more information about Spanish dagger

Atlantia · 26th December 2010, 10:45 AM

Hi Chregu,

VERY NICE selection.
Here are my opinions on identification, from top to bottom (In my humble opinion of course)
Do you have the sheaths for any of them?

Knife from Canary Islands. Good quality inlay on hilt. date: late 19th/early 20thC (guess)

Here is a thread discussing them. Warning: its also contains a disturbing
image of the result of a knife fight.
http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=10312

Punal type B. Probobly made in Albacete. Classic design with brass insert in blade. Later 19th century.

punal type B

Corsican Knife of 'Vendetta' style. Difficult to date from your picture. I'd guess late 19thC.
Try comparing with these

Navaja Malagueña, or just possibly: Catalan knife (Ganivet). These are usually just called buy the generic name 'Navajas'. Date: 19thC. Please see the examples in the pages below to compare styles:

Navaja Malagueña

Catalan knives

Have a great Xmas and a happy new year.
Gene

OAKSP · 7th January 2011, 08:05 PM

Hello again !

After two years since my last entry on any forum, I am here again ...

What a marvelous spanish 18th Albacete´s dagger !!!!

A few months ago took place a nice exposition of Albacete´s daggers at the local Cuterly museum in Albacete´s city.

I have a couple of nice expamples, if I have a bit of time will try to post them.

In any case I do not like to see those away from home, so please bring them back here, I will be very pleased to give them all love they need...

snif !!!!!

Congratulations.

Paco

26th December 2010, 10:45 AM	#1
Atlantia Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: The Sharp end Posts: 2,928	Hi Chregu, VERY NICE selection. Here are my opinions on identification, from top to bottom (In my humble opinion of course) Do you have the sheaths for any of them? Knife from Canary Islands. Good quality inlay on hilt. date: late 19th/early 20thC (guess) Here is a thread discussing them. Warning: its also contains a disturbing image of the result of a knife fight. http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=10312 Punal type B. Probobly made in Albacete. Classic design with brass insert in blade. Later 19th century. punal type B Corsican Knife of 'Vendetta' style. Difficult to date from your picture. I'd guess late 19thC. Try comparing with these Navaja Malagueña, or just possibly: Catalan knife (Ganivet). These are usually just called buy the generic name 'Navajas'. Date: 19thC. Please see the examples in the pages below to compare styles: Navaja Malagueña Catalan knives Have a great Xmas and a happy new year. Gene Last edited by Atlantia; 26th December 2010 at 02:16 PM.

7th January 2011, 08:05 PM	#2
OAKSP Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: SPAIN Posts: 21	REPLY TO SPANISH DAGGER Hello again ! After two years since my last entry on any forum, I am here again ... What a marvelous spanish 18th Albacete´s dagger !!!! A few months ago took place a nice exposition of Albacete´s daggers at the local Cuterly museum in Albacete´s city. I have a couple of nice expamples, if I have a bit of time will try to post them. In any case I do not like to see those away from home, so please bring them back here, I will be very pleased to give them all love they need... snif !!!!! Congratulations. Paco