scottish basket hilted broadsword

scottish basket hilted broadswordThe basket hilted broadsword was mainly employed by the Scots. Such swords are sometimes also referred to as basket hilted claymores, as the blade was often crafted from a broken claymore blade. The grip was surrounded by a large basket, which not only protected the hand but also provided better balance. This broadsword features a Glasgow type basket lined with red textile. The wooden grip is wrapped with leather and steel wire.

It is also particularly well-suited to medieval restaurants

they symbolised the evil beast that a hero must defeat

ranging from the unity of three concepts such as land

The surface appears to be crafted from horizontal wooden planks

This replica has been crafted with polished glass in place of mountain crystal

The pommel is decorated with a Templar cross and brass fittings

giving the dress an elegant character

This permits optimal visibility and breathing space

Ensure that all burrs have been removed before employing your Battle-ready weapon

This armour is inspired by historical 15th-century originals

used by skilled swordsmiths capable of producing exceptional blades

a chainmail collar (standard or bishop's mantle)