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In the London Museum medieval catalogue, Ward-Perkins dates similar chapes to the late 15th or 16th century. He suggests that metal dagger chapes were only used on the sheaths of military daggers or the more elaborate forms of civilian dagger. The great majority of surviving leather sheaths belonged to ordinary knives or knife-daggers and these have no metal terminal.AS97017. bronze scabbard chape, 58.7mm long, 12.9mm wide, 10.4mm thick, Complete but cracked, 15th - 16th century; hollow shield shaped, decorated with diagonal lines, a solid rounded knob terminal, curved upper edge with a raised lip on the front, rectangular opening on the back;
Eastern Europe, Late Medieval, Bronze Belt Buckle, 15th Century
AS50051. Late medieval, bronze belt buckle, 4.0 x 2.9 cm, SOLD
Medieval Spain, Bronze Scabbard Chape, c. 15th - 16th Century
In the London Museum medieval catalogue, Ward-Perkins dates similar chapes to the late 15th or 16th century. He suggests that metal dagger chapes were only used on the sheaths of military daggers or the more elaborate forms of civilian dagger. The great majority of surviving leather sheaths belonged to ordinary knives or knife-daggers and these have no metal terminal.AS89417. bronze scabbard chape, 58.7mm long, 12.9mm wide, 10.4mm thick, complete, cracked on front, 15th - 16th century; hollow shield shaped, curved sides converging at the base, a solid rounded knob terminal, curved upper edge with a raised lip on the front, rectangular opening on the back; SOLD
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