"Every man dies, not every man really lives."

William Wallace was born around 1274 and was drawn into the campaign for Scottish Independence, after the death of King Alexander III in 1286. He was betrayed and executed in London in 1305. He had no male heirs, but the Wallace family continued, and several branches of it still exist today

William Wallace, A Scottish knight, United his nation against a common enemy.  It was his direct influence that sparked the fervor,  in a people, to win Scottish independence.

We are glad to be able to offer The Sword of William Wallace.  

This is an outstanding recreation of a claymore used in Scotland during the middle ages.

This massive double handed sword is almost 52 inches long.  It has a leather covered grip and an extended leather covered ricasso.  The ricasso provides leverage to wield the sword at close quarters.  Comes with sheath.