Claymore Kelvingrove museum, semi-scherp Pelgrimsbadges en religie Het zwaard weegt circa 377

Het zwaard weegt circa 377 gram en is dus ideaal voor warming ups en beginnende zwaardvechters

The whole sword then undergoes a very elaborate ten-steps coating process

These shields were used on the battlefield until the 14th century and continued to be used afterward for tournament purposes

Deze sallet is een replica van een zuid-Duits en Zwitsers exemplaar

The burgonet helmet (sometimes also called a Burgundian sallet) was a combat helmet from the Renaissance

Claymore Kelvingrove museum, semi-scherp Pelgrimsbadges en religie Het zwaard weegt circa 377This claymore is a replica of a 17th century original that was used in the Scottish Highlands. Nowadays it is part of the collection of the Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow. Claymore, or claidheamh mor literally means "large sword" in Gaelic. The blades of these large swords were usually made in Germany and exported to Scotland. The Claymore was especially an effective weapon against pikes. The V shaped cross guard redirects the blows of pikes.