Posted: Tue 23 Sep, 2014 11:49 pm Post subject: Fringed Scabbards in the Scottish Highlands
Hi,
First I must apologise for the lack of images. I used to upload images to this forum through Imageshack who have since decided to effectively charge for their service. I ma looking for further information on fringed scabbards being used in the Scottish Highlands. There is plenty of good iconographic evidence from Ireland for fringed scabbards but from Scotland I have only found two possible examples, one being the slightly dubious Sauvage D'Ecosse woodcut.
I am currently designing/thinking a scabbard for my 15th century highland sword and any further information would be very helpful.
Nealhttp://www.seeknottheancestors.com/
Thanks Stephen,
Personally I think it may have been common, but then again ring-hilts don't seem to have crossed over.
Nealhttp://www.seeknottheancestors.com/
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