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The Hobbit Sword Replicas

Hobbit swords bring the blades of Middle-earth to your wall, and this page covers Sting, Orcrist, the Sword of Kili and more. You will also find scabbards, a wizard staff and a few villain props, with prices from $54.97 to $307.97 and most pieces made by United Cutlery.

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What a Hobbit sword replica is

These replicas copy the swords carried by the dwarves, the hobbit and the dark forces in the films. They are fantasy pieces, made to be displayed, worn with costumes or collected. Each one has the shape and details fans recognize at a glance.

What you'll find here

Two famous swords lead the way. The Orcrist Fantasy Sword belongs to Thorin Oakenshield, and the United Cutlery Sting Fantasy Sword is the small blade of Bilbo Baggins. The United Cutlery Sword of Kili adds another dwarf blade.

On the darker side, the Nazgul Fantasy Sword and the United Cutlery Mace of Azog The Defiler Weapon play the villains. Gear for display includes the Fantasy Sword Scabbard and the Gothic Sword Scabbard.

If you want props beyond swords, check the United Cutlery Black Arrow of Bard Replica Arrow and the Wizard Staff Replica.

How to choose

Start with the character you love, because a replica feels best when it matches a story you know. Sting is the budget friendly choice and a good first piece, while Orcrist costs more and makes a stronger centerpiece.

Think about display too. A scabbard makes a sword look finished and helps you hang it safely, so many fans buy the two together. Mix a sword with a prop or two and the wall starts to tell the story.

Fantasy swords on the shelf

Fantasy film swords are designed to look special at a glance, with elaborate hilts, unusual blade shapes and names that fans know by heart. A replica keeps that design but is made as a collectible, so it works best on a wall or a shelf. Fans often build a display around one story, mixing swords, a scabbard and a prop or two so the shelf feels like a scene from the film. It is also an easy gift for a reader who loved the books.

Display tips

Hang swords on a sturdy mount and keep them out of damp rooms. Wipe the blade with a soft cloth, and store leather scabbards away from direct sun.

A shelf with a movie poster, a small light and two or three props looks great together. Put the long pieces at the back and the small ones in front, so every item can be seen without hiding the others.

Questions people ask

What is the sword in The Hobbit?

Fans most often mean Sting, Bilbo's small blade, or Orcrist, the sword of Thorin Oakenshield. We carry both as fantasy replicas, plus the Sword of Kili.

What are some of the swords used in Lord of the Rings?

Well known ones include Anduril, Sting, Hadhafang and the Nazgul blade. Hobbit swords like Sting and the Nazgul sword are on this page, and the rest are in our Lord Of The Rings category.