Lo Hobbit - Lord of the Rings

Éomer was a captain of the king's cavalry, Marshal of the Brand and one of the most powerful warriors of Rohan. He skillfully wielded his royal sword, Gúthwinë especially against Orcs and Uruks of Isengard who dared to trespass on Rohan. He fought bravely alongside King Theoden against the forces of Mordor in the Battle of Helm's Deep and the Fields of Pelennor. In the final battle against the dark lord Sauron, Éomer fought alongside Aragorn with the armies of Rohan and Gondor at the Gates of Mordor.

This authentic and detailed replica is a reproduction of the real prop built by Weta Workshop and used in The Lord of the Rings films presented by New Line Cinema. This 34-inch long sword was made using only the finest materials and craftsmanship available. It features cast metal hilt parts with a brass finish, a genuine leather-covered handle, and a 27-inch stainless steel blade with engraved grooves.

Includes a parchment certificate of authenticity.

Total length: 86.36 cm
Blade length: 68.58 cm
Blade thickness: 0.64 cm
Blade material: 420 J2 stainless steel 
Handle: cast metal guard and pommel with antique brass finish with genuine leather covered handle.
Display plate: wall-mounted, for vertical display, made of screen-printed wood

This sword is an official item manufactured by United Cutlery under official delal license from New Line Cinema!

United Cutlery UC1424 LOTR™ Museum Collection Sting™ in edizione numerata a tiratura limitata

Questa replica finemente dettagliata è la versione "Museum Collection" di United che si differenzia per l'aspetto "vissuto" di lama, guardia e pomolo; per i materiali utilizzati di altissimo livello e per la lama realizzata in acciaio al carbonio, come una vera spada da utilizzo concreto. La spada ha pesi e bilanciature ottimali per essere brandita.

Benché per gli standard di uomini ed elfi sia da considerarsi una sorta di daga, per un Hobbit si può considerare una spada a tutti gli effetti. Bilbo diede Pungolo a Frodo, poco prima della partenza della Compagnia dell'Anello da Gran Burrone. Dopo la sconfitta di Sauron alla fine della Terza Era, Frodo la donò a Samvise Gamgee.

Il nome "Pungolo" venne dato alla spada da Bilbo dopo il suo combattimento coi Ragni Giganti di Bosco Atro, nelle prime versioni però il nome dato alla spada è "pungiglione".

Come tutte le antiche lame elfiche, Pungolo risplende magicamente di una luce azzurrina in caso di presenza di Orchi nelle vicinanze; Gollum, che detesta tutto ciò che è stato fatto dagli Elfi (a causa dell'intrinseca carica di purezza che gli oggetti elfici assorbono dai loro creatori), ha paura di Pungolo. Questo ha aiutato Bilbo nel suo confronto con Gollum sotto la montagna ne Lo Hobbit e, successivamente, anche Frodo grazie al terrore che la lama ispirava a Gollum, è riuscito a domarlo (temporaneamente) ne Il Signore degli Anelli. Pungolo ha la capacità di tagliare facilmente le tele di ragno visto che con ogni probabilità era stato creato proprio per questa necessità da suoi creatori di Gondolin, a quel tempo infatti vi erano numerosi ragni per i boschi lì attorno e risultava quindi più comodo avere uno spadino o pugnale da usare piuttosto che una grande spada. Questa lama è di assoluto terrore per Shelob e tutti i ragni in generale cresciuti nell'oscurità.

Lama: acciaio al carbonio, con numero di serie inciso sulla lama
Impugnatura: in legno massiccio con dettagli in foglia d'argento
Pomolo: metallo anticato placcato in argento 
Guardia: metallo anticato placcato in argento
Lunghezza lama: 37cm.
Lunghezza totale: 50cm.
Supporto: vetrina da parete o da appoggio realizzata in legno massiccio con numero di serie ed angoli in ottone placcato, spesso vetro smussato, serratura con chiave rimovibile e grafica stampata a colori nella parte inferiore del display.
Confezione: scatola di cartone con loghi "The Lord of The Rings" e certificato di autenticità con licenze cinematografiche
Note: Edizione a tiratura limitata e numerata, sia su lama che su espositore, realizzata in soli 3000 esemplari

United - Hobbit Sword of Thranduil UC3042 - The Hobbit

Father to Legolas Greenleaf, Thranduil is a powerful Elf-Lord and a legendary fighter. King of the Woodland Realm, he rules over the northern lands of the great forest known as Mirkwood.

The sword of the Elvenking was one of two twin swords crafted for Thranduil by the finest smiths of the Woodland Realm. The blade and flowing hilt are forged with engraved vine and leaf symbols representing the forests of the Greenwood, all forged from a single piece of silver Elven steel.

This authentically detailed replica is a reproduction of the actual filming prop built by Weta Workshop of New Zealand and used in the motion picture, THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG. United Cutlery, industry leader in fine movie reproductions, has meticulously recreated the prop using only the finest grade materials and craftsmanship. Close attention to detail was a top priority. All officially licensed United Cutlery replicas feature the film logo and copyright notice laser engraved on the blade and are accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

The Design of the Sword of Thranduil:

This replica features a stainless steel blade and cast metal hilt with authentic detailing to precisely match the movie prop. It is presented with a wood wall display featuring graphic motif of Thranduil. Includes a certificate of authenticity.

UC3042 Sword of Thranduil
Includes a parchment certificate of authenticity.
Overall Length: 41-7/8"
Blade Length: 30-3/4"
Highly Detailed Stainless Steel Blade
Authentically Detailed Metal Hilt and Parts
Presented with Wood Wall Mount Display

Tauriel is a Silvan Elf and daughter of Mirkwood. Her parents were killed by orcs when she was younger and it is hinted that Thranduil looked after her since then. She is a very young elf, around the age of 600, and is insightful into the changing nature of Middle Earth, recognizing the growing evils of the world and the need to eradicate them rather than withdraw into the safety of the elven fortress.

A favorite of King Thranduil and Captain of his Woodland Elven Guard, Tauriel is highly effective and lethal in combat, and primarily employs a reflex bow and two daggers in battle. She is also shown to possess medical knowledge, being able to treat wounds from poisoned weapons. As a native of the woodland realm, she is also a capable tree-climber and an adept leader.

This authentically detailed replica is a reproduction of the actual filming prop built by Weta Workshop of New Zealand and used in the motion picture, THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG. United Cutlery, industry leader in fine movie reproductions, has meticulously recreated the prop using only the finest grade materials and craftsmanship. Close attention to detail was a top priority. All officially licensed United Cutlery replicas feature the film logo and copyright notice laser engraved on the blade and are accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

The Design of the Fighting Knives of Tauriel:

As Captain of the Woodland Guard, Tauriel carries signature twin daggers with blades forged of a bronzed alloy and a Silvan steel edge of superior strength. The hilts are crafted from greenwood with bronzed steel fittings. This replica is crafted of stainless steel with cast metal and polycarbonate handles, precisely detailed and colored to exactly match the movie prop. It is presented with a wood wall mount featuring graphic motif of Tauriel. Includes a certificate of authenticity.

UC3044 Fighting Knives of Tauriel
Includes a parchment certificate of authenticity.
Overall Length: 20-1/2"
Blade Length: 13-7/16"
Stainless Steel Blades with Cast Metal & Polycarbonate Handles
Wall Mount Display with Graphic Motif of Tauriel

United - Morgul Blade, The Blade Of The UC2990 Nazgul - The Hobbit - fantasy sword

The Nazgûl, the Ringwraiths (in English Ring-Wraiths), also known as the Knights Blacks or Wing Riders, are the characters of Arda, the fictional universe created by JRR Tolkien: it is nine evil specters subject to Sauron.

- Blade Length: 455 mm
- Total length: 620 mm
- Blade Thickness: 5 mm
- Handle: Solid metal covered with fine leather.
- Blade guard and pommel antique
- Weight: 800g

Wooden support
Official product of New Line Cinema with certificate of authenticity

Authentic 1:1 scale reproduction, accompanied by official movie licenses, the sword used by the dwarf Fili in the film trilogy "The Hobbit" by JRR Tolkien Directed by Peter Jackson.

Blade: AUS-6 stainless steel antiqued, not sharp
Blade Length: 45cm
Blade Thickness: 9mm
Handle: Resin, with guard, inserts and steel knob antique
Total Length: 65cm
Weight: 2080g
Support: exhibitor wooden wall
Notes: Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from United and movie licenses New Line Pictures

Authentic 1:1 scale reproduction, accompanied by official movie licenses, the sword used by the dwarf Kili in the film trilogy "The Hobbit" by JRR Tolkien Directed by Peter Jackson.

Blade: AUS-6 stainless steel antiqued, not sharp
Blade Length: 52cm
Blade Thickness: 11mm
Handle: red suede leather, with steel guard and pommel antique
Total Length: 72cm
Weight: 2445g
Support: exhibitor wooden wall
Notes: Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from United and movie licenses New Line Pictures

Authentic 1: 1 scale reproduction, accompanied by official film licenses, of the sword used by the dwarf Thorin Oakenshield and the Elf Legolas in the film trilogy of "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkien directed by Peter Jackson.

Blade: 420 stainless steel, not sharp
Blade length: 74cm
Blade thickness: 4mm
Handle: n plastic material with antiqued guard and knob and Elvish engravings
Total length: 98cm
Weight: 1445g
Support: wooden wall display
Notes: Accompanied by United Certificate of Authenticity and New Line Pictures film licenses

Thorin was born in the year 2746 of the Third Era (T.E.), son of Thráin II and grandson of King Thrór, and heir to the title of King under the Mountain in Erebor. He also had two younger brothers, Frerin and Dís. In the year 2770, the Dragon Smaug, attracted by the wealth of the kingdom of Erebor, attacked him violently. The Dwarves, struck by surprise, were literally outclassed by the strength and powers of Smaug who, in a short time, managed to conquer the whole kingdom, conquer its spoils, and forced Thorin and his people to abandon their home. A few years later, the ogre Azog the Defiler began the battle of Azanulbizar (2799) at Nanduhirion at the Eastern Gate of Moria.

On this occasion, Thorin's shield was shattered and he used his ax to cut an oak branch using it as a shield, thus earning the epithet "Oakenshield". Thanks to Thorin's bravery, the enemy troops were driven back and the dwarf army was able to triumph.

After this last battle, Thorin led his people to the Blue Mountains, west of Eriador.
After the death of his father in 2841, Thorin became the new leader of his people and began to prepare a plan to be able to retake Erebor and kill Smaug.
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La United per la felicità di tantissimi fans, ha riproposto le riproduzioni delle bellissime daghe elfiche di Legolas. Vendute in coppia con il supporto di legno per l'esposizione, le lame delle daghe misurano cm 40 e hanno uno spessore massimo di 5 mm; la lunghezza totale è invece di cm 57. Peso cad. 438 gr.

Questi prodotti sono accompagnati da certificato di autenticità United e dalle licenze della New Line Cinema e sono tratti dalla serie the Hobbit.