A bone hilted dagger for id!

M ELEY · 5th January 2026, 04:06 PM

Hello Sajen. I know next to nothing on these, but just had to say it is beautiful piece! I think the classification for Freemason is possible based on the crossguard pattern, which seems to resemble other crossguards on Mason swords and daggers I've seen. If not, it is still amazingly crafted. Even the bone appears to have no flaws or blemishes. The time period is definitely mid to late 19th, again based on that gurd pattern-

5th January 2026, 04:06 PM	#2
M ELEY Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: NC, U.S.A. Posts: 2,214	Hello Sajen. I know next to nothing on these, but just had to say it is beautiful piece! I think the classification for Freemason is possible based on the crossguard pattern, which seems to resemble other crossguards on Mason swords and daggers I've seen. If not, it is still amazingly crafted. Even the bone appears to have no flaws or blemishes. The time period is definitely mid to late 19th, again based on that gurd pattern-