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product_id: 81988350
title: "United Cutlery Orcrist Sword of Thorin Oakenshield | Replica \"Goblin Cleaver\" from The Hobbit | Officially Licensed | Wall Plaque"
brand: "thorin oakenshield"
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category: "Thorin Oakenshield"
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# AUS-6 stainless steel blade, durable & corrosion-resistant Includes elegant wooden wall plaque display 38.75-inch authentic replica sword United Cutlery Orcrist Sword of Thorin Oakenshield | Replica "Goblin Cleaver" from The Hobbit | Officially Licensed | Wall Plaque

**Brand:** thorin oakenshield
**Price:** 2158.28 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛡️ Own a piece of Middle-earth legend—display the power of Thorin’s Orcrist!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** United Cutlery Orcrist Sword of Thorin Oakenshield | Replica "Goblin Cleaver" from The Hobbit | Officially Licensed | Wall Plaque by thorin oakenshield
- **How much does it cost?** 2158.28 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- thorin oakenshield enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted thorin oakenshield brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Runic Elegance:** Features detailed Elven inscriptions and the iconic 'Goblin-cleaver' engraving for unmatched mystique.
- • **Dragon-Tooth Grip:** Unique acrylic resin hilt shaped like a dragon’s tooth with simulated gemstones for a regal feel.
- • **Display-Ready Prestige:** Comes with a premium wooden wall plaque and certificate of authenticity—ready to impress your guests.
- • **Legendary Authenticity:** Meticulously crafted from the original Hobbit movie prop for true fans and collectors.
- • **Balanced Heft & Craftsmanship:** Solid metal parts and AUS-6 stainless steel blade combine beauty with durable, collectible quality.

## Overview

This officially licensed United Cutlery Orcrist Sword is a 38.75-inch meticulously detailed replica of Thorin Oakenshield’s 'Goblin-cleaver' from The Hobbit. Crafted with a durable AUS-6 stainless steel blade and a unique dragon-tooth acrylic resin hilt adorned with simulated gemstones, it features authentic Elven runic inscriptions. The sword arrives display-ready with a premium wooden wall plaque and certificate of authenticity, making it a must-have collectible for discerning Tolkien enthusiasts and fans of cinematic craftsmanship.

## Description

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Review: A beautiful thing.... - This is my first replica sword - not a sword/knife collector but Hobbit movie/Thorin fan and been looking at this sword for months - finally bought it by way of celebrating, as it were, the upcoming release of the movie "The Desolation of Smaug" - to decorate with, and just to have it. Sword just came today and DELIGHTED - because while I may not know custom knives and steel and swords, I do some jewelry work, and I'm detail-fussy AND frown on "plastic" anything. So, overall impressions - 1. Very neat assembly and finishing. True, it doesn't have sharp edge, but has a nicely angled beveled edge (which as far as I am concerned is movie-correct, as I've read in making the Hobbit movies both edged and non-edged weapons were used, for safety reasons). Looks like it could be re-edged by someone who knows what they are doing, but I'm good with it. Does not have a cheap, sharp-edged "production" look (as some cheap jewelry, cookware, and knives do). Grip seems firmly set. 2. Very happy with embossed/raised details and antiquing - and while normally I frown on "plastic" in this case IMO the resin "dragon tooth" grip to me has a "good feel" to it, not overly brittle, very nice coloration (and in any case w/o being paranoid there have been professional articles about bone products carrying diseases - enough to make me think, anyway. So I'm OK with not having a genuine bone handle.) Beautiful job, really, and feels good in hand. All the 4 little jewels a the end of the pommel were there along w. nice detail. Re the "Hobbit movie" blade stamping - only on one side up by the hilt - for me it's so subtle and small it's a non-issue, and if it is ever seen think it will add interest to visitors who see it. 3. Whoah - it's heavy - at least to me. I'm not particularly weak (build modular brick walls, use tools, and all that) but a few experimental, sloppy swings tired my small hands and wrists in like, 2 minutes. It's like swinging rebar around, IMO. And with the weight and nice sharp point suppose you could use it as a weapon if you had to - tho it's a REPLICA and someone already mentioned this is not a sword where the metal goes through the handle, so it COULD break if abused, I guess. But feels solid and well-made - what can I say, for a replica it just feels good to hold. Particularly like the hefty feel of guard and blade, and Orcrist has such graceful lines. 4. Steel quality - of course I had to look this up, being fussy. So this is made of AUS-6 stainless, and I found this info "AUS-6 is a entry level Japanese cutlery steel in the same class as 440A......AUS-6 is typically hardened to RC 55-58 or so, and take a very fine edge, though edge retention is not as good as steel such as 440C." "440A is one of the workhorses of the Sports and Tactical Knife industry. The majority of entry level knives use either 440A, 420HC or AUS-6 steel. 440 is a medium carbon, martensitic stainless steel that is very corrosion resistant and extremely tough that can be hardened to about RC58. While not considered a premium knife steel, 440A still has some very good properties for cutlery use. It takes a very fine edge and will easily pop the hairs off your arm if heat treated properly, and is more corrosion resistant and tougher than 440B or 440C." (from Custom Tacticals online). So I read all this as a good, basic, steel quality, well suited for a good replica at an affordable price point, e.g. it's not junk! but made of a "workhorse" type steel (and I DO want to know stuff like that, it makes me feel better. This sword isn't THAT cheap in cost! and there's a lot of junk memorabilia around - overpriced just because of the name on it). 5. Nice hanging plaque and very much appreciate having the hanging hardware with drywall mounts included - and the very nice certificate with the map on the back. Plus well-packaged, NO PEANUTS!! and incredible fast shipping. Summary: I'm fascinated with my new "toy" and having Orcrist - well, a solid version of it anyway - in my hands. Will probably spend time lovingly mounting (next to Hobbit posters) and polishing with jeweler's cloth. Definitely a worthy piece of memorabilia that of course I don't NEED, but am so happy to have and NO regrets on this purchase at all. Thank you, UC, for a solid, well-made (not junk) replica that is worthy of having and displaying. And I'd buy from UC again - for what it is and this price point, 5 stars for me. (BTW, personally would not use this for battle, seems strong but think you would have to go into stuff specifically made for re-enactments, tho I guess you could carry this around for a costume where allowed. Hopefully I can get the scabbard, one day, but will display beautifully without it).
Review: This sword is amazing!!!! - Any Hobbit/Lotr fan is going to lose their minds when receiving this sword! It's stainless steel blade is just magnificent, it's a little on the heavy side but it's not heavy enough to distract you. The amount of detail on this sword is worthy of any Dwarvish King or Queen! The wall mount is also surprisingly beautiful, I wasn't expecting that either. Also the shipping was incredibly fast so don't worry about long wait times. It came 5 days early! Overall, its an amazing replica for any fan of Middle Earth! Du-Bakkar!!!!

## Features

- AUTHENTIC REPLICA DESIGN: Meticulously recreated based on the actual prop from THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY, crafted with high-grade materials for an authentically detailed appearance.
- ELVEN RUNIC INSCRIPTIONS: Features the name Orcrist "Goblin-cleaver" on the guard and the etched inscription "The serpent's tooth" on the stainless steel blade, adding to its mystique and authenticity.
- EXQUISITE CRAFTSMANSHIP: The hilt includes solid metal parts, simulated gemstones, and an acrylic resin grip cast, designed for both beauty and durability.
- DRAGON-TOOTH HILT: Shaped from the tooth of a dragon, the hilt's unique design is emblematic of the sword's legendary origins, possibly connected to the lore of Ecthelion of the Fountain.
- DISPLAY READY: Comes complete with a wooden wall display and a certificate of authenticity, making it a perfect showpiece for collectors and fans of The Hobbit and Tolkien's universe.
- Overall length: 38-3/4-Inch
- Blade length: 25-7/8-Inch
- Blade material: AUS-6 stainless steel
- Handle material: Acrylic resin
- Display: Wood with wood grain finish and silk screen graphic

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00A7IN74Q |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #761,962 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #1,329 in Costume Weapons & Armor |
| Blade Length | 39 Inches |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Brand | THORIN OAKENSHIELD |
| Color | Multi |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (446) |
| Date First Available | November 15, 2012 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00760729292864 |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Handle Material | Acrylic resin |
| Included Components | see description |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 1.1 pounds |
| Item model number | UC2928-BRK |
| Manufacturer | United Cutlery - Geneva Supply |
| Material | Silk |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Number of Handles | 1 |
| Part Number | UC2928-BRK |
| Product Dimensions | 43"L x 4.2"W |
| Shape | Sword |
| Special Features | Stainless Steel |
| Style | Modern |
| UPC | 045919394895 760729292864 |

## Product Details

- **Blade Length:** 39 Inches
- **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Brand:** THORIN OAKENSHIELD
- **Handle Material:** Acrylic resin
- **Style:** Modern

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: If someone broke into my house, would it be usable to defend myself?**
A: If it haw a high enough carbon content yes and the steel is of good enough quality then yes. You want 1095 carbon steel I think. The last two numbers are the carbon content btw. 1095 would be 95 percent carbon content, 1060 would be 60 percent carbon content, and so on.

Wildsyde is wrong. It is not illegal to own swords in most cities. 

Many states and cities have laws say you can't carry a knife or blade over a certain length on your person....some states have exemptions for when you are hunting.....but no state or city that I know of in the US makes it illegal to keep it in your house.

I am progun but I remember that I had a martial arts instructor that hated guns and he kept swords in his house sharpened and ready just in case his house was ever broken into...and he has been training his son and daughter for years in swordsmanship. They live with him. 

If you are interested in learning to use swords for self defense Use Google maps to find a Kum Do, Kendo, Kenjutsu, or Iaido class near you...and attend as many classes a week as you can.

... also...and this is important, get a wooden sword or weighted plastic sword and after they teach you cuts, thrusts, blocks, and parries,...practice each one that you know on your own time every day. At least 50 repetitions per cut, thrust, and so on that you've learned every single day follow this with whatever sword forms that you've learned.

Try to maintain perfect form or as close to it as you can manage when practicing on your own thusly.

Also you should watch videos and learn to sharpen and maintain your sword. To clean and oil it and also to use aluminum and mag polish to polish it (although don't do that with Damascus swords).

As far as home defense you would probably want a one and a half foot long bowie knife or sting or something....because unless your house has a vaulted ceiling a full size katana, orchestra, or glamdring might get caught on the ceiling when you go to do a cut. Not to mention your sword might get caught on a wall in a hallway or something.

Go get a wooden sword or knife...or a stick that is about the same length of whatever knife or sword you plan on using for home defense...and practice different cuts thrusts and paries, if it hits the walls or bumps them then you should probably get something shorter.

I mean maybe keep different length blades for different areas of your home.

You could also reinforce a shield with level 3 AR500 plates and gorilla glue...and keep it ready in your room in case someone breaks in....just a thought.

Get some sharpening stones and Practice your sharpening on cheap crappy $5 straight razors or pocket knives or $1 kitchen knives from the dollar store for a few months and get good before you try sharpening a $200 or $300 katana though.  Don't want to ruin an expensive sword.

**Q: I have two questions: Does the guard have a blue highlight on it? Is it better or worse than the one sold by Warner Bros?**
A: No blue highlight, and it is better than the one sold by Warner Bros. in my opinion. This is my 5th LOTR sword from United Cutlery, and they are all amazing

**Q: Will the blade be damaged if I choose to sharpen this?**
A: Stainless Steel is hard, but that's the problem. It'll hold up until it doesn't, then it will shatter. Check out the Sword Buyer's Guide website if you want a real sword, not just a sword like object. There is a video on YouTube from. It is the home shopping network that a stainless katana shattered and slashed the host's face. Stainless blades over 24" are brittle. Think peanut brittle, hard but shatters. You want something strong and flexible, that will return to its original shape after being flexed. Think safety, that's the purpose of my whole answer. Now make it out of 1060 or 1095 carbon steel and I'm sold

**Q: could I take it out of the wall holder**
A: Yes. It's a beautiful sword and you can easily take it down from the wall holder then put it back up. The wall holder gets mounted up.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A beautiful thing....
*by J***N on November 16, 2013*

This is my first replica sword - not a sword/knife collector but Hobbit movie/Thorin fan and been looking at this sword for months - finally bought it by way of celebrating, as it were, the upcoming release of the movie "The Desolation of Smaug" - to decorate with, and just to have it. Sword just came today and DELIGHTED - because while I may not know custom knives and steel and swords, I do some jewelry work, and I'm detail-fussy AND frown on "plastic" anything. So, overall impressions - 1. Very neat assembly and finishing. True, it doesn't have sharp edge, but has a nicely angled beveled edge (which as far as I am concerned is movie-correct, as I've read in making the Hobbit movies both edged and non-edged weapons were used, for safety reasons). Looks like it could be re-edged by someone who knows what they are doing, but I'm good with it. Does not have a cheap, sharp-edged "production" look (as some cheap jewelry, cookware, and knives do). Grip seems firmly set. 2. Very happy with embossed/raised details and antiquing - and while normally I frown on "plastic" in this case IMO the resin "dragon tooth" grip to me has a "good feel" to it, not overly brittle, very nice coloration (and in any case w/o being paranoid there have been professional articles about bone products carrying diseases - enough to make me think, anyway. So I'm OK with not having a genuine bone handle.) Beautiful job, really, and feels good in hand. All the 4 little jewels a the end of the pommel were there along w. nice detail. Re the "Hobbit movie" blade stamping - only on one side up by the hilt - for me it's so subtle and small it's a non-issue, and if it is ever seen think it will add interest to visitors who see it. 3. Whoah - it's heavy - at least to me. I'm not particularly weak (build modular brick walls, use tools, and all that) but a few experimental, sloppy swings tired my small hands and wrists in like, 2 minutes. It's like swinging rebar around, IMO. And with the weight and nice sharp point suppose you could use it as a weapon if you had to - tho it's a REPLICA and someone already mentioned this is not a sword where the metal goes through the handle, so it COULD break if abused, I guess. But feels solid and well-made - what can I say, for a replica it just feels good to hold. Particularly like the hefty feel of guard and blade, and Orcrist has such graceful lines. 4. Steel quality - of course I had to look this up, being fussy. So this is made of AUS-6 stainless, and I found this info "AUS-6 is a entry level Japanese cutlery steel in the same class as 440A......AUS-6 is typically hardened to RC 55-58 or so, and take a very fine edge, though edge retention is not as good as steel such as 440C." "440A is one of the workhorses of the Sports and Tactical Knife industry. The majority of entry level knives use either 440A, 420HC or AUS-6 steel. 440 is a medium carbon, martensitic stainless steel that is very corrosion resistant and extremely tough that can be hardened to about RC58. While not considered a premium knife steel, 440A still has some very good properties for cutlery use. It takes a very fine edge and will easily pop the hairs off your arm if heat treated properly, and is more corrosion resistant and tougher than 440B or 440C." (from Custom Tacticals online). So I read all this as a good, basic, steel quality, well suited for a good replica at an affordable price point, e.g. it's not junk! but made of a "workhorse" type steel (and I DO want to know stuff like that, it makes me feel better. This sword isn't THAT cheap in cost! and there's a lot of junk memorabilia around - overpriced just because of the name on it). 5. Nice hanging plaque and very much appreciate having the hanging hardware with drywall mounts included - and the very nice certificate with the map on the back. Plus well-packaged, NO PEANUTS!! and incredible fast shipping. Summary: I'm fascinated with my new "toy" and having Orcrist - well, a solid version of it anyway - in my hands. Will probably spend time lovingly mounting (next to Hobbit posters) and polishing with jeweler's cloth. Definitely a worthy piece of memorabilia that of course I don't NEED, but am so happy to have and NO regrets on this purchase at all. Thank you, UC, for a solid, well-made (not junk) replica that is worthy of having and displaying. And I'd buy from UC again - for what it is and this price point, 5 stars for me. (BTW, personally would not use this for battle, seems strong but think you would have to go into stuff specifically made for re-enactments, tho I guess you could carry this around for a costume where allowed. Hopefully I can get the scabbard, one day, but will display beautifully without it).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This sword is amazing!!!!
*by P***O on December 11, 2023*

Any Hobbit/Lotr fan is going to lose their minds when receiving this sword! It's stainless steel blade is just magnificent, it's a little on the heavy side but it's not heavy enough to distract you. The amount of detail on this sword is worthy of any Dwarvish King or Queen! The wall mount is also surprisingly beautiful, I wasn't expecting that either. Also the shipping was incredibly fast so don't worry about long wait times. It came 5 days early! Overall, its an amazing replica for any fan of Middle Earth! Du-Bakkar!!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great sword by United Cutlery, for every Hobbit or LOTR fan!!
*by J***T on May 27, 2015*

This is my first United Cutlery purchase. I did my homework on this before buying, make sure you do the same. There are several versions of this sword for sale though Trueswords.com, Amazon.com, Unitedcutlery.com, and a few others that will not be named. Due to poor customer service. Asking around and watching a lot of youtube videos I decided to buy the United cutlery version from Amazon. Because they offered the cheapest and best quality version from Amazons United Cutlery outlet. Out of the box there are a few things that stand out as wrong or overlooked when assembled. "You don't have to assembled this sword." 1: The blade is bent just a bit, if you have a vice grip that has pads on it. Use it to gently straighten the blade. 2: Blade comes with a misty oily look that can be fixed with any stainless steel polish. WARNING: Spraying any chemicals on the "Blue Food Coloring" that adorns the cross guard and part of the forte "part of blade closest to the cross guard" will cause it to come off immediately. 3: There are small amounts of glue/resin on the pommel connecting the steel and fake dragon tooth. 4 No soft plastic covered pegs included to stick into the mounting points on the swords plaque. 5: Like the United Cutlery version of Aragon's Ranger sword, there are two contact points where the Rain guard or chappe thats built into the cross guard, should hold the blade snuggly. These two points are not snug. This could provide unwanted blade play when you swing it, that could dislodge the blade completely; careful if you are going to be swinging it around. 6: This thing is beast mode heavy, it's NOT A TOY for some kid to wave around, and it's defiantly not for some adult to play swords with your buddies on the weekends at your local L.A.R.P. park. This is a work of art, for wall mount or hanging at your side as part of your Thorin costume only. I love this sword and waited nearly 14 years for my first replica Lord of the rings sword and got this instead. If you like the Hobbit and Thorin is your favorite character then this sword is for you! I will hopefully be buying Anduril soon too!

## Frequently Bought Together

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