Highlander Macleod Claymore Replica

Decorative weaponry and wall mountLikely Marto (Spain), United Cutlery, or a mass-market reproduction workshop

Highlander Macleod Claymore Replica

Style & Movement

Contemporary Fantasy / Movie Prop Reproduction

Medium & Technique

Cast stainless steel blade, cast metal hilt with antique finish, faux-suede or leather handle wrap, silk-screened or painted wooden plaque

Creation Period

Late 20th to early 21st Century (c. 1990-2010)

Dimensions & Format

Life-sized replica; approximately 40-42 inches in length. Vertical wall mount format.

Subject Description

A reproduction of Connor MacLeod's Scottish Broadsword from the 'Highlander' film franchise. Features a hilt inscribed with 'MacLeod' and Celtic-inspired zoomorphic and knotwork patterns. The wooden mounting plaque features the White Tree of Gondor, an icon from the 'Lord of the Rings' universe.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good; visible dust accumulation on the hilt and plaque, minor surface wear to the handle wrap.

Estimated Market Value

$100 - $250 USD

Auction Estimate

$75 - $150 USD

Provenance History

Commercial retail purchase; likely owned by a private collector of film memorabilia. No official studio certification visible.

Art Historical Significance

Significant as a piece of late 20th-century pop culture memorabilia reflecting the 'Highlander' cult film series. It represents the commercialization of cinematic fantasy designs and the 'Sword and Sorcery' aesthetic of the 1980s.

Notable Features

Distinctive 'MacLeod' name casting on the guard; decorative plaque features an incongruous 'White Tree of Gondor' design from a different franchise (Lord of the Rings), indicating a combined or aftermarket display set.

Condition Issues

Dust buildup in the recessed cast areas of the crossguard; potential oxidation if not stainless steel; slight fraying on the cord-wrapped grip; mismatched plaque (LotR motif with Highlander sword).

Conservation Recommendations

Clean metal surfaces with a lint-free cloth and mineral oil to prevent rust; use a soft brush for recessed hilt details; keep away from high humidity.

Identified on 5/21/2026