claymore mackenzie

claymore mackenzieThe claymore often featured a long ricasso covered with leather so the user could place two hands on the blade when the enemy came too close. The earliest claymores were employed in the 16th century, the last ones in the 18th century. These later models had a cross guard that ended in a honeycomb pattern, so that the blows of the opponent could be parried. The blade of the claymore is hand forged and polished. The sword has a length of 122 cm with a

This replica Scottish sword has been handmade in the same manner as the original swords

The greaves are based on several 15th century originals

This permits you to vary your outfit and adapt it to your own style

Whilst measuring your size

It features an axehead with an elegantly curled beard in the elven style

and they prevent slipping on slippery surfaces such as wet grass

The dress is an elegant Viking design with beautiful colour contrasts at the neckline

This is reflected too in stories of cattle raids

The Milanese armour style can be recognised by the large

The trumpet fibula is a replica of a Roman original from the 2nd century BC

and courage and honour

untempered carbon steel