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Hold your horses: This 17th century Indian dagger handle is made from pale green jade, inlaid with gold, rubies and emeralds.
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This object featured in the exhibition 'Treasured: Wonderful Things, Amazing Stories' at the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh. To find out more about the exhibition, visit our website.
A test casting of my glass dagger. I was hoping I could get away with casting two separate halves of the dagger and just glueing them together, but it was way too much work. Gonna just build the second half of the mold and cast them as one piece eventually. Need to do some more experimenting with my green resin swirling and dyeing too, but it's still cool for what it is at present.
Spanish dagger tree (Yucca faxoniana) is a bladed evergreen yucca. It is generally multitrunked and from 3 to 10 feet in height, but it can be single trunked and tree-like to 20 feet tall. The sharp-tipped bladed leaves range from 2 to 4.5 feet in length. The flowers are ivory to creamy white and bell shaped, and bloom on a flower stalk up to 2 feet long. Yucca faxoniana is native to the Chihuahuan Desert region of northern Mexico, southern New Mexico, and southwestern Texas. Its range is centered around Big Bend National Park in the central Rio Grande valley in the Chihuahuan Desert.
Catalog #: 00039884
Manufacturer: Convair
Designation: F-102
Official Nickname: Delta Dagger
Notes: Convair Collection; F-102 program
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
A duel between dagger and sword. The dagger can never win this way because the sword has far more reach.
The Talisman :
The Talisman
This wizard's knife from the ancient world features a flying serpent handle design and Celtic knotwork engraved in the blade.
Overall Length: 12-3/16"
Blade Length: 6-3/4"
Blade Thickness: 3/16"
Blade Material: Tempered 420 J2 stainless steel.
Handle Material: Cast aluminum, antique silver plated finish, push tang.
Display: 6" x 5-1/4" x 2-3/4" wood, mahogany finish.
Left: Kidney Dagger
Steel, bone grip.
English, 1450 - 1500
Right: Landscknecht Dagger
Steel, bronze, bone grip
French, late 15th century