Do you want to feel like a real 18th century Scottish warrior? Then you cannot miss the opportunity to acquire the Scottish Court Sword, 18th century. Crafted by Hanwei's Paul Chen, this sword is a true gem that represents elegance and speed in its use.
This authentic replica, dating from the 1730s, belonged to an officer in Prince Charles Edward Stuart's army at Culloden. Its high carbon steel blade with three hollow edges and its finely chiselled silver hilt demonstrate the consummate skill of the blacksmiths of the day.
But this sword not only stands out for its design and authenticity, but also for its exceptional quality. Manufactured by Hanwei, it has unique characteristics that make it a special piece. Its carbon steel blade guarantees its resistance and durability, while its silver details give it a touch of elegance and distinction.
With a total length of 96.8 cm, this sword is perfect for both collectors and those who wish to own a historical replica of an original piece. Its weight of 879 grams and its center of gravity of 5.1 cm make it easy to handle and comfortable to use.
Do not miss the opportunity to enjoy the elegance and quality of the swords of yesteryear in the comfort of your home. Get hold of the Scottish Court Sword, 18th century and become a true Scottish warrior!
Edward Stuart was a Jacobite claimant to the throne of England, Scotland and Ireland in the 18th century, who led a rebellion in 1745 to regain the throne for the Stuart dynasty. At the Battle of Culloden in 1746, his army was defeated and he had to flee for his life. After several months in hiding in Scotland, Edward Stuart fled to France in 1746, and defeat at Culloden ended his hopes of claiming the throne.
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