Boromir Sword OFFICIAL United Cutlery UC1400

Boromir's Sword OFFICIAL United Cutlery

If you're a true Lord of the Rings fan, this Boromir Sword from United Cutlery is an item you won't want to miss out on. This sword, which has been out of print for years, is now available thanks to a special reissue from United Cutlery.

Boromir, portrayed by Sean Bean in Peter Jackson's film, is one of the most iconic characters in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. As the eldest son of the ruler of Gondor, Boromir was a brave prince and an exceptionally skilled swordsman.

The Boromir Sword from United Cutlery is an exact replica of the sword used in the film, featuring a 420 stainless steel blade and a wooden plaque that makes it look like it was forged in the Middle Ages. The blade measures an impressive 30 inches and the overall length of the sword is 39 inches. The wooden plaque has dimensions of 12 inches x 13 inches x 0.75 inches and features a built-in wall mount so you can display your Boromir Sword with pride.

The interesting thing about this sword is that it was produced under license from New Line Cinema, which means that you have in your hands an official item from the Tolkien universe. With the release of the Amazon series based on the work of JRR Tolkien, you will have the perfect opportunity to put yourself in the center of the world of Lord of the Rings with this sword in your hand.

In short, if you are a fan of the Lord of the Rings and Boromir in particular, you cannot pass up this opportunity to own a faithful replica that will allow you to feel like the brave warrior of Gondor. Place your order today and start enjoying Boromir's magnificent sword from United Cutlery!

Main features:

• Overall length 99.06 cm
• 76.68 cm blade
• 420 stainless steel material
• 30.80 cm x 33.97 cm x 1.91 cm wooden plaque
• Wall mount built into the wooden plate

At EspadasYMás we have the best swords from The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien's work, to emulate the characters from his films and series, enjoy his cast and remember such emblematic films as The Fellowship of the Ring.