Hunting knife

A hunting knife (also called a Falchion or Malchus) is a cutting weapon that was used as early as the High Middle Ages until the Renaissance. It is a single-edged cold weapon, 45 to 60 cm long, which was used for hunting. It reached its greatest popularity in the period from the 17th to 19th centuries. In the Middle Ages it was also used by merchants for protection.

The blade of the knife in the picture is smoothed to a high gloss and may be provided with a dedication or a logo.

Overall length: 500 mm
Blade length: 380 mm
Guard length: 110 mm
Blade width by the guard: 40 mm
Blade material: spring steel 14260
Hilt material: smooth leather, stainless and brass wire
Price: EUR 1540