The Scottish Claymore was a sword favored by Highland warriors between the 15th and 17th centuries. Known for it’s long, sweeping abilities that allowed for effective crowd control and taking out multiple soldiers at once. It grew in popularity due to King James I’s use of it, cementing as a point of Scotland mastery of many different types of weapons.

The sword featured above is a stainless steel replica of an ornamental claymore, featuring burnished bronze etchings and lion and unicorn motifs on the pommel. It is 144cm long.