Hlaflang Scottish Sword S5705M

It is not until the 15th century that by examining grave slabs and grave effigies that we can clearly identify Scottish style one and two handed swords. Once such a sword - often referred to as a halflang - falls into this category and through this sword it is possible to see many features that are also present in the later period highland claidheamh-mor or great sword.

With a sharp double-edged blade and a socket guard - from which extend langlets. Short strips of metal project from the centre of the guard area down the blade. The quillions of the halflang are angled downwards in the direction of the blade and complete the look of this distinctive style of sword. The pommels are of the disc type and often have a concave face to them. In the halflang sword it is possible to see a uniquely Scottish design which has all the features and handling characteristics of the other swords in use throughout the rest of Western Europe. The full tang on this sword runs wide into the handle and is combed riveted to the top of the pommel.

Main features:
EN45 Spring Steel
Historically accurate
High quality construction

Specification:
Weight - 1.5kg
Blade length - 84 cm
Sheet width - 5 cm
Handle length - 10 cm
Total length - 102 cm