Longsword
What is a claymore?
The word "claymore" is derived from the Gaelic "claidheam hmor", meaning "great or broad sword." When exactly this te...
Tucks, crowbars of war
The Tuck is an interesting and impressive sword. Having just finished a replica of a nice example, we thought it woul...
Swords with a hexagonal blade section.
Swords with a hexagonal blade section seem to get little attention these days. Maybe it's because so many cheap "Tol...