Original Spanish 18th Century Bone-Hilted Assassin's Dagger with Leather Scabbard Helmets which were equipped with the

which were equipped with the Sharps-patented pellet primer system as an integral part of its breech mechanism

[16] The Brunswick treaty provided that all troops would be paid in Imperial Thalers – including two months' advance pay

The rather light weight head is mounted on a substantial steel shaft

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Original Spanish 18th Century Bone-Hilted Assassin's Dagger with Leather Scabbard Helmets which were equipped with theOriginal Item: One Only. The Spanish tooled leather scabbard is not made with any facility to suspend from a belt and was clearly intended to be secreted under one's shirt next to the skin, which was ideal for any assassin. The 5" one sided steel blade bears minimal linear decorations. There is no cross guard only a circular steel ring, ideal for placement of the thumb when inflicting an underarm thrust. The slightly turned grip appears to be of