Can anyone attest to the historical accuracy of this book?

http://www.revival.us/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=10

How much historical material is available to properly (as close as possible anyway) learn the techniques associated with the Scottish basket-hilts?

There are book reviews availalble in our book store. You might check out this book as well or our Paper Armoury: Scotland the Brave article.

Sorry, didn't see those.

Thanks for the lnks!

Kenneth,
Have you heard about Thomas Page?
He wrote a manual on the use of the Scottish broadsword in 1746. Paul Wagner (who is one of the two authors/editors of both Scottish Swordsmanship and Highland Broadswird) has studied it and has worked with David A. Teague in Alaska figuring it out. David A Teague has written a "Page for Dummies" (a short version of Pages manual in modern language) which I can e-mail you if you PM me your e-mail.

Cheers,
Henrik

It's definately historically accurate, it's just two period manuals, and an essay.

Thanks, that's a pretty good article Henrik.

Does anyone know if there are any broadsword wasters? I found this: http://www.woodenswords.com/WMA/index.htm (click on the single stick link), but that is not quite what I was looking for.