deepeeka claymore kelvingrove museum Saxen - messen - dolken en mains gauches with a length of 18

with a length of 18 cm

6 cm in size

Each individual book has a different look because they are completely handmade of natural materials

900–700 BC

deepeeka claymore kelvingrove museum Saxen - messen - dolken en mains gauches with a length of 18The claymore is a replica of a 17th century original that was used in the Scottish Highlands. It is now part of the collection of the Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow. Claymore, or claidheamh mr, literally means "large sword" in Gaelic. The blades of these large swords were typically crafted in Germany and exported to Scotland. The claymore was particularly effective as a weapon against pikes. The V shaped cross guard redirects the blows of pikes.