Knights Templar Companion Dagger

Knights Templar Companion Dagger — Decorative Collector Dagger for Display, Costumes, and Themed Décor

A good collector dagger is all about detail. It’s the kind of piece you pick up, turn in the light, and immediately notice the finish, the handle theme, and the overall silhouette. Knights Templar Companion Dagger is designed as a decorative, fixed-blade style collector dagger meant for display, costume use, and themed rooms—the kind of item that looks right on a wall rack, in a display case, or as part of a renaissance-fair outfit.

Picture it on a shelf behind your desk or mounted near other blades and collectibles. Even people who don’t know the jargon will understand what it is at a glance: a statement piece. The handle styling (animal, fantasy, or classic motif depending on the model) is what draws attention first, and the blade profile finishes the story.

Made for Collectors — Not for Combat or Self-Defense

This is a decorative collector dagger. It’s not marketed or rated as a battle-ready weapon, and it shouldn’t be treated like a tool for striking hard targets. We get asked all the time, “Is it sharp?” The honest answer is: many display blades arrive with a basic edge or point finish for realism, but they are intended for display and costume use, not cutting practice.

If you want a piece for serious cutting or martial training, you should shop purpose-built training and cutting steel. Knights Templar Companion Dagger lives in the collector lane: looks great, feels like a dagger in the hand, and brings a theme to your space without pretending it belongs on a battlefield.

Best Uses for a Collector Dagger

• Display and décor: Wall racks, stands, shadow boxes, and themed rooms.
• Costumes and festivals: Renaissance fairs, cosplay events, and themed parties (always follow event rules).
• Collections: Paired with swords, shields, or other pieces to build a cohesive display.
• Photo/video props: Character shoots and staged scenes where the silhouette matters.

How to Display and Handle It Responsibly (Step-by-Step)

1. Choose the location: Keep it out of high-traffic areas where it can be bumped or knocked down.
2. Use proper mounting: If wall-mounting, use a rack designed for blades and install it securely.
3. Handle with care: Treat the point and edge with respect—no horseplay, no swinging in crowds.
4. Store safely: When not displayed, keep it sheathed or boxed, away from children.
5. Maintain the finish: Wipe it down occasionally and store it dry so the surface stays clean.

What You Get from ThugBusters

We’ve sold thousands of collectible blades face-to-face, and the best ones are the ones you can enjoy without fuss. If you have questions about display, handling, or what you should pair this with in your collection, reach out to us. If anything arrives damaged or off, we’ll help make it right—that’s how we do business.