SWORD OF THEODRED (UC3519) by United Cutlery The name Théodred is taken from the Anglo-Saxon words þeod ("folk," "people," "nation") and ræd ("counsel"). The sword of Théodred, fallen son of King Théoden. Théodred's sword was the mate to the sword of Éowyn, his cousin. It was virtually identical, except for its green enameling on the hilt and green leather grip. This authentically detailed sword replica is a reproduction of the actual filming prop sword crafted by Weta Workshop of New Zealand and used in THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS™ film presented by New Line Cinema. This meticulously detailed sword, with an overall length of 36 1/2", features a solid metal guard and pommel with an antique brass plated finish and a tough TPU grip. The 30 1/8" false-edged blade is crafted of tempered stainless steel with a wide filler groove. Each sword is individually serial numbered and presented with a wood wall display and certificate of authenticity.
• Overall Length: 36 1/2"
• Blade Length: 30-1/8"
• Grip: 3 1/4"
• Point of Balance: 3 1/8" • Weight: 3 lbs 15 oz • Officially Licensed Product
Théodred was a prince of Rohan, the only son and heir of King Théoden, who perished in battle during the time Théoden was under Saruman's spell in the late Third Age. In the First Battle of the Fords of Isen he set Grimbold in command with fifty dismounted Riders, while Théodred himself manned the eyot in the centre of the Fords, to cover Grimbold if he was driven back. Amidst the battle Théodred was slain by an Orc-man and his body was defended by the marshal Grimbold. When Elfhelm arrived with reinforcements he found Grimbold fighting two axemen for Théodred's body. His body was buried where he fell, on the fortified eyot in the middle of the Fords of Isen.
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