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| The William Wallace Claymore Sword |
Wallace Claymore: Sir The William Wallace Sword
The earliest Scottish clansmen were strong and fearless. They wielded large swords with a simple yet powerful design. One of these legends was a man named William Wallace, who could have carried an early Scottish claymore sword just as this in battle. The claymore sword started with this early design and predates the very recognizable clover design of claymores later in history. For the brave of heart, the blade is 1-3/4" wide and 42-1/2" long. Overall length 56-1/4". This sword was depicted in the movie about Sir William Wallace - Braveheart. |
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| Sword in Stone - Excalibur Letter Opener |
Sword in Stone - Excalibur Letter Opener
6-3/4" H. Excalibur sword, detailed with solid pewter handle encrusted with faceted Swarowski crystals. Comes with a heavy hollow pewter stone. |
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| Small Medieval Flail |
Small Medieval Flail
This small flail has been crafted in Italy and has an overall extended length of 17". The flails handle and 1 ball are made of wood, the chain and spikes are metal. |
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| Knights Heavy Armor SCA Spangenhelm |
Knights Heavy Armor SCA Spangenhelm
This unique armor helmet of history was favored by many Knights of the Middle Ages. It gets its name from the individual plates called "Spangens" that were united to form the round contoured top which shunted blows easier than flat top designs. Great for SCA combat, this helm is not a lightweight, each is handmade from 14 gauge steel. Display or get your padding on and you are off to war! |
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