Medieval Scottish Claymore Sword With Scabbard

In Scottish history and culture, the Scottish Claymore is a unique and iconic sword that is highly revered. The Claymore is a menacing weapon that draws attention due to its massive size, with blades that are usually more than four feet long. Its broad, double-edged sword, unique cruciform hilt, and pronounced taper offer good thrusting ability and cutting power.

The Highlanders, a group of Scottish warriors, were known for using the Claymore because of its adaptability and potency in combat. The use of the Claymore, whether in battles against opposing clans or against English forces, was crucial in forming Scotland's martial history. The symbolic significance of the Claymore extends beyond its military uses; it symbolizes the spirit of Scottish independence and perseverance.

Specifications:
Overall Length: 49.5 Inches
Blade Length: 38.5 Inches
Handle Length: 4.5 Inches
Scabbard Length: 40.5 Inches
Blade Material: High Carbon Steel (Unsharpened)
Handle Material: Wood
Scabbard Material: Wood with Rexine Wrapped