Coltelleria ed illuminazione

Robert I Bruce was king of Scotland from 1306 to 1329. Of Norman and Scottish Gaelic ancestry, he was one of the greatest kings of Scotland, and also one of the most famous warriors of his era. He led Scotland against the Kingdom of England during the Scottish Independence Wars.
He was the great-grandson of David I of Scotland and was often at odds with the Scottish hero William Wallace.

Sword characteristics:

- Total length: 110 cm
- Blade length: 92 cm
- Blade: in High Carbon Steel
- Handle: metal and leather
- Weight: 1.35 kg
- Thickness: 4 mm
- Accessories: sheath and belt in
- Blocking: 13cm from the guard branch

The Scottish dirk (also called highland dirk, in Scottish Gaelic, biodag) is a traditional and ceremonial side dagger of Scottish Highland regiment officials and possibly derived from the sixteenth century ballock.

The traditional Scottish dirk spread particularly in the second half of the seventeenth century, when it was used among the military during the Jacobite insurrection.

Production: artisan
Blade: carbon steel
Handle: wood
Knob: steel
Guard: steel
Sheath: leather and steel
Blade length: 29cm.
Total Length: 42.5cm.
Blade width: 35mm.
Blade thickness: 4mm.
Weight: 328g.
Balancing: -

Faithful reproduction of the Roman sword produced by Windlass

Blade: 1095 carbon steel
Handle: in wood and bronze
Blade length: 50cm.
Total Length: 71cm.
Blade thickness: 1.5mm.
Balancing: advanced
Weight: 765g.
Sheath: in leather, hand-sewn, with bronze finishes
Notes: balanced, perfect for exposition or historical re-enactment