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Fire and Steel - Medieval Claymore Sword

Fire and Steel - Medieval Claymore Sword

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$189.99 CAD
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Introducing the exquisite Medieval Claymore Replica from Fire and Steel, a stunning decorative piece inspired by the legendary Scottish swords of the past. Crafted from high-quality metal, this blunt replica perfectly captures the grandeur and power of the original claymores, making it an ideal addition to any collection or display. Our custom-designed Medieval Claymore features an intricately detailed cross-hilt with downward-sloping arms, ending in beautifully crafted quatrefoils. The blade, expertly forged from durable metal, showcases the strength and craftsmanship synonymous with Fire and Steel. Measuring 103 cm, this claymore is both imposing and elegant, ensuring it stands out in any setting. Whether displayed on a wall, mounted on a stand, or used as a striking prop in photoshoots, this claymore is a testament to the timeless allure of medieval weaponry. Enhance your collection with the Fire and Steel Medieval Claymore Replica – a piece that embodies the spirit and heritage of the Highland warriors. Order yours today and bring a piece of history into your home.

Background of the Medieval Claymore

The claymore is a two-handed sword historically used in the late Medieval and early Renaissance periods, particularly by Scottish Highlanders. Known for its distinctive cross-hilt with downward-sloping arms ending in quatrefoils, the claymore was primarily used in the 15th and 16th centuries.

The name "claymore" is derived from the Gaelic "claidheamh mòr," meaning "great sword." These swords were wielded by Scottish warriors and clansmen in numerous battles and skirmishes, symbolizing the martial prowess and fierce independence of the Highland clans. The claymore's design allowed for powerful slashing and thrusting attacks, making it a formidable weapon on the battlefield.

The significance of the claymore extends beyond its functionality as a weapon. It became an emblem of Scottish heritage and identity, representing the bravery and fighting spirit of the Highlanders. Today, the claymore is celebrated in Scottish culture and history, often displayed in museums and used in ceremonial contexts to honor the legacy of Scotland's warrior past.

Specifications

Overall Length Inside Sheath: 103.4 cm
Overall Length Without Sheath: 91.5 cm
Blade Length: 68.8 cm
Blade Width: 3.5 cm
Blade Thickness: 0.3 cm
Guard Width: 21.2 cm
Materials: 1035 Carbon Steel
Sheath Material: Wood, Faux Leather, Zinc Alloy
Sharp: No - Tapered Edge