One look at the Scottish Brass Basket hilt Claymore and you are quickly transported to 17 January 1746. You can just imagine the clansmen surrounding you, all holding a sword such as this at the Battle of Falkirk as they overrun the English. The basket hilt is a true piece of art in itself, carefully replicated by one which was discovered on the Culloden Moor.

The 32.5-inch blade has been forged from high carbon, fully tempered steel. It features the traditional double-edged broadsword pattern that saw its popularity from the 1500s to 1800s. Windlass Steelcrafts® has thoughtfully provided a jewel-red cloth liner and a scabbard has been included. For an additional fee, the blade can be sharpened.