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In [[2268]], [[Chief Engineer]] [[Montgomery Scott]] was dazzled by a claymore when all the [[weapon]]s in the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']]'s [[armory]] were replaced by antique weaponry. ({{TOS|Day of the Dove}}) |
In [[2268]], [[Chief Engineer]] [[Montgomery Scott]] was dazzled by a claymore when all the [[weapon]]s in the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']]'s [[armory]] were replaced by antique weaponry. ({{TOS|Day of the Dove}}) |
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− | {{bginfo|The ''[[Star Trek Concordance]]'' points out that "''Scotty appropriates one beautiful sword, thinking it to be an ancient Scottish claymore. He may never have seen one, however& |
+ | {{bginfo|The ''[[Star Trek Concordance]]'' points out that "''Scotty appropriates one beautiful sword, thinking it to be an ancient Scottish claymore. He may never have seen one, however – the sword is a cutlass.''" The concordance is incorrect as the sword was a basket-hilted broadsword often also referred to as a claymore.[http://www.reliks.com/merchant.ihtml?pid{{=}}1267&step{{=}}4]}} |
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A claymore was a Scottish sword.
In 2268, Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott was dazzled by a claymore when all the weapons in the Enterprise's armory were replaced by antique weaponry. (TOS: "Day of the Dove")
The Star Trek Concordance points out that "Scotty appropriates one beautiful sword, thinking it to be an ancient Scottish claymore. He may never have seen one, however – the sword is a cutlass." The concordance is incorrect as the sword was a basket-hilted broadsword often also referred to as a claymore.[1]