Sir William Wallace Sword Brass - Claymore Medieval Sword With Scabbard
William Wallace Sword
With its unique features and historical significance, the sword belonging to William Wallace, the legendary Scottish warrior and leader of the Scottish resistance against English rule in the late 13th century, is worth mentioning. With its broad, long blade that can reach up to four feet in length and its cruciform hilt with a plain crossguard, the sword is a symbol of strength and usefulness. There is also a possibility that the hilt will have elaborate engravings or decorations that depict Scottish symbols or motifs.
In addition to being used in combat, this powerful weapon represented Scottish independence and defiance of oppression. It was primarily used to deliver devastating blows to opponents on the battlefield by slashing and thrusting during close combat. Replicas of the William Wallace sword are still prized for their historical significance and artistry today, frequently being displayed as symbols of Scottish pride and ancestry.
Key Features
Based on the Sword of Sir William Wallace
Possesses a Broad, Unsharpened High carbon steel Blade
Features a Leather Wrapped Ricasso
Has Straight Guard Quillons and a Scent Stopper Pommel
Pommel and Guard Have a Polished Brass Finish
A Fantastic Costume Sword, or Display Piece
Includes Scabbard.
Measurements
Overall Length: 57 inches
Blade Length: 42 Inches
Handle Length: 11 Inches
About the Creator
Mai Sophia
A Writer/blogger by day, a knife enthusiast and survivalist by night. I've reviewed a lot of products and have helped people make the right purchase
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