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Fig. 756. Dagger English, late XIVth century Found in London British Museum
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Fig. 757. Dagger English, late XIVth century. It has been enriched with figures of saints in enamel. Found at Duston, near Northampton. Collection: Mr. Henry G. Keasby
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Fig. 758a. Dagger English, late XIVth century Side view. Found in London Guildhall Museum
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Fig. 758b. The same dagger Viewed from the front, showing the inscription
