claymore jacob i Korset/Lijfje The original sword had the

The original sword had the name +ULFBERH+T engraved on the blade

4 kg of silver (when cut up in pieces was used for paying)

Wooden weapons are also suitable for children

especially of the moon light and therefore

claymore jacob i Korset/Lijfje The original sword had theA claymore, or "great sword," is the Scottish version of the late medieval two handed longsword. It is distinct for its cross hilt with forward sloping quillons that end in quatrefoil shapes. The claymore was in use from the 15th to the 17th centuries. Jacob I of Scotland (1394 1437) was crowned king in 1424 at Scone. After overcoming the Albany clan, who had conspired against him during his childhood, he worked to reduce the power of the feudal