Lets see historical Scottish weaponing...........

**David White** · 16th November 09, 02:24 PM

that you own, including dirks, broadswords, backswords and targes.
Here is some of mine.
Top, on right CS broadsword, Left Erik Stevenson Sterling Baskethilt-AT blade, dirk Tinker Pearce

Targe made by yours truly

Browned baskethilt by Erik Stevenson, dirk by Tinker Pearce

**Woodsheal** · 16th November 09, 03:20 PM

One of my broadswords, from Armour Class in Glasgow:

Two dirks, by Glenn McClain (Indiana) and Warren Halstead (Mass.):

Two targes I've made:

**David White** · 16th November 09, 04:42 PM

Very, very nice!

Gralloch hunting knife-by a friend.

**Bigkahuna** · 17th November 09, 07:25 PM

Fantastic pictures! Thanks.

**Am Bàrd** · 18th November 09, 09:43 AM

Very nice. Afraid I've yet to acquire any live pieces - I've got a Hanwei Practical Broadsword for training (Page 1746, woooooo!) and a 'dress' sgian. I'm working on making a sgian for myself, and if that goes well I'll follow it with a dirk. IF and only IF those go well enough, I'll consider making myself a baskethilt - but I'll buy a blade - probably an ATrim (I've actually got a AT1320 on order from the infamous sale).

Nice blades gents. Like the targes too.

**JRB** · 18th November 09, 11:57 AM

My early style dirk made by Arm Art

My baskethilt made by bladesmith Al Massey

My Clamshell claymore made by Armour Class

My wife's baskethilted cutless (sometimes referred to as a turcael) made by Eddie Floyd of Swordplay Alliance

My anthropomorphic leafblade by All Massey with hilt by Albion Armorers. Not exactly Scottish but celtic.

**JRB** · 18th November 09, 11:58 AM

My backsword by Michael 'Tinker' Pearce. This is a copy of a sword found on the battlefield of Wakefield. Again, not Scottish exactly but would have been used by Scottish soldiers during the late 15th c.