Basket hilted broadsword Culloden, Glasgow basket, semi-scherp HEMA zwaard and its breaking was likely

and its breaking was likely to ensure that it did not fall into the wrong hands

It is handmade from 420 stainless steel

Many early medieval peoples — including the Vikings

it was provided to all officers to replace the inconsistent swords they had previously acquired privately

Basket hilted broadsword Culloden, Glasgow basket, semi-scherp HEMA zwaard and its breaking was likelyThe basket hilted broadsword was mainly used by the Scots. Sometimes they are also called basket hilted claymores because the blade was often made of a broken claymore blade. The grip has a large basket that not only protected the hand but also provided a better balance. The basket of this broadsword is a replica of a basket that was typical for Glasgow, developed by the Simpson family. This decorative broadsword has two semi sharp edges and a double