Szco Supplies 12.5-Inch Renaissance Dagger with Genuine Bone Handle, Stainless Steel Blade, Brass Guard, and Leather Sheath

The dagger is very well made indeed; fit and finish is great, with smooth transitions between the parts, but it's just imperfect enough that you know it was handmade rather than cranked out by a machine.The brass parts do appear to be solid brass, and are nicely shaped and polished. They have not been over-buffed though - all the edges and corners remain well-defined. The hilt is made of white bone, presumably cow or camel, and the black spacers either end appear to be horn.The blade is very nice, with reasonably even grinds on all four bevels. Again, not perfect, but only to the extent that it shows that it was made by an experienced craftsman not a machine.Even the sheath is surprisingly nice. It does appear to be made of real leather, and has an attractive stamped pattern on the front. If I have one criticism, it is that the sheath is molded to the shape of the blade rather than welted, but I'm really nitpicking here.Overall, I am extremely pleased with the dagger. Note that I have not used 'for the price' as a qualifier for any of my comments - it is nice, period. The fact that it also happens to be so inexpensive is a welcome bonus.I'm seriously considering buying another one just because it's such a bargain.

I was under the impression I was receiving a fake dagger due to me typing in FAKE or theatrical prop in the search bar. When I received it it was in fact a real sharp blade. This was my fault for not reading the reviews. I cannot send it back but did get a refund. The quality is gear for the price and it was a beautiful piece but just incase someone else did what I did and typed in what I did and received a real dagger, it is in fact real and very sharp lol!

The dagger is very nice quality and a great addition to my ren faire outfit. The only thing though is that the sheath is more orange than brown, so it does not really match the brown I was going for. The dagger itself is nice. It’s not sharpened so it can be brought to the faire, but the tip of the blade is pointy so you have to be careful. Overall it’s very nice

I was pleased with this dagger when it arrived. It was not sharp out of the box but it feels solid and the brass and bone really add to the beauty of this knife. It did sharpen up nicely to a razor sharp edge. The only area where I felt the quality could have been a little better was the centerline of the blade, which was nor perfectly straight, but acceptable for a $13.44 knife. (As of this writing it has gone up to $16.77) Other reviewers said that the sheath was crappy, but I think it is just fine. It is made of leather and plenty adequate for this knife. So, in my opinion, for the price it is a good value, I am happy with it and would definitely recommend the purchase of this blade.

Everything seems in order based on the description. Well balanced. Sheath is a bit tight but that should work itself out over time.

I've purchased knives made in Pakistan before...they are very inexpensive...5 stars, but they are OK quality at best. If you get a good craftsman you'll be lucky enough to get one of the better examples. If you don't...well, let me just say I've got one knife in particular I bought back in 2015 and it looks like a 5 year old hammered it out...horrible fit and finish, but for a beater/camp knife I wasn't complaining.This dagger has good heft, sharp enough to go over it put a razor edge on it, the sheath is decent for the low price (much preferred to those cheap black nylon sheaths you so often get with inexpensive knives)....BUT, the blade is slightly off as if it wasn't seated in the handle quite precisely....still functional enough and I wasn't expecting perfection so for the price I can live with it....just be clear that IF you choose to buy one of these Pakistan made knives at such a low price, especially after having read even a few reviews (most parrot this one closely) then you really shouldn't have any reason to complain unless your blade shows up completely broken in two.

just wanted a cheap knife to be a fancy letter opener. I was wildly suprised by how nice of a knife this is for the price. wouldn't be suprised it it was sold at the counter at bass pro for like 60 bucks.

I totally understand you get what you pay for, but damn this was bad. The tip was not even close to center on the blade. The handle had a huge gouge in it. And the sheath.... well it looks like 6 year old cut it out with his saftey scissors. The stamping on the sheath is off center. Like I said I get it i bought the cheapest thing on the internet, but thus was a total QA fail and never should have left the factory.