Equal to any claymore weilded in battle by Scottish clansmen.

Typical fullered, double edged broadsword pattern of the 1500s-1800s.

Pierced brass basket-hilt with rich red cloth liner.

Fully tempered high carbon steel 82cm x 4.5cm blade.

Overall length 100cm. Weight 1.8kg.

Scabbard included.

Can be factory sharpened for an additional $30.

This is the best.

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Exact version as was carried on set.

Impressive broadsword with full tang just like the original.

Authentic materials include a custom wood grip and oil tanned leather wrap.

Fully tempered high carbon steel blade 129cm x 5cm wide.

Weight 2.2kg.

Overall length 155cm.

Comes with Braveheart wall plaque for display.

Can be factory sharpened for an additional $40.

Price includes GST

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Most are mounted with presumably earlier family blades.

Variations in the hilt include those with or without a forward quillion and the inclusion of an oval rein aperture.

This example with the aperture was originally housed in Eglinton Castle is now held in the Royal Ontario Museum.

Features real ray skin handle with wire binding.

Double fuller 84cm x 3.5cm blade.

Overall length 99cm.

Weight 1.5kg.

Complimented by a black leather scabbard with matching throat and belt stop and tip.

Really nice.

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Ceremonial dirk worn by officers, pipers and drummers.

19C version derived from the 16C ballock.

Black weaved 14cm pinned handle in the shape of the thistle topped by a crown pommel.

Stainless Steel 29.2cm acid etched blade with traditional Scottish foliage.

Fancy decorated scabbard with thistle motifs.

Total length sheathed 45cm.

Weight 0.5kg.

Comes with leather belt strap.

Excellent. Great buy.

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Fully functional and historically accurate traditional claymore.

Two handed style with swept down guards terminating with quatrefoils – four iron circles braised together.

Metal strips called anglets run down the centre of the guard over the blade.

Upper section of the guard forms a socket into which the wooden grip can be inserted for strength.

Brown wooden handle with wheel shaped pommel.

106.7cm EN45 tempered sprung steel carbon blade.

Overall length 144.8cm.

What a beauty.

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Huge sword designed to wreak havoc on armour in battle.

Usually carried on the shoulder with the flat of the blade down.

Long fullered blade with flattened cross section.

Blade 122cm x 5cm is made from high carbon steel and is fully tempered.

Steel parts with long grip wood wrapped in cord for a good grasp.

Comes without a scabbard, as is usual for the times.

Overall length 162.5cm.

Weight 3kg.

An impressive sword.

Price includes GST

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Used in the Highlands of Scotland and by Scottish mercenaries in Ireland.

1095 Damascus Steel blade 76cm.

Carved wooden handle 21.6cm with silver pommel and guard.

Overall length 97.8cm.

Weight 1.2kg.

Comes with leather covered wooden scabbard.

Nice.

NOTE: Photo shows brass pommel and guard – this version is sliver.

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Scottish born Captain Kidd most likely would have favoured this sword.

The Scottish basket hilt was at times married to a cutlass blade like this type.

Provides excellent hand protection and also allows a hard blow to be delivered at close quarters.

Has 63.5cm x 5.5cm blade, 0.5cm thick.

Overall length 80cm.

Weight 1.5kg.

Includes a matching scabbard.

Beautifully made.

NOTE: Price includes GST

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Traditionally worn in stocking of Highlanders

Overall length 20cm

Nickel plated blade 8cm.

Black embossed wooden handle with pins.

Leather covered sheath with silver parts.

Price includes GST

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Used during the period of Robert the Bruce who led the Scots during the first of the Wars of Scottish Independence.

Eventually independence was won and he became a national hero.

Beautiful pommel emblazons the Cross of St Andrews.

Hearty grip wrapped in soft black leather and held in place by corded silver chain.

Massive blade 91cm x 5cm.

Overall length 110.5cm

Weight 1.7kg.

Matching thick black leather scabbard sports a silver Lion of Scotland at the throat and a rounded silver metal shoe at the tip.

Has a bonus thick leather belt 3.8cm x 46cm.

Don’t go past this one.

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