Scottish claymore decorative replica sword with sheath
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Scottish claymore replica shown with sheath
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Handmade Scottish Claymore Display Sword with Leather Sheath - 40 Inch

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The sword the Highlands are known for.

The claymore is the two-handed longsword of the Scottish Highlands, and this one is built the way the originals looked: a long, straight, double-edged blade, a cross guard angled forward toward the point, and a grip long enough for both hands to work.

Ours runs 40 inches overall and comes with a cowhide leather sheath. It's finished by hand, which means the grind, the guard and the leatherwork all carry small marks of the person who made them. That's the point of a hand-made piece — it isn't stamped out.

What it's for. This is a display and collector's piece. It looks right on a wall mount, above a mantel, in a study, or on a stand behind glass. It's a common choice for Scottish weddings and Burns Night, for clan and heritage displays, and as a milestone gift where something generic won't do.

Specifications

  • Overall length: 40 inches
  • Blade: stainless steel, double-edged, straight profile
  • Guard: forward-angled cross guard, traditional claymore geometry
  • Included: cowhide leather sheath
  • Finish: hand-finished throughout

Care

Wipe the blade with a lightly oiled cloth every few months, more often in humid air. Keep the leather away from direct heat. Store out of reach of children.

Sold as a display and collector's item.

Forged steel is built to last

  • Holds a keen edge
  • Full-tang strength
  • Hand-finished
  • Ages beautifully

About our steel

Responsibly sourced

High-carbon and Damascus billets from established mills, chosen for grain consistency rather than price.

Forged, not stamped

Blades are heat-treated and hammered to shape, so the steel keeps its structure through the edge.

Finished by hand

Every piece is ground, etched and sharpened individually. No two patterns come out identical.