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ONE Ring
Written
in Tengwar in the Black Speech of mordor, the inscription reads: "One ring
to rule them all, one ring to find them. One ring to bring them all and in the
darkness bind them."
Our version of the ring from J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings"
is bronze with 18 Karat gold and deeply engraved with the Tengwar script of the
Elves. The outside reads "One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them"™,
and on the inside "One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them"™.
Custom designed and fully licensed to be 'The One Ring'™ as portrayed in
the "The Lord of the Rings" written by J.R.R. Tolkien. One size (approx.
a size 10). A keepsake for the mantle or wear it with the 24" neck chain
(included). When
ordering just the ring please select the One Ring shipping option, which is $7.00
anywhere in the world! | | | |
| | Sword
of the Witch King
- Officially Licensed
This is the ancient sword of Dwimmerlaik, Lord of the Nine, the Witchking of Angmar.
He is a ringwraith - one of the nine kings of men that were seduced and corrupted
by the rings of power. They became the slaves of Sauron and they scour Middle-earth
in search of the one ring. The
sword bears no inscription but is intwined with a far older and more otherworldly
engraving. Its motif is that of Minas Morgul, the Tower of Black Sorcery, an ancient
city taken over by the Nazgul in the Third Age.
The blade is 420 J2 stainless
steel with a leather wrapped handle, solid metal guard, pommel, and centerpiece
an antiqued silver finish and engraved with scrollwork.A hardwood plaque with
silk screened runes is included. Overall - 54-1/2 inches Blade - 39 inches
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| | Uruk-Hai
Scimitar - Officially Licensed
The
Uruk-Hai is a breed of Orcs, evil fighting creatures created by Saruman. They
bear his symbol, the white hand, on their shields and helmets. They are ordered
to hunt the members of the Fellowship and find the One Ring for Saruman. Uruk-Haiª
are armed with deadly scimitars, forged in the mines of Orthanc.
Overall
Length: 31-15/16"
Blade Length: 24-3/4"
Blade Thickness: 3/16"
Blade Material: High carbon steel with a battle worn finish, false-edged.
Hand Grip: Laminated wood, genuine leather-wrap, rat-tail tang construction.
Plaque: 13-1/8" x 12-3/8" x 3/4" wood, patterned after an
Uruk-Haiª helmet and adorned with the white hand of Saruman. Includes a parchment
certificate of authenticity.
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| | Skull
Helm
The fantasy world is rich in risky adventure, haunted by
horrific demons and evil villains. To stand a fighting chance a warrior needs
weapons and armor that can withstand the otherworldly blows dealt by Orcs, Trolls
and Goblin soldiers, to name a few. So, for the fearless hero we offer this impressive
and frightening helmet. Made from brass, its imposing shape is designed to lead
mighty blows along the skull to slide off and do no harm. The eyebrows are reinforced,
and the nasal is slightly open to provide more air. The bared teeth tell the universe
of evil doers that this isn't an ordinary hero they're dealing with. Fitted with
an adjustable lining that will fit most. A intimidating and impressive helmet.
Interior circumference 25 1/2". Wt. 3 lbs. 14 oz. Made of 18 gauge brass
by Windlass Steelcrafts®. | | | |
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Ringwraith
Clothes
These items of clothing are everything you need to be
a menacing Ringwraith. You may purchase the entire outfit together and receive
the Belt (010-GR) free, or mix and match the pieces separately to meet your needs
by using the related items links below. (Sword not included)
The clothing
and accessories included are as follows:
Monks Robe Black (8234)
Medieval
Boots Black (9187)
Leather Gloves (9402)
Fighters Belt (010-GR) - one
size fits all (Free)
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| | Staff
of Saruman - Officially Licensed
This authentically detailed staff
is a reproduction of the one carried by Saruman and prominently featured in "The
Lord of the Rings" film trilogy presented by New Line Cinema. United¨
Cutlery Brands, industry leader in fine movie reproductions, has meticulously
recreated the actual prop staff using the finest grade materials and craftsmanship
of the highest quality available. Close attention to quality is a top priority
in every piece. This towering staff, with an overall length of 76-1/8", is
constructed of solid metal and the crown cradles a leaded glass crystal ball with
frosted etch pattern. Each staff is presented with an antique iron finished wall
mount with embossed designs. | | | |
| | Miniature
Collectible Sword of the Witch King
- Officially Licensed
Can't
afford the life-size sword of the Darklord's most fearsome servant? Then take
this miniature for your very own! Miniature Collectible Sword of the Witchking
(1/5th Scale) -
(Officially licensed from The Lord of the Rings Movie.)
Overall length 10 7/8", Blade 7 7/8" | | | |
| | Coins
of Mordor featuring the Evil Eye of the Dark Lord
While
the specific origin of this coin is not known, it is thought to have first appeared
in the late 29th century among the minions of the Dark Lord of the East. The Iron
Crowns that had circulated among those folk since the days of Melkor some thousands
of years earlier were becoming scarce... and the value of these "eyes"
were set at 1/10 the value of the iron crown. On the obverse above the eye it
says "OBEY" while below is the inscription "MRDR". The reverse
inscription views the fiery mountain from the North, and a sharp-eyed observer
may even note the pyroclastic flow running down the mountainside, and perhaps
even a door on the face of the mountain. The coin has a darkened finish that varies
from blue-black to gray-black and sometimes purplish-black, protected by a beeswax
finish. | | | |
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Silver
Hand of Sharku-Mano
This
silver coin features the "WHITE HAND" on on side, with the runic inscription
"Sharku" on one side and "Mano" on the other... Sharku-Mano,
translating from hill-man-speak as "hand of the old man".... is a wizard-gone-bad
that has taken up a tower abode and uses birds as spies. The reverse side of the
coin features the tower with flying bird above. The inscription there reads: "Yzen"
on the left, and "Gaarda" on the right. The Tower of course represents
the fortress guarding the fords of the river Yzen, and the bird represent the
spies of Sharku-Mano and his ability to know what is going on in and near his
realm. | | | |
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The
Iron Crown of Morgoth
An
ancient coin from the reign of Melkour (named Morgoth, "The Enemy" by
the elfs) in Angbaund some 5,000 years ago. The pieces in this hoard appear to
be of one of the earliest varieties, and were found sealed in a clay jar with
oil, and thus are in astonishingly fine condition given their extreme age. Inscribed
in primitivistic runes "MLKR" on obverse and "ANgBNd" on reverse.
The iron crown of Melkor shown on obverse with the three Silmariuls, and the dragon
representing Ancalagoun the Black spouting flame on reverse above the battlements
of Thangorodruim. . Ancalagoun was later slain by an arrow shot by Eareundil himself
from the back of an eagle during an epic battle in which the fall of Ancalagoun
from on high smote Thangoroudrim to utter ruins and spelt the defeat of Morgouth.
These coins were issued by Melkour as a medium of exchange for his slaves and
minions, for purposes of gambling, purchases of weapons, and rot-gut liquor. |
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The
Mumakil of Palan Harad
An
heavy octagonal copper coin from the far south, brought north by traders of the
Khanate of Palan Haraud. This unusual piece came to the Shayre through a southern
trader who poled a flat-boat up the Brandywain and did business at Sarnford for
a few days last year. He says he got them in Lebennine along with a cargo of fruits
and tropical hardwoods that came up the coast from Far Haraud. They are quite
heavy at about 16 grams, and very thick. The trader called them "Mumakil"
and said that they show an image of the great beasts the Haraudrim use in battle,
carrying castles upon their backs. This is, of course, absurd and no doubt the
ravings of a wine-besotted fool, but the image does recollect that mythical creature
of Halfling nursery rhyme, the "Oliphaunt". The inscription on reverse
is of an unusual and flowery form, but appears to say "PALAN HARAUD"
which would align with our earlier conjecture as to their origin. |
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