Out of Minas Morgul comes the sword of the Nazgûl lord himself. This officially licensed reproduction recreates the Morgul-Blade of the Witch-king as seen in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy — dark steel shaped by darker sorcery.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Blade Material |
65 Manganese Steel |
| Fittings |
304 Stainless Steel |
| Overall Length |
79 cm (31.1") |
| Blade Length |
49 cm (19.3") |
| Handle Length |
20 cm (7.9") |
| Blade Width |
5.2 cm (2.0") |
| Weight |
1.3 kg (2.9 lbs) |
| Scabbard |
Wood + Leather |
| Handle |
Wood + Leather |
DESCRIPTION
Blade: High-carbon 65 manganese steel gives this double-edged blade its substance, while a deep fuller runs the full length beneath a shadowed, battle-worn finish. The hard taper to the point completes the look of steel corrupted in the forges of Morgul.
Guard: Rendered in 304 stainless steel with a dark antiqued treatment, the straight, hard-angled crossguard reproduces the cold geometry of the screen-used prop.
Handle: A spiral-patterned leather wrap covers the grip, keeping the hold secure without softening the weapon's grim character.
Pommel: Nothing identifies this sword faster than its split, tulip-shaped pommel — recreated here in dark weathered steel, opening like a bloom with nothing kind about it.
Scabbard: A wood-cored scabbard in black leather carries brass suspension rings and a decorative cross chape at its tip, finishing the ensemble exactly as the Witch-king would demand.
The Lord of the Rings and all associated marks, characters, and images are the property of The Saul Zaentz Company d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises. Licensed by Middle-earth Enterprises.
