Officially Licensed & Authentically Detailed Reproduction of the Actual Prop Sword built by Weta Workshop of New Zealand and used in the filming of Peter Jackson's adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit

In Third Age of Middle-earth, Thorin Oakenshield and his Company of Dwarves came upon a troll lair in Rhûdaur. There Thorin found an ancient Elven sword named Orcrist, forged by the high Elves of the West, in Gondolin. Thorin claimed Orcrist for his own and vowed to cleave Goblins with it once again. He wielded the sword through most of the Quest for Erebor, using it against the Goblins of the Misty Mountains. The Goblins called it “Biter” and hated and feared it.

The blade of Orcrist features a curved leaf shape on one side, and a straight edge on the other, a fitting design for a blade meant to cleave Orcs and Goblins. Adorning the pommel is an emblem of the heraldry of Ecthelion of the Fountain. The hilt is shaped from the tooth of a dragon. It is unknown if the tooth was acquired prior to the fifth battle of the First Age, or added to the sword with the inscription in the millennia after the Fall of Gondolin, most likely by the Dwarves of the North.

Inscriptions on the sword in Elven runes: On the guard is the name, Orcrist “Goblin-cleaver” & the blade is inscribed on both sides “The serpent’s tooth”

United Cutlery, industry leader in fine movie reproductions, has meticulously recreated the prop using only the finest grade materials & craftsmanship. Close attention to detail was priority.

Orcrist measures 38.75" long with a 25.875" long blade of AUS-6 stainless steel. Solid metal hilt with silmulated gemstones & an acrylic resin grip cast from the original prop. Presented with an attractive Wall Plaque with matching finishing, mounting hardware and a parchment Certificates of Authenticity

Optional Scabbard also available - Sold separately and not included.

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