13th to 15thC knife-Dudgeon Handle

A fairly broad blade knife similar to ones found from Medieval Dordrecht, Netherlands.  Possibly carried by a tradesman, merchant or someone of higher status. A functional, light utility knife but perhaps better suited for the dinner board.  Suitable for those portraying mid to high status individuals. 
 
A broad blade working knife similar to ones found from Medieval Dordrecht, Netherlands.  Possibly carried by a field worker, tradesman or merchant.  Suitable for those portraying low to mid status individuals. 
 
Knife Details
 
Blade Length: 118mm, Max blade width: 26mm, Blade thickness: 3mm, Total length: 194mm
 
Blade- laminated iron with a carbon steel cutting edge and an integral bolster
 
Handle- A true dudgeon handle with a black bog oak spacer, iron end cap and brass finial
 
Sheath- water moulded veg tan leather with a  stamped decoration, dyed dark brown and fitted with a bone slider