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a traditional tart and dagger tattoo on a bicep as part of a half sleeve by Texas Tattooer Brando Lantz Smith
12th Century - Templar Dagger
This type of long sleek dagger was used during the 10th to the 11th Centuries by the Knights Templar and the Knights Hospitallier. This uniquely designed dagger has a silver Templar Cross on the handle and beautifully crafted brass cross guard and pommel.
Great hanger, sheath has one tiny dent on back, blade is bright with "All for Deutlchland", no signs of sharpening, very little corrosion on hilt and end of handle, has eagle with national symbol
One of the specialized aircraft that the Black Dagger's use for jumps.
The Black Daggers are the official U.S. Army Special Operations Command Parachute Demonstration Team. Their mission is to perform live aerial demonstrations in support of Army Special Operations community relations and recruiting. Comprised of volunteers from throughout Army Special Operations the Black Daggers have diverse
backgrounds and are skilled in various military specialties including Special Forces, Rangers, civil ffairs, psychological operations and signal and support. The team represents the professionalism and edication of special operations forces.
Phurbu Ritual Dagger, carved from wood.
Phurbu, signifies a three-sided ritual dagger sometimes made of meteorite-stone or otherwise from or iron or wood. Its handle usually depicts either the head of a triple-faced deity, a small sculptured skull, and sometimes also (part of) a dorje. With such a dorje/vajra, the Sanskrit name is vajrakila.
Phurbu also can refer to a deity personified as (or in) a ritual dagger.
Topkapi Dagger, The dagger was ordered by I. Mahmud as a gift to the Shah of Persia, Nadir Shah. The dagger was brought back to the palace treasury, because of the unexpected riod in Persia. On the hilt of the dagger there are three large 30-40 cm length emeralds, and the top of the hilt is covered with one large emerald -which has a watch inside and gilt with cut diamonds. The sheath of the dagger is covered with gold glaze and stylized low relief basket with fruit enamels. DescriptionThe dagger was ordered by Mahmud I. as a gift to the Shah of Persia, Nadir Shah. The dagger was brought back to the palace treasury, because of the unexpected riod in Persia. On the hilt of the dagger there are three large 30-40 cm length emeralds, and the top of the hilt is covered with one large emerald -which has a watch inside and gilt with cut diamonds. The sheath of the dagger is covered with gold glaze and stylized low relief basket with fruit enamels.
Description Collection: Topkapi Palace Museum
Inventory Number: 2/160
Period: Ottoman, Late 18th Century
Name: The Topkapı Dagger
Scales: 35 cm
This is a dagger from the second intermediate period when egypt was under the rule of an Aegean people that we only know today as the Hyksos, which was pretty much the Ancient Egyptian term for "damn foreigner." I think the hyksos introduced this style of dagger to the Egyptians. There are a lot of shinny later examples in the same style with the arrow shaped blade in Tutankhamun's tomb.
Don Basilio murdered Donna Julia with it,
his beautiful wife, because she was unfaithful.
Conte Antonio, one night, his wretched brother
was slyly murdering with this here dagger.
A black his young lover out of jealousy
and some Italian sailor a Greek boatswain.
From hand to hand it passed and into mine.
Many things my eyes have seen, but this one makes me quiver.
Come close and look at it, it has an anchor and a crest,
it's light, why take it, it's not even a quarter,
but I would advise you to buy something else."
-- How much? -- Seven francs only. As long as you want it, take it.
Left: Curved dagger (Khanjar) with Ram-Head Pommel
Indian
Mughal period, 17th - 18th century
Watered steel inlaid with gold and silver in the kuftgari technique
Item number: 244.1997
Dagger with Lion-Head Pommel
India
17th - 18th century
Bronze with applied gold, silver and gemstones
Item number: 1984.1500
Daggers made from either cassowary or human thigh bones were used by the Abelem people of the Maprik/Wosera area for fighting and hunting. This one is incised with an ancestral clan design.
With my OM-D EM1 back from its very short Portuguese holiday at the Olympus service centre (very efficient indeed) the first shot to test it was this Grey Dagger moth, posed on a window frame (not ideal!). I love grey daggers - they are only small but the markings are subtle and beautiful.
I kinda missed taking pictures of my dolls.
I rewigged dagger back to blonde, i straightened rejeenah's hair.
i didnt change the boys' clothes (especially Johann), ever again. XD
13th Century - Brass Crafted Dagger
Daggers formed a part of the Noble Knight’s offensive weapons. It was compulsory to have a dagger hanging from the belt in the Medieval period, as this meant life or death. A good 8-9 inch blade was sufficient to kill or maim an opponent. Blade made from spring steel, with solid brass pommel and cross guard.