The Arbiter Dagger is a combination of common dagger design elements from the 10th through 18th century.
The hand forged blade is quite wide when compared to the length. This allows it to have tremendous cutting ability with long acute bevels.
Make no mistake however, this dagger still has a needle-like point and will pierce cloth, leather, and even maille armor with ready efficiency.
It is a full 3/16 of an inch thick at the guard. The bronze guard and pommel balance the blade very nicely and allow excellent point control.
The stained ash grip is sturdy, durable, and attractive. The dagger is supplied with a leather sheath at no extra cost.