👉 The Smith Weapon, also known as the "Smith's Dagger" or "Smith's Cutlass," is a versatile and historically significant weapon primarily used by medieval and early modern soldiers. It features a long, slender blade typically around 18 to 24 inches in length, with a broad, flat edge ideal for both slashing and piercing. The weapon is usually balanced with a short hilt, often made of wood or bone, allowing for quick and precise strikes. The Smith Weapon's design facilitated its use in both close-quarters combat and as a secondary weapon, complementing longer swords. Its lightweight nature made it easy to wield in various terrains and combat situations, making it a staple among infantry units during the Middle Ages.
