The Hobbit - Orcrist, Thorin Oakenshield's Sword

The original movie sword from The Hobbit by United Cutlery

In the Third Age of Middle-earth, Thorin Oakenshield and his company of Dwarves stumble upon a troll cave in Rhûdaur. Thorin finds an old Elven blade called Orcrist (=Orc cleaver), forged by the High Elves of the West in Gondolin. Thorin claims Orcrist for himself and vows to cleave Orcs with it again. He wields the sword on the journey to Erebor and uses it against the orcs and goblins of the Misty Mountains. The orcs call it Biter and fear and hate it equally

Orcrist's blade has the shape of a curved leaf on one side and a straight edge on the other. The suitable blade design to cleave orcs and goblins. An emblem of the coat of arms of Ecthelion, the Lord of the Fountain, adorns the sword hilt. The handle is shaped from a dragon's tooth. It is uncertain whether this tooth was already incorporated before the fifth battle of the First Age, or whether it was added together with the inscription after the fall of Gondolin

Inscriptions on the sword in Elvish runes:

"On the guard is the name" Orcrist (= Orc splitter) to read

"On both sides of the blade is" "Die Schlangezahn" (= dragon's tooth) to read.

This authentic and detailed replica is a reproduction of the prop from the movie The Hobbit - An Unexpected Journey, which was created by Weta Workshop in New Zealand. United Cutlery, a leader in the industry of producing film reproductions, has meticulously recreated this sword with the best and highest quality materials. The top priority was placed on the exact reproduction of all details

The sword is almost one meter long and has a blade made of stainless steel, which is adorned with an etched runic inscription. The handle is made of solid metal parts, imitation gemstones, and a handle made of acrylic resin

The sword comes with a decorative wooden wall plaque and an authenticity certificate.

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