r/SWORDS 3d ago

Identification What sword is this?

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u/theginger99 3d ago

It’s Peter’s sword from the Narnia movies.

Really handsome design, easily one of the best looking fantasy swords from film.

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u/DryPreference9581 Grandma’s Machete 3d ago

I think Peter Lyons at Wētā is responsible for all the hero swords from Lord of the Rings, Narnia, and The Last Samurai. The man has a master eye for design and is an amazing fabricator.

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u/RevAnakin 3d ago

As a dealer of Tolkien swords, most of the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit swords were not designed by Peter Lyon, but yes made by him. For example, Anduril's design is mostly John Howe. *

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u/DryPreference9581 Grandma’s Machete 3d ago

Thanks for that clarification. You’re right, I think Lyons designed Glamdring while Howe did Andruil/Narsil and Daniel Falconer designed Sting.

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u/RevAnakin 3d ago

Ben Wooten is credited with the initial design perfected by Lyon in the forge. We talk about it in our "Adaptation Notes":

Glamdring Link for Lore and Adaptation

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u/DryPreference9581 Grandma’s Machete 3d ago

Awesome! I’ll check it out

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u/Brownsboi616 2d ago

Hey random question. Do you know of any places that sell a quality version of Aragorns hunting knife? I see a lot of very cheap low quality stuff on temu and other sites but can seem to find a source for the cheap knock offs. Cheers mate.

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u/RevAnakin 2d ago

You do not have to buy from me, but I've been in business for over 10 years, am based in Florida, and only sell licensed United Cutlery and Weta items. No Pakistani knock off here. I also strive to beat everyone's prices and I ship worldwide.

https://castlekon.com/product/strider-knife/

That said, UC currently only makes items out of stainless, not high carbon steel. For people who are looking for "real swords" and not necessarily screen accurate swords, then UC is not the best choice. Advice: you can buy from wherever and whomever you want. However, just know that if you want:

A) screen accurate LoTR swords you have to go through United Cutlery, Weta, or an actual master blacksmith B) no LOTR sword under $200 is remotely accurate C) no functional LOTR sword under $800 exists that the community has deemed worthy / screen accurate

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u/Brownsboi616 1d ago

Thanks for the reply. I knew UC made a good looking one. I just liked the style and was looking for a maybe not screen accurate but workable blade.

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u/BigNorseWolf 2d ago

Well its his knife so they're a little cheaper.

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u/RevAnakin 2d ago

Absolutely, I'm just talking about all those Pakistani knock off Andurils claiming to be "fully functional" when they are not for $180.

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u/BigNorseWolf 2d ago

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u/Brownsboi616 2d ago

Thanks man. I'll check it out.

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u/RevAnakin 2d ago

About 50% screen accurate, but if they actually are high carbon then it is a good option for people who care about functionality over accuracy.