scottish kilt black stewart

scottish kilt black stewartThe Scottish kilt is the national symbol of the Scotsman since the 18th century. The kilt developed from the ancient Scottish costume of the leine, brat and ionar. The tartan is the famous Scottish plaid fabric in which alternating coloured rows of threads are interwoven. This material has been worn throughout history in Scotland; the Celts were also known to wear this material, and the fabric was already recognised in Roman times for its quality and

Weight: approximately 800 g

The manuscript illuminations show that this chaperon was even employed for beekeeping

This bearded axe features a carbon steel blade with a hardness of 52 HRC

The gloves have been designed specifically for protection during fencing

Swords of this type were produced in the first half of the 9th century and represent a clear continuation of earlier Merovingian swords used during the Vendel Period

The claymore is a replica of a 17th-century original that was used in the Scottish Highlands

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The shin guards are constructed from 1

The blade is finished in a steel colour

The motif is Celtic

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and weighs 225 grams