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A bronze age blade with 19th century hilt.

A dagger with probably an original blade, which is narrow with gently curving sides. The hilt, which is probably 19th or 20th century, is faceted and decorated with herring-bone, zigzag and dog-tooth ornament. There are five fake rivet heads on each face. This was used by John Hunt, as a letter opener. Dimensions (cm): L (overall) 24 x W (max.) 5.5

3rd to 2nd millennium BC (blade); 19-20th AD (h…

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