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Dagger with Sheath
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Steel iron wood leather gold, blade Turkish; hilt and scabbard European possibly Italian
Rights: Public Domain
Arms and Armor, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Jean Jacques Reubell in memory of his mother Julia C. Coster and of his wife Adeline E. Post both of New York City 1926
Title: Dagger with Sheath
Description:
Steel iron wood leather gold, blade Turkish; hilt and scabbard European possibly Italian.
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