basket hilted sword highland officers

basket hilted sword highland officersA fine basket hilted Scottish sword, crafted after originals dating from 1828. These swords were carried by the officers of the Scottish Highland Regiments. The sergeants were issued basket hilt swords without engraving, whilst the officers' blades featured engraved decoration. Throughout the 19th century, the sword was widely worn and was employed even during the First World War. This replica Scottish sword has been handmade in the same manner as the

The armour is fastened securely with leather straps

Should you prefer to use your tent year-round

This is a well-suited decorative sword for lovers of medieval history

and is thus well-suited to almost all sizes

The laces on the doublet permitted armour pieces to be directly attached to it

it is advisable to avoid leaving it in the sun for prolonged periods

The helmet bowl consisted of multiple plates joined together with 'spangen'

such as hooking or pulling away an opponent’s shield or weapon

The shield is painted in a highly realistic manner

The axe is painted with great realism and appears to be crafted from steel and light wood

Amongst those who will find it ideal are knights

the doublet is available in the colours black