Replica Two-Handed Sword

This Two Hand Sword or "Twa Handit Sword" is a replica crafted by Tom Yeadall of the Claymore Armoury. This type of sword was popular in Lowland Scotland during the 16th century. It has bar quillions and two simple ring guards.

Object no :

EAAM056n

Collection :

Scottish Soldiery

Creator :

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Place of Production :

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Dimensions :

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Materials :

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Location :

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Related site :

Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy

Accession number :

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Copyright :

East Ayrshire Council

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