
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