Claymore with a double edged blade and a hilt with two down curved quillons, partly 16th century

Claymore with a double-edged blade, two upcurved shell guards and a wooden grip, partly 17th century

Claymore with IHS on both sides of blade, and scabbard

Scottish claymore or two-handed Highland sword, early 16th century

Hawthornden Sword, a two-handed claymore with four down-pointing quillons and a curved tusk grip, said to have belonged to Robert the Bruce, but actually late 16th century

Single-handed sword of claymore type, 15th century