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Canuck of NI
Awesome. Beautiful. Splendid. Gorgeous!
(I would have called this a 'claymore' if I saw it in a Scottish setting- no doubt someone can tell my why that would be wrong? )
Because it's more of a kaniggetly one-hand sword. The Scottish claymore or claidheamh da laimh (two-hand sword) had a distinctively different crossguard & quillions as well as a fairly wide but comparatively thin blade and longer grip.
"It's all the same to me, war or peace,
I'm killed in the war or hung during peace."
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