Kit Rae Savathos-Mithrodin War Sword - Gold Version

A 1/2 scale replica of the blackened steel war helm of the Dark Lord Sauron™, as seen in the motion picture, THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING™. This 1/2 scale polyresin replica is 15 1/2" tall. It features weathered intaglioetched surface sculpting and blackened steel coloring that precisely match the original movie prop. It is presented with a polystone display stand sculpted in the same styling as the mace and armor of Sauron™ and includes a certificate of authenticity. Details: Height: 40 cm Material: Resin

The newest in the Swords of the Ancients collection! Avoloch is the sword of Enethia, and it’s name translates to “soldier of steel”. It was forged by the dark elf Tethietol, in the Swords of the Ancients mythology. The side blade is engraved with “Avoloch will yield to none but truth”, in Anglecal runes. Details: Maroon leather wrapped handle grip and blade grip Feature a dark steel finish and engraved runes Includes certificate of authenticity and custom art print 62 cm 420 stainless steel blade 111 cm in overall length

An ancient human-like race of Middle-earth, Elves are noble, elegant and magical beings in harmony with the natural world and its forces. Elves have clearer perception and more heightened awareness than humans, which was a valuable aid when Gil-galad, the last High King of the Noldor, joined Elendil, King of Gondor, to create The Last Alliance of Elves and Men in order to defeat the evil Sauron and his legion of orcs. The army of the Last Alliance won the Battle of Dagorlad. Then, on the slopes of Mount Orodruin, despite heavy losses, the Alliance managed to drive Sauron´s forces back. The Elven sword was unique in Middle-earth, and represented the pinnacle of matching a weapon to the warrior who wielded it. The widely spaced grip was developed by the Elves to give them maximum rotation when moving the sword through the whirling strike that was their own distinctive attacking style. This sword is handcrafted with a real stainless steel blade, however it is a nonfunctional prop replica for display only. HIGH ELVEN WARRIOR DISPLAY SWORD Includes a parchment certificate of authenticity and a wood display plaque. OVERALL LENGTH: 126.37 cm BLADE LENGTH: 61.29 cm BLADE THICKNESS: 0.4 cm BLADE MATERIAL: Tempered, 420 J2 stainless steel, false-edged. HANDLE MATERIAL: Solid metal handle parts, simulated leather grip, brass plated Elven vine design. PLAQUE: 58.42 cm x 22.86 cm x 1.91 cm wood, silkscreened design. Hardware, instructions included.

Eldest son of Denethor, the steward of Gondor,TM BoromirTM was a prince in all but name: he was implanted into a noble house and heir apparent to a ruling tradition that spanned back for a thousand years. Boromir was a proud and strong man who was considered by his fellow soldiers to be one of the most skilled swordsmen of Gondor. He triumphed as a captain in the Gondorian army while leading the forces against SauronTM at Osgiliath, where he deterred a throng of OrcsTM that had overrun the former capital city. Following a powerful dream Boromir shared with his brother Faramir, Boromir´s father commanded his son to ride north as the ambassador for Gondor to attend the Council of Elrond.TM. He later agreed to join the Fellowship on its quest to destroy "The One Ring.TM" In a single moment of weakness, Boromir attempted to take the Ring from Frodo,TM which would in turn lead to his demise as he single-handedly defended hobbits, Merry and Pippin, from the hands of Saruman´sTM Uruk-haiTM before falling under a rain of arrows. Boromir´s sword was single-handed, big, broad and powerful - a fit complimentary to its owner. To use it required someone with great strength, which this skilled warrior abundantly possessed. The blade´s flattened diamond shape and equally wide fuller reduced weight, yet retained strength in the end of the blade by stopping just short of the tip. It was equally effective for slashing against lightly armored opponents and for thrusting into more heavily protected enemies. The guard, similar to that of his father´s sword, showed a warrior´s flourish in that it was formed from a square-edged piece of steel that had been twisted before being curved into a crescent. The handgrip was wide like the blade, and the pommel was an elegant and simple piece of steel that added weight to balance the blade. THE SWORD OF BOROMIRTM Includes a parchment certificate of authenticity and a wood display plaque. OVERALL LENGTH: 99.06 cm BLADE LENGTH: 76.68 cm BLADE THICKNESS: 0.64 cm BLADE MATERIAL: Tempered, 420 J2 stainless steel with a fuller grind, false-edged. HANDLE MATERIAL: Solid metal guard and pommel, antique metal finish, genuine leatherwrapped grip, tapered tang construction. PLAQUE: 30.80 cm x 33.97 cm x 1.91 cm wood, silkscreened design. Hardware, instructions included.

Éomer was a captain of the king’s cavalry, Marshal of the Mark, and one of Rohan’s mightiest warriors. He bravely fought alongside King Theoden against the forces of Mordor at the battle of Helm’s Deep and on the Pelennor Fields, skillfully wielding his sword, Gúthwinë, and hurling his great spear. In the final stand against the dark lord Sauron, Éomer fought alongside Aragorn with the armies of Rohan and Gondor at the Gates of Mordor. His steel helm featured a brass horse head nose guard extending across the crest and engraved horse and sun motifs. He was recognized by his kinsmen on the battlefield by the long flowing horse tail that crested his great helm. This authentically detailed replica is a reproduction of the actual filming prop built by Weta Workshop and used in “The Lord Of The Rings” films presented by New Line Cinema. The helm is crafted of reinforced polyresin and genuine leather, with precisely-molded details and coloring. It is presented with a polystone and wood display, sculpted in the shape of Rohirrim neck and shoulder armor. It includes a certificate of authenticity and each piece is individually serial numbered on a metal shield. Only 1,500 of this limited edition collectible will be made worldwide. Details: Material: polyresin, lined with leather and padded Limited edition: only 1,500 pieces available worldwide.

In the beginning of things in ages past there were the Ancient Ones, masters of flesh, fire, and steel, who forged the elements of which the land was made. When men and beasts came into the world the Ancient Ones purposed to have dominion over them, hence they commanded that the Dark Elves create the "Swords of the Ancients." They were forged of secret alloys and each sword was bequeathed its own special power. The swords have been used throughout the ages in the eternal struggle between good and evil. MITHRODIN SWORD - AUTOGRAPHED FIRST PRODUCTION RUN This collector's piece features solid metal handle parts, an antique metal finish, genuine leather wrapped grip and a 420 stainless steel blade, false-edged. The Mithrodin sword is a limited edition of 1,000 individually serialized pieces. The blades are marked "First Production Run" and the sword includes an art print personally autographed by fantasy artist, Kit Rae. Includes certificate of authenticity. Blade Material: 420 J2 stainless steel, false-edged. Overall Length: 42-3/4" Blade Length: 23-3/4"

Written in the Mode of Beleriand of the Sindarin language of the Grey Elves, the inscription on the blade reads: "Foe of the 'great loathing' [foe of Morgoth's realm]"This blade is given to Aragorn Ellesar by Celeborn of the elves of Lórien. It is a High Elven blade of beautiful design, it is a protection for Aragorn against the orc hordes and the fell creatures of Mordor.En exact reproduction of one of the most asked for weapons from the Lord of the Rings - the Elven Knife given to Aragorn as he departed Lothlorien. Aragorn uses it at the end of the Fellowship and throughout The Two Towers. The inscription on the blade reads "Gûd daedheloth" in the language of Sindarin using the writing system of Tengwar translated "Foe of the Morgoth's Realm". The edge of this Knife will be sharp and it will come with a scabbard! Includes a parchment certificate of authenticity. Details: Overall Length: 19-5/8" Blade Length: 15-3/4" Blade Thickness: 3/16" This sword is an official item produced by United Cutlery under the licence of New Line Cinema !

A terrifying vision of power and darkness, the War Helm of Sauron™ from The Lord of the Rings™ Museum Collection is a meticulously crafted replica of the helm worn by the Dark Lord himself during the prologue of The Fellowship of the Ring™. Cast in reinforced polyresin with a corroded, heat-discolored finish, the helm features a genuine leather-lined and padded interior. Every surface is hand-finished to match the original Weta Workshop prop, capturing the vine-like engravings, iron texture, and six menacing spikes that crowned Sauron in battle. Standing 30" tall, this officially licensed collector’s replica is mounted on a custom wood and polystone display stand. It includes a Sauron-scale One Ring™ replica and a fabric war banner bearing the Eye of Sauron, along with a certificate of authenticity. Individually serial-numbered and produced in limited quantity, this helm is an heirloom-worthy tribute to the enduring legend of Middle-earth™. OFFICIALLY LICENSED COLLECTIBLE: Each helm is individually serial-numbered and includes a certificate of authenticity. HAND-FINISHED POLYRESIN BUILD: Crafted in reinforced polyresin with a heat-discolored finish and corroded texture. LEATHER-LINED INTERIOR: Genuine leather padding adds comfort and collector-grade authenticity INCLUDES RING & BANNER: Comes with a Sauron-scale One Ring™ replica and Eye of Sauron fabric war banner. WOOD & POLYSTONE DISPLAY STAND: Elevates the helm for prominent display in any collection. Tolkien Lore: Sauron was a gifted Maia and originally a student of Aulë. Driven by a desire to arrange all things according to his will, he became (Melkor) Morgoth's most trusted lieutenant and was considered his greatest servant in the Wars of Beleriand. In the Second Age, in the disguise of the beautiful Annatar, he deceived the Elves of Eregion into forging the Rings of Power, while secretly forging the One Ring in Mount Doom and becoming the "Lord of the Rings". Sauron allowed himself to be captured by the Númenóreans, where his wickedness led to the downfall of Númenor. His spirit escaped and regained power in Mordor, while the kingdoms of Arnor and Gondor were established. The Elves and the Dúnedain formed the Last Alliance and marched against Sauron in 3441 CE. The siege lasted seven years and ended with Sauron leaving his fortress to break the siege himself, pushing the Alliance back to the slopes of Orodruin. There, Sauron killed the Alliance leaders, Gil-galad and Elendil, in single combat, but was himself defeated when Isildur cut the Ring from Sauron's finger. Sauron's body died and his spirit fled. Without the power of the One Ring, Sauron could not take form in Middle-earth for a thousand years. Adaptation notes: In Peter Jackson's film adaptation of The Lord of the Rings, Sauron is first seen in the prologue to the trilogy. He is depicted as a tall, but not gigantic, armored warlord wielding a huge mace (a mix of his vague description in Tolkien and the more detailed appearance of Morgoth as described in The Silmarillion). The original helmet was designed by Weta Workshop and worn by actor Sala Baker. In the battle cutscene, Sauron is shown cutting down numerous Elves and Men with his mace before killing Gil-galad (off camera) and Elendil, until he is finally defeated by Isildur, who cuts off the Ring with his father's broken sword. This causes Sauron's body to explode, creating a shockwave as the original helmet falls to the ashy ground, smoking with the corruption of his hatred.