From Historical Recreation:

The 16th Century Scottish Claymore, with Leather Wrapped Ricasso.

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Sixteenth Century Claymore with leather ricasso (IP-069) features a Madagascar ebony handle with steel rings and the diamond- section quillons found on many period pieces. The leather wrapped ricasso, a feature found on many larger two-handed swords, provided extra leverage in close combat situations.
-Why you ask is this sword more than some Robert the Bruce Claymores? It comes with a full length top grain leather scabbard. This sword also features a full heavy tang.-
Sixteenth Century Scottish Claymore
Blade Length: 42"
Overall Length: 57"
Weight: 6.5 lbs. Click here for Close-up of Hilt
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IP-069-2 Steel Hilt Claymore (In Stock)	Sixteenth Century Scottish Claymore Qty: Price: $299.00
Gen2-Oil ($4.99 each 2oz. bottle when ordered with this sword)	~~$5.50~~ / $4.99 Generation 2 Sword Oil Qty: Price: $4.99
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Note .. The construction of this sword makes it suitable for heavy reenactment use.
Also Note..This sword (and or dagger) comes very sharp.
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