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Lowlander sword typical of Scottish mercenaries of the 16th century. It is well proportioned and balanced. Spectacular length of 174 cm. Includes wall mount.
TECHNICAL SHEET:
Length 174 cm.
Leaf length 122 cm.
Weight 3.12 Kg.
Handle length 53.3 cm.
Center of gravity 23 cm.
Leaf width (on the endpaper) 5.85 cm.
Leaf width (at the tip) 3 cm.
Sheet thickness (on the endpaper) 0.80 cm.
Blade thickness (at the tip) 0.56 cm.
Fab/Dist: CASS HANWEI (PAUL CHEN)
Large Scottish sword whose use required both hands to be wielded, sharpened by both sides of the blade, possessing a very long handle (at least a quarter of the total length of the weapon), which allowed the user to hold it without having to force the maneuvers, or grasp it by the base of the blade, configuring a powerful hawk that enabled those who wielded it, and who could not protect themselves with a shield, to perform stopping actions of the opponent's weapon.
