scottish lowlander william wallace

scottish lowlander william wallaceThe sword of William Wallace is a replica of the original weapon, which was presumably crafted from Scottish iron and whose blade was covered with the skin of Sheriff Hazelrig, who was defeated by Wallace at the Battle of Stirling Bridge. It is recorded that King James the 4th commanded that the sword be given a new grip. Nowadays the original sword is held amongst the national treasuries of Scotland. The length of this replica is 168 cm with a blade

It is supplied with a beautiful brown leather scabbard crafted from high-quality vegetable-tanned leather with hand-finished authentic details

and pairs particularly well with over dresses and with various textile and leather belts

with a breastplate that ended high on the thighs

This practical pouch may be fastened at the upper side

Delivered in pairs

Wearing the habit signified chastity and rejection of worldly possession

the trousers combine beautifully with other herringbone motif garments from our range

particularly distinctive is the elegant puffed model of the sleeves

The gorget may be fastened with leather straps over the back and around the waist

high-quality accessory crafted from thick leather

Well-suited to a LARP gathering or medieval festival

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