Scottish Single Hand Sword

The Scottish Single-Hand Sword embodies the strength and tradition of the warriors of the western Highlands and Isles. With its clean lines, functional design, and period-inspired construction, this reproduction offers collectors and reenactors a historically authentic sidearm that feels as impressive in hand as it looks on display. Balanced for both cut and thrust, it represents the kind of sword that would have been trusted on the battlefield of 15th century Scotland.

Historical Background

Patterned after surviving examples from the 15th century, this sword reflects the style of blades carried in the west Highlands and western Isles. The distinctive wheel pommel, lobed quillons, and short langet are characteristic of Scottish single-hand swords of the period, bridging the design elements of earlier medieval arming swords with the evolving preferences of Highland warriors. These swords were practical weapons, built for fast movements in close combat, while also serving as status symbols among the clans.

Product Details

This faithful recreation features a 30 ¾” high carbon steel blade with traditional hilt construction. The grip is wood-cored and leather wrapped, secured with a peened wheel pommel and matte stainless-steel fittings. A matching leather-wrapped scabbard is included, completing the presentation. Designed to capture the essence of the originals, this sword offers both durability and authenticity, making it a standout piece for collectors, historical enthusiasts, and reenactors alike.