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the average Claymore ran about 55 inches in overall length
The sinuously curved hilt and wire-bound grip would have been a declaration of good taste from the earliest examples of this rapier style
The medieval knights would eventually adapt the single handed sword for this style of combat specifically by extending the grip and in some cases the blade
The Danish warriors of the pre medieval period were feared across Europe
Burgundian Poleaxe - New Version hand-and-a-half the average Claymore ran aboutNew Version! added langets increased length Based on Original: Circa 1430 probably German, Wallace Collection, London (A925) Overall length: ~74 inches Blade length: 6. 6 inches Top spike: 8. 75 inches Weight: ~5. 25 pounds The Knightly combat of the 15th Century used a variety of weapons but few were as effective as the Poleaxe. From the earliest depictions in art of this style of weapon being used in the 14th C. to its rise in prominence in the wars
