Sword William Wallace
€222.00
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Sir William Wallace (1270–1305) was a Scottish nobleman who led his country against the British occupation and against King Edward I of England in the Scottish War of Independence.
The 1995 film Braveheart offers a fictional ized version loosely based on the life of William Wallace.
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FACTSHEET
| Total length | 118 cms. |
| Width | Eight inches. |
| Place of manufacture | Toledo (Spain) |
| Material | Blade: Stainless Steel |
| Long sheet |
Nine six inches.
Weight2.1 kgWidth sheet (in custody)Four centimeters.
310-3JR
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- Balance point : 9.3 cm from the guard
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Sir William Wallace (1270–1305) was a Scottish nobleman who led his country against the British occupation and against King Edward I of England in the Scottish War of Independence.
The 1995 film Braveheart offers a fictional ized version loosely based on the life of William Wallace.