The Claymore is a two-handed sword originating from Scotland, known for its distinctive large size and cross-guard. Typically, the blade measures 55 inches, with a long grip for leverage in combat. The hilt features a cross-shaped guard often angled downward, providing hand protection. Early versions (15th-17th centuries) had straight double-edged blades, while later Claymores included basket-hilted variations with complex metalwork around the handle for added defense. For more details, please click the link below- https://battlingblades.com/