103 results for "Scottish Broad Sword" between $50.00 and $350.00

The traditional weapon of the highland clansman, these swords have sown fear into the hearts of Englishmen for centuries. The double edged blade, the Broad Sword, is hand forged and beautifully polished with triple fullers. The stout basket hilt is made of blued steel with a black leather handle, decoratively wrapped in copper wire. This sword will pass the stringent British Proof test and comes with a wood and leather scabbard that's complemented by a blued steel chape and throat. If you're looking...

CS88SB: Scottish Broadsword The traditional weapon of the highland clansman, these swords have sown fear into the hearts of Englishmen for centuries. Our double edged blade, the Broad Sword, is hand forged and beautifully polished with triple fullers. The stout basket hilt is made of blued steel with a black leather handle, decoratively wrapped in copper wire. Specifications: Weight: 47.8 oz. (Broad Sword) Blade Thick: 7/32" Blade Length: 31 1/2" Handle: 6-1/4" Steel: 1055 High Carbon Overall...

This basket hilt broadsword was the traditional weapon of the Scottish Highlanders and was rightfully feared by generations of Englishmen! This superb reproduction measures 37 3/4" overall and features a hand forged, double edged 31 1/2" blade constructed from 1055 carbon steel. The blade is beautifully polished and sports triple fullers along its length. The strong basket hilt is made from blued steel with a wood grip covered in ray skin and wrapped in wire for a sturdy grip. This item includes...

Product Description The traditional weapon of the highland clansman, this sword has sown fear into the hearts of Englishmen for centuries. Its long, two-edged blade and distinctive basket hilt, when combined with targe and dirk has proven to be more than a match for enemy soldiers on battlefields the world over. Now Cold Steel has chosen to make our own replica of this famous weapon. Our double-edged blade is hand forged and beautifully polished with triple fullers. The stout basket hilt is made...

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

This is a replica of an 18th century Scottish Broad Sword with great attention paid to the balance, ornate hilt, and sheath. The blade of the sword is stainless steel with an unsharpened edge. The scabbard of the sword is steel with two suspension rings. The guard is a basket hilt based off of the more ornate styles of the second quarter of the 17th century. The bars of the guard are almost 1/8' thick with a full cross bar and golden ornate basket guard. Under the steel basket is a thick piece of...

The traditional weapon of the highland clansman, this sword has sown fear into the hearts of Englishmen for centuries. Its long, two-edged blade and distinctive basket hilt, when combined with targe and dirk has proven to be more than a match for enemy soldiers on battlefields the world over. Now Cold Steel® has chosen to make a replica of this famous weapon. The double-edged blade is hand forged and beautifully polished with triple fullers. The stout basket hilt is made of blued steel with a wood...

Although Basket-Hilt swords appeared throughout Britain from the mid-sixteenth century on, their association with the seventeenth and eighteenth century Scottish highlander has become legendary. Our Basket-Hilt Broadsword, replicated from an original in the collection of the Royal Armouries in England, carries a typical Glasgow-style hilt from the mid-18th century. It is likely that the blade of the original sword, marked “Andrea Ferara”, was made in Germany a century earlier and re-hilted as basket...

High Carbon Steel Blade and Scabbard - 41" total length - 34" Blade

The traditional weapon of the highland clansman, these swords have sown fear into the hearts of Englishmen for centuries. The double edged blade, the Broad Sword, is hand forged and beautifully polished with triple fullers. The stout basket hilt is made of blued steel with a black leather handle, decoratively wrapped in copper wire. This sword will pass the stringent British Proof test and comes with a wood and leather scabbard that's complemented by a blued steel chape and throat. If you're looking...

This was the sword carried by the officer's commanding the 93rd Highlanders during the Battle of Balaclava of the Crimean War. By 1868 all officers carried the steel scabbard with it's unique ball tip. This pattern has proven itself and is still carried today by British, Canadian and other Commonwealth Highland Regiments.

Product Description Model Number: 88SB Catalog Number: 313405 Item Title: Cold Steel Knives Scottish Broadsword The traditional weapon of the highland clansman, this sword has sown fear into the hearts of Englishmen for centuries. Its long, two-edged blade and distinctive basket hilt, when combined with targe and dirk has proven to be more than a match for enemy soldiers on battlefields the world over. Now Cold Steel® has chosen to make our own replica of this famous weapon. Our double-edged blade...

This item is a replica of the legendary basket hilt Scottish Claymore. This weapon gained its fame and notoriety from its use by the Highlanders in their rebellions against the English during the 1700s. This sword is still a part of the formal uniform of the soldiers the British Army’s Highland Division, formed from the amalgamation of the old Highland Regiments. Measuring 40" in length, this broadsword features a heavy 32 1/2" carbon steel blade and matching scabbard. The leather basket surrounding...

Antique replica of an actual museum piece. Hand forged high carbon steel blade. Polished finish. Stainless steel basket hilt (low maintenance). Red fabric covered leather basket liner. Rayskin and wire wrapped grip. Black leather wrapped scabbard with chrome fittings. Fully functional.

Scottish Basket Hilt Broadsword (Hanwei SH2002) Although Scottish Basket-Hilt swords appeared throughout Britain from the mid-sixteenth century on, their association with the seventeenth and eighteenth century Scottish highlander has become legendary. Our Scottish Basket-Hilt Broadsword, replicated from an original in the collection of the Royal Armouries in England, carries a typical Glasgow-style hilt from the mid-18th century. It is likely that the blade of the original sword (marked Andrea Ferara...