Claymore

The Great Sword of the Highlands

The claymore, from the Gaelic claidheamh mòr or "great sword", is the two-handed sword of the Scottish Highlands. Our collection includes the Freedom Fighter early Scottish claymore, the Honshu historic claymore, the Black Knight claymore and the Finlay and the Giants Celtic sword.

Claymore Swords at a Glance

Finding the Best Claymore Sword for You

Re-enactors should choose a functional high-carbon blade such as the Honshu. For a dramatic wall piece, the antiqued claymores have a weathered, battle-worn look. Fans of the film will find William Wallace's sword in Braveheart. If you plan to train with your claymore, read how to tell functional and decorative swords apart before you buy.

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For more blades like these, browse our Medieval Swords. You may also enjoy Braveheart Swords, Highlander Swords and Viking Swords.

Claymore Swords FAQ

What does claymore mean?
It comes from the Scottish Gaelic claidheamh mòr, meaning "great sword".

How long is a claymore?
Historical claymores were typically around 55 inches long, with a long grip for two hands.

Where can I find the size and material of each piece?
Every product page lists the full specifications. Many items include a scabbard or display stand, and most blades are unsharpened for safe display.