Scottish Broad Sword

The term "broadsword," while it has become a generic term for the European sword in general, is not really an accurate term when used in that way. The only "true" usage of the word "broadsword" is when it applies specifically to the Scottish basket-hilt weapon of the 17th and 18th C., when that specific term was in usage
to that specific weapon (what some people also call a "claymore")

Early incarnations of the basket-hilt sword  was in many respects more effective than later models. The basket of steel bars does an excellent job of protecting the hand, yet does not add a great amount of weight. Well balanced, this is an excellent cut and thrust weapon.

Double edged blade,hand forged and beautifully polished with triple fullers. Stout basket hild is made of blued steel with black leather handle decoratively wrapped in copper wire.

Blade 31.5"   Overall 37.75"  Weight 47.8oz  Carbon Steel. Scabbard is Wood/leather with blued steel fittings. MSRP.  $379.95


 

Product SKU: 4111494

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Price: $239.95