Sword of Boromir - Lord of The Rings (Metal)

It is a fan inspired replica that follows the soldierly Gondorian style fans know from the story: a broad straight blade with plain, functional fittings. It reads instantly as Boromir's sword on a wall.

Where elven blades curve and royal swords gleam, this one is deliberately plain, which is true to the character. In a Fellowship display it plays the grounded anchor next to more ornate pieces.

The 9.25 inch handle is steel finished in silver and brown with understated guard work, matching the practical military styling of Gondor. No jewels, no gold, exactly as it should be.

This replica typically measures around 47 to 50 inches, reflecting the long, two-handed greatsword seen in the films.The manufacturer's spec sheet lists 41.5 inches overall while some catalog titles round it to 41.25 inches. This listing uses the measured spec of 41.5 inches.

No. The edge ships blunt. The (Metal) tag in the title means solid metal display construction, not a sharpened blade.

No. The steel is not heat treated for contact, so it belongs on the included plaque or a wall mount, not in choreography.

No. It is a fan inspired piece with no affiliation to the creators, studios, or publishers connected to The Lord of the Rings. It is made for fans of the story.

Dust with a microfiber cloth and oil the blade lightly every few months. The plain polished surfaces on this piece make it one of the easiest replicas in the lineup to maintain.

Where the event allows unsharpened metal replicas, yes, with peace bonding. A Gondorian soldier costume built around this blade is a convention classic, but confirm the prop policy first.

It is one of the most recognizable blades in fantasy, tied to one of its most human moments. The understated design fits both a dedicated Middle-earth wall and a general medieval collection without clashing.