SD078 Scottish Broad Sword (34 inches Blade)
The broad sword became prominent in Scotland by the late 16th century, replacing the older two-handed claymore. Highland fighters preferred its one-handed grip and wider blade for swift, forceful combat. It offered excellent control and power, especially when paired with a shield or targe.
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Category: Medieval Swords
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SD078 Scottish Broad Sword – A Blade of Highland Valor
The SD078 Scottish Broad Sword represents centuries of Scottish courage, honor, and military strength. Rooted deeply in the Highlands’ turbulent history, this broad-bladed weapon was more than a tool of war—it was a proud symbol of identity and resistance. Crafted with historical precision, this sword captures the look and feel of the blades once wielded by Scottish warriors on misty battlefields.
The Historical Roots of the Scottish Broad Sword
The broad sword became prominent in Scotland by the late 16th century, replacing the older two-handed claymore. Highland fighters preferred its one-handed grip and wider blade for swift, forceful combat. It offered excellent control and power, especially when paired with a shield or targe.
By the 17th and 18th centuries, this sword had become a fixture among Highland troops. During the Jacobite uprisings and many clan skirmishes, it served as the weapon of choice. It was not only used in battle but also carried proudly during parades and ceremonial events. Because of its practical and symbolic value, it earned a permanent place in Scottish martial tradition.
Features and Craftsmanship
The SD078 Scottish Broad Sword features a wide, double-edged blade crafted from high-carbon steel. Its fullered design reduces weight while enhancing the blade’s balance and cutting power. This makes it suitable for both collection and light reenactment use.
A defining feature of this sword is its basket hilt. Fashioned from polished steel, the basket provides full hand protection and reflects historical Scottish designs. Often lined with red or tartan fabric, the basket hilt adds both function and cultural detail.
The grip is wrapped in genuine leather, allowing for a firm and comfortable hold. The sword comes with a well-fitted scabbard, crafted from leather or steel with decorative fittings inspired by Highland traditions.
A Symbol of Freedom and Legacy
This sword evokes the spirit of Highland resistance. Each time it is held, one feels the bravery of clans who defended their homeland against larger armies. It recalls the pride, strength, and resilience of a people who refused to bow.
Collectors and enthusiasts often value the Scottish broad sword for its heritage. It remains a favorite in museums, reenactments, and private collections alike.
Perfect for History Lovers and Collectors
The SD078 Scottish Broad Sword is an excellent piece for anyone passionate about Scottish history. Whether for display, costume, or ceremonial use, it brings Highland valor into your hands.
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We deals in Khukries, Daggers, Knives, Swords, Axes, handcuffs, Medieval helmets, Shields, Walking sticks, Bugles, Nautical, chain mails, horns and bone items, Leather items, miscellaneous items etc. We also do custom work.
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All our items are blunt edge. Handmade hand polished. Need to apply on blade to avoid rust. Items manufactured as manufactured in olden days. Not Novelty.

























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