Premium William Wallace’s Sword Kilt Pin Antique Silver

This premium kilt pin has been designed and made in Scotland. The designer and maker of the kilt pin says the following, “After William Wallace’s execution in 1305, his sword is said to have been given to the keeper of Dumbarton Castle. There it remained until 1888, when it was transferred to the Wallace Monument near Stirling, where it can still be seen to this day. Such was the high symbolic value placed on the sword, that over the centuries it has been lovingly preserved, particularly by James IV in 1505, who paid to have it re-hilted and decorated with a new scabbard. This kilt pin is an exact miniature replica of the sword as it can be seen today.” Hand-cast and finished in Glasgow by highly trained craftsmen. This really is the finest quality traditional kilt pin made in solid 100% lead free Pewter. This kilt pin is perfect for any kilt and any occasion.

Features include:

• Designed and made in Scotland
• 100% Pewter
• 3.5 inches tall
• Tough clasp mechanism