u/Mathias_Greyjoy

Hi there! I'm selling a number of Tod Cutler items to fund other reenactment related purchases for my partner and I. I'm the first owner of everything. Condition is brand new, factory sharpened, never used (in any sense of the word, they've just sat carefully in wrapping). These are not machine made, they are hand ground items, based on pieces from the middle ages and reflect such with human imperfections (only cosmetically). I can provide more info/pictures as needed. Please let me know if you have any questions!

Located in Canada. Prices are negotiable.

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##Late 13th Century Quillon Dagger (red sheath)

I'm asking $200 CAD.

Measurements

• Blade length: 8″/20cm
• Grip length: 3.5″/8.5cm
• Overall length: 13″/33cm

> From todcutler.com: This 13th Century reproduction Knights Medieval Quillon Dagger from the second part of the 13thC features a wide diamond section fullered blade, downturned and flattened quillons and a distinctive octagonal pommel.

> The steel hilt components are fitted to an ash wood grip and the dagger comes with a double layer naturally tanned leather sheath fitted with a decorated latten (brass) chape.

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##14thC Effigy Rondel Dagger (black sheath)

I'm asking $220 CAD.

Measurements

• Blade length: 24cm/9.5″
• Grip length: 9.5cm/3.75″
• Overall length: 36cm/14″

> From todcutler.com: Mid to late 14thC Rondel dagger. Featuring a flower shaped pommel and disc guard in bronze with a fluted wooden grip. A very strong double sided, diamond section blade.

> This type of ‘gentle’ motif of a flower was typical of knights of the 13th and 14thC. You can see motifs and daggers like this on effigy’s and artwork throughout the period.

> Later rondel daggers had a top ‘disc’ style guard as well but early ones had a more normal shaped dagger pommel as seen here.

> As well as the dagger being typical of the period it comes with a very distinctive ‘cupped’ leather sheath which has been shaped around the bottom rondel with a brass shaped shape with fluting and a heart motif cut out.

> There is an image of a 14thC rondel found in the Thames that has a similar combination of an early 14thC Rondel

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##12th Century Quillon Dagger (red sheath) I have two of these for sale

I'm asking $210 CAD.

Measurements

• Blade length: 24cm/9.5”
• Grip length: 38cm/15”
• Overall length: 9cm/3.5”

> From todcutler.com: 12thC Medieval Quillon dagger – daggers started as knights daggers in the high medieval period and quickly became popular with regular soldiers and men at arms. This medieval dagger is an early version and was the height of fashion in the 12thC and features a stout double sided blade fitted to a simple steel guard and pommel with an Ash wood grip. Stylistically they are similar to swords of the period and this example is based on an English piece, but this style of dagger fits all over Northern Europe.

> Comes with a double layer naturally tanned leather sheath with a latten chape featuring the symbol of a heart.

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##Italian War hammer – Dragon hammer 14th – 15thC

I'm asking $490 CAD.

Measurements

• Length: 22” ash shaft
• Height: 13cm/5 ¼”, width 14cm/5.6”
• Material: bronze and steel

> From todcutler.com: This Italian medieval war hammer is based on a piece from the Venice Museum dated 1380. Housed at The Museo Civico Correr in Venice, Italy. Francesco II da Carrara. The original was a staff weapon at 20cm wide and this has been scaled down to be a hammer. Based on a piece from Venice Museum and dated 1380 . The head is cast bronze and steel with a bronze end cap.

> War hammers generally had a faceted hammer for blows and a sharper pointed side which could be used for piercing/ripping.

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##14th Century English Rondel (black sheath)

I'm asking $220 CAD.

Measurements

• Blade length: 24cm/9.5″
• Grip length: 9.5cm/3.75″
• Overall length: 36cm/14″

> From todcutler.com: Mid to late 14thC Rondel replica dagger front grip made of two metal plates sandwiching an organic filler plate. Features a pair of concave steel rondels and a hexagonal ash grip with steel handle components.

> The dagger has a very strong double sided, blade with a full edge and a half sharpened false edge and housed in a double layer veg tan leather sheath with incised decoration and a brass (latten) chape, and comes with a very distinctive ‘cupped’ leather sheath which has been shaped around the bottom rondel

> These early rondel daggers can be seen on effigies and artwork throughout the period.

> Later rondel daggers had a top ‘disc’ style guard as well but early ones had a more normal shaped dagger pommel as seen here.

Hi there! I'm selling this sword to fund other reenactment related purchases for my partner and I. I'm the first owner. Condition is unused, sharpened. I can provide more pictures as needed. Please let me know if you have any questions. I'm selling to fund other reenactment related purchases for my partner and I! I'm asking $350 CAD (shipping cost to be determined, but willing to ship internationally).

Located in Quebec, Canada.

Measurements

• Overall length: 50 1/8"
• Grip length: 11"
• Blade length: 38 3/4"
• Weight: 3lb 10oz
• Point of Balance: 5.5"
• Point of Percussion: 25"

> The term Bastard undoubtedly comes from the fact that the sword, because of its design, has no legitimate claim to being classified as either a uniquely single-handed or two-handed weapon. The Bastard sword was a weapon developed for the use of the foot soldier and had became quite common by the early 1500’s. The Paul Chen Bastard Sword made at Hanwei is finished in an antique patina, making for an amazingly authentic appearance. The leather-covered scabbard features a patinated steel chape and tip. A perfect well balanced sword for the re-enactor

https://imgur.com/a/8ArBTAK