Scottish Claymore Iasan, museum replica, class B

Scottish Claymore Iasan, 16th cen., museum replica

The pommel and guard are made of steel. The guard has a honeycomb motive which is open (so you can look through it). The bars of the guard are diamond shaped. On both sides of the blade, the guard has a protrusion of 12cm long and 1,45cm wide. This served to protect the blade. The protrusions are both decorated by several notches. The grip is made of hard wood. The disc pommel is riveted. The blade has a very narrow fuller running to 2/3rd of the blade.

Sword class B

• 148cm - total length
• 112cm - blade length
• 50*5cm - blade section at the guard
• 2.45cm - width of the blade at the tip
• 5.2cm - diameter of the pommel
• 28.2cm - length of the guard
• Weight: 2940 g (at 2mm thick blade edge)
• The continuous blade tang is 5mm thick and about 35mm wide at the guard and about 25mm wide at the pommel.
• POB: 13cm
• Blade of spring steel W.Nr. 1.7102 (DIN 54SiCr6) quenched to a hardness of approx. 53 HRC

Made in the Czech Republic.

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