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Fig. 767. Rondel dagger
English, about 1400 Found at Walthamstow London Museum
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Fig. 766. From the brass of Thomas Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, 1401
St. Mary's Church, Warwick
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Fig. 768. From the brass of an unknown knight
About 1405. Laughton Church, Lincolnshire
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Fig. 769. From the brass of Sir Reginald de Cobham, 1403
Lingfield Church, Surrey
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Fig. 770. Rondel dagger
English, about 1430. Found in Upper Thames Street on the shore of the Thames London Museum
rivets; the actual grip is missing, but the tang of the blade is wide—its edges being decorated and showing an appearance of past gilding. The blade is of triangular section. This dagger may certainly be accepted as being of English
