Kilt or celtic weaponry...

[davedove]

Yup, Baskethilts of all styles are very sexy.

The targe is pretty sweet too.

[David White]

The targe is pretty sweet too.

Thanks DaveDove,
I made it myself. Here is a picture of the back.

[Mattg]

Yeah, the targe is awesome. Gotta get me one of those too So many things, so little money!!

[Colin]

I was thinking of making a targe myself as well. I have two Baskethilt broadswords tempting my plastic everyday. One of these days I will just order them.

[Woodsheal]

Here's my broadsword, made by ArmourClass of Glasgow, Scotland:



And my dirk, by Glenn McClain:



Finally, my armpit sgian, also by Glenn:

[Woodsheal]

I was thinking of making a targe myself as well. I have two Baskethilt broadswords tempting my plastic everyday. One of these days I will just order them.

Targes are actually pretty easy to make. This is my first:

[Colin]

is the targe a wood center finished by leather? If not what material did you use or would you suggest? This will be for display only, and not for stopping anything (except for the odd dish if my wife find out about the creidt card bill )

[David White]

Wonderful pictures Brian,
Armour Class does well, class work.

Like your targe also. What you did with the end of the straps is nice.

[I M Kilted!]

Basket hilts are cool! I was desgining one in my head, here are the materials: Damascus Steel Blade, Ebony Handle, Blued Steel Basket and Fittings with a Black leather sheath with Blued steel fittings.

Oh, has anyone ever seen a curved basket hilt?

[Big Dave]

I've got two replica swords from "Highlander", Connors Katana and the offical "Highlander" Katana. Those count as Celtic Weponry.

I really would like to get a Claymore, a Baskethilt, the King Arthur Sword, Duncan's Katana.