18TH CENTURY REPRODUCTION SCOTTISH BASKET HILT SWORD

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18TH CENTURY REPRODUCTION SCOTTISH BASKET HILT SWORD

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Sold Date: 03/25/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Militaria & Weapons

Hello, you are bidding on a great 18th century reproduction Scottish Basket Hilt Sword, The Sword is made of steel and is 33" long. The scabbard is steel and is 34 1/2" long. Real nice red felt and brass handle that is 7" wide and 4 1/2" high. The blade is marked made in India. Very well done reproduced piece for the reinactor or collector. Happy Bidding

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