Tizona Dagger of the Cid S0192-46N

Tizona Dagger of the Cid – The Steel of the Castilian Hero

Amidst songs of heroic deeds and gestures of honor, a dagger inspired by the legendary Tizona, the sword carried by Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, El Cid Campeador, emerges. The Tizona Dagger of El Cid Ref. S0192-46N is a decorative recreation that embodies the spirit of the quintessential medieval knight, a symbol of valor, justice, and loyalty to the crown.

The Reflection of an Immortal Legend

Measuring 55 cm in total length , this dagger reproduces in a reduced form the majestic essence of the Tizona, one of the most famous swords of the Hispanic Middle Ages. Its 42 cm steel blade , sober and straight, represents the mettle of a warrior who fought for both his honor and his land.

Details of Castilian Nobility

The crossguard and pommel feature finely crafted nickel finishes , evoking the precious metals that decorated the arms of Castilian knights. The curved quillons complete the traditional silhouette of 11th-century weapons, reminiscent of the historical designs of Hispanic swords.

Designed as a decorative (not functional) piece, this dagger is perfect for collectors, historical reenactors, or lovers of El Cid's exploits. Its light weight makes it ideal for wearing with medieval costumes or proudly displaying in a display case dedicated to the Reconquista.

Main features:

• Reference: S0192-46N

• Total length: 55 cm

• Blade length: 42 cm

• Sheet thickness: 2.5 mm

• Blade material: Steel

• Guard, quillons and pommel: Decorated nickel

• Approximate weight: 225 g

• Use: Decorative replica (non-functional)

A Dagger That Sings of the Champion's Deeds

The Cid's Tizona Dagger is not just a decorative object, but a symbolic representation of the honor and glory of one of the greatest heroes in medieval Spanish history. Ideal for those who wish to pay tribute to the epic past.

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And let the spirit of El Cid dwell among your treasures of steel and legend.