If you wish to carry around your Guthwine sword, make sure that you have the proper scabbard like the Sword Of Eomer Scabbard. Made from wood, this leather-wrapped scabbard is a licensed replica of the actual Weta Workshop prop from the Lord of the Rings films by New Line Cinema. It is designed to fit the Guthwine Sword of Eomer (UC3383), sold separately.
This red-brown scabbard has two grooves running down its length, mimicking the double fuller on Guthwine. It features a brass chape, throat, and belt ring. The throat features swirled lines and a pair of horse heads. The horse heads are on opposite sides and face the same direction. In the middle of the scabbard, the belt ring features a small hole for securing the scabbard to a belt, not included.
At the bottom of the scabbard, the chape features a knotwork pattern with rearing horses on top. There is another pair of horse heads at the bottom. They face each other. Each head has swirls coming down from its mane.
Length:76cm Width: 8cm
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.
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United Cutlery
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Length:76cm Width: 8cm
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.
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