Ceremonial Scottish Dirk & Scabbard Pipers Pattern This regulation ceremonial dirk is crafted to official Ministry of Defence standards (NSN: 8465-99-136-7275, Pattern No. 28809) and worn by pipers of Scottish regiments as part of their full Highland dress. Built with traditional materials and fine attention to detail, it remains a symbol of military heritage and craftsmanship. Dirk Features: Polished steel blade with traditional profile Black chequered grip in either ebony wood or moulded ebonite Polished nickel alloy pommel, ferrule, grip studs, and fittings Brown leather buff and durable mild steel fixings Overall length: approx. 44.2 cm Blade length: approx. 30.5 cm Weight: approx. 496g Scabbard Features: Mahogany wood body with polished black calf leather cover Polished nickel alloy locket, chape, bands, and loop fittings Secure belt attachment loop Overall length: approx. 32.7 cm Weight: approx. 213g Each dirk and scabbard is manufactured in accordance with the UK Defence Standard and supplied ready for ceremonial use. For ceremonial or display use only. Not suitable for under 18s.
