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491:) in the accounts of an arms dealer of Florence, Francesco Datini, dated to 1375. See Meier (1998). Earlier authors made other attempts at suggesting plausible etymologies. Jonathan ooucher in his
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Geoffrey", are reported to have been sporting "a girdle of silver, a baselard or a
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shows a group assaulting Tyler with a variety of weapons (including a
Falchion), while the weapon used to slay Tyler is drawn as a long, straight baselard sword.
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man hat verboten daz dhein burger weder in der stat noch auzwendig niht sol tragen dhein silberin gürteln dhein welhisch messer noch dheinen basler
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781:Jürg A. Meier, Sammlung Carl Beck, Sursee (1998).
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453:Daggers And Fighting Knives of The Western World
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734:A Complete Bibliography of Fencing and Duelling
643:prenegarde prenegarde, thus bere I myn baselard
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515:", but alternatively also to "Lat. Barb.
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677:Glossary of Archaic and provincial words
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1771:Camillus Cutlery Company
627:, vol. 8 (1896), p. 970.
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284:with buttons overgilt."
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1736:Aitor Knife Company
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1066:Ballpoint pen knife
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2232:Associations
2158:Bob Loveless
1987:Shun Cutlery
1871:Füritechnics
1786:Chroma Cnife
1534:
1444:Trench knife
1434:Taping knife
1384:Sheath knife
1279:Opinel knife
1195:Ivan's Knife
1136:Diving knife
1111:Combat knife
995:Nakiri bōchō
990:Maguro bōchō
975:Tomato knife
960:Pizza cutter
935:Fillet knife
920:Chef's knife
915:Cheese knife
905:Butter knife
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55:October 2011
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2193:Jody Samson
2183:Chris Reeve
2105:James Black
2092:Knifemakers
2020:TOPS Knives
1992:Slice, Inc.
1924:Marble Arms
1766:Buck Knives
1718:Yoroi-dōshi
1673:Push dagger
1580:French Nail
1429:Switchblade
1414:Strider SMF
1379:Sharpfinger
1329:Putty knife
1319:Pocketknife
1304:Penny knife
1249:Misericorde
1020:Usuba bōchō
970:Steak knife
895:Bread knife
327:Swiss degen
301:, the term
282:ballok knyf
240:hooliganism
147:short sword
2286:Categories
2203:Mike Snody
2178:Bo Randall
2153:Jimmy Lile
2148:Gil Hibben
2133:Jerry Fisk
2030:Victorinox
2025:Tramontina
2006:STI Knives
1914:Leatherman
1899:KitchenAid
1849:Fällkniven
1801:Cold Steel
1605:Kabutowari
1565:Ear dagger
1374:Sgian dubh
1354:Sami knife
1269:Neck knife
1259:Multi-tool
1254:Mora knife
1191:Husa knife
1181:Higonokami
1141:Drop point
1131:Deba bōchō
1106:Clip point
1096:Cane knife
1086:Boot knife
985:Deba bōchō
505:Johan Ihre
473:Ant–Batten
435:including
413:References
354:baudelaire
315:crossguard
47:footnoting
2168:Ken Onion
1811:Cuisinart
1756:Benchmade
1550:Cinquedea
1525:Bagh nakh
1404:SOG Knife
1309:Pesh-kabz
1116:Commander
1061:Ballistic
1025:Yanagi ba
1010:Udon kiri
950:Mezzaluna
630:see also
613:Tegernsee
580:Nuremberg
481:bill-hook
471:fascicle
358:Basilarda
348:The term
288:Wat Tyler
272:Sloane MS
248:Nuremberg
210:"knife".
157:Etymology
132:etc., in
125:Latinized
95:Topcliffe
2002:Spyderco
1982:Sabatier
1751:Aritsugu
1698:Stiletto
1663:Poignard
1625:Khanjali
1535:Baselard
1399:Smatchet
1349:Sabatier
1299:Penknife
1204:Karambit
791:(2007),
775:(1887).
685:falchion
650:(1836).
582: :
552:(1386),
548:(1348),
544:(1355),
513:basslara
509:basslere
391:See also
382:Canonbie
350:baselard
309:-shaped
307:crescent
204:baselard
199:knife".
180:baselard
163:baselard
103:baselard
43:citation
2292:Daggers
2271:Daggers
2060:Wüsthof
1939:Morseth
1909:Kyocera
1859:Fiskars
1844:F. Dick
1630:Khanjar
1595:Jambiya
1540:Bichuwa
1530:Balarao
1505:Anelace
1497:Daggers
1487:Yatagan
1364:Scalpel
1344:Resolza
1339:Rampuri
1234:Machete
1071:Bayonet
1000:Santoku
925:Cleaver
871:Kitchen
845:daggers
729:. C.f.
608:(1856).
602:beseler
594:Mainzer
529:baslere
497:bastard
371:yatağan
297:In the
268:England
264:Germany
193:basler
149:of the
2070:Global
2045:Wenger
1964:Opinel
1889:Ka-Bar
1885:Ivan's
1610:Kaiken
1585:Gunong
1570:Emeici
1477:X-Acto
1472:Wedung
1334:Puukko
1324:Phurba
1294:Parang
1264:Navaja
1239:Mandau
1214:Kirpan
1076:Boline
1051:Athame
1038:knives
1036:Other
965:Splayd
910:Caidao
885:Boning
878:knives
841:Knives
801:pp. 34
795:
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723:rapier
617:paslär
615:lists
556:(1415)
455:(1968)
437:serifs
311:pommel
303:basler
256:France
252:basler
244:pasler
224:basler
208:coutel
143:dagger
1977:Rösle
1944:Muela
1854:FAMAE
1816:Cutco
1761:Böker
1703:Tantō
1688:Shobo
1668:Pugio
1640:Kunai
1620:Katar
1615:Kalis
1575:Facón
1520:BC-41
1314:Pirah
1224:Kukri
1161:Golok
1156:Ginsu
1126:CQC-6
1121:Corvo
1091:Bowie
876:table
503:").
380:, in
342:Degen
336:Dolch
260:Italy
197:Basel
117:also
113:, in
1954:OLFA
1713:V-42
1693:Sica
1683:Seme
1635:Kris
1600:Jile
1560:Dirk
1449:Tumi
1389:Shiv
1369:Seax
1359:SARK
1209:Kard
1171:Guna
1081:Bolo
945:Lame
890:Boti
843:and
805:65f.
793:ISBN
739:ISBN
339:and
313:and
266:and
173:and
101:The
45:and
1835:EKA
1555:Dha
1454:Ulu
873:and
719:OED
523:by
465:OED
427:sic
187:or
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