A massive-hilted two-handed broadsword named for Robert the Bruce, King of Scots — worth noting the sword type itself became popular in the 15th and 16th centuries, a century or more after Bruce’s own 14th century reign, so this reflects the broader tradition associated with his legacy rather than his own personal blade.
This broadsword type became popular during the 15th and 16th centuries, well after the lifetime of Robert the Bruce, King of Scots from 1306 to 1329 — its name reflects the broader legacy and legend Bruce left on Scottish national memory rather than a claim to his own personal blade. The hilt is of massive form, with extremely large pommel and guard, the oversized grip counterbalancing the considerable weight of the blade.
Deepeeka’s reproduction is part of our Scottish heritage range.
Use for:
- Scottish Highland living history and display
- Museum-style display on a wall mount or stand
- Scottish and Highland-themed home decor and collections
- Historical events and Highland games
- Film and theatre productions set in Scotland
- Collectors of Scottish and Highland swords
