Red Sander Small Dagger
Name/Title
Red Sander Small DaggerEntry/Object ID
411: Full Code; 411.93.104-DG-NBTags
DaggerDescription
Asset 411 records a state of Miniaturized Precision, documenting a high-status administrative blade that mirrors the classical Khanjar (curved dagger) archetype. This technical unit represents a peak in Anatomical Ergonomics, prioritizing High-Pressure Piercing Yield and absolute Grip Certainty within a compact, pocket-centric radius. It stands as a physical record of the wielder's preference for blades that integrate Regional Geometry with contemporary material stabilization. I. Metallurgical & Blade Architecture Geometry: The blade features a radical Double-Edged Recurve (Khanjar) profile with a pronounced central ridge (Medial Rib). This records a peak in Longitudinal Rigidity, ensuring the needle-point apex can transmit 100% of the manual force without recording "Mechanical Buckle" or lateral failure. Surface Condition: The high-carbon steel records a deep, oil-rubbed patina in the fullers, while the secondary bevels exhibit a clean satin finish. This documents a state of Operational Readiness, where the polished edges indicate high-frequency technical sharpening. Structural Redundancy: The medial rib creates a dual-fuller architecture, recording a state of Weight Optimization that allows the 3-4 inch blade to feel "Point-Positive" during rapid administrative transitions. II. Hilt & Material Synthesis Handle Geometry: The hilt utilizes a highly contoured Pistol-Grip Silhouette, personally optimized for the wielder's palm. The radical "Hook" at the pommel records absolute Retention Certainty, preventing the tool from being stripped during high-resistance draw-cuts. Material Selection: The scales are constructed from high-density Stabilized Hardwood (Rosewood or Cocobolo variant) secured by two brass pins. The Science: This natural polymer records a state of Atmospheric Resilience, ensuring the hilt does not record desiccation or structural shifts across varied environmental perimeters. Full-Tang Construction: Asset 411 records a Full-Tang Chassis, visible in technical record (3). This ensures that the force vector is transmitted in a linear path from the wielder's forearm directly to the blade apex. III. Systemic Integration & Indexing Housing Logic: The unit is contained within a matching Satin-Finished Steel Sheath. The sheath records a state of Mechanical Friction-Lock, ensuring the blade is securely indexed until active administrative deployment is required. Chassis Format: With an overall length comparable to a large palm-index, Asset 411 records a move toward Compact Technical Sovereignty. Unit Index: Recorded as Unit 411, marking its chronological place in the fifth administrative century of the collection.Made/Created
Manufacturer
Sahib SinghDate made
circa Dec 2023 - circa Dec 2023Time Period
21st CenturyPlace
City
Amritsar, PunjabState/Province
PunjabEthnography
Cultural Region
Region
Norht IndiaCulture/Tribe
Sikh