April 12, 2024
BLADE 2 -Marvel Comics- SHREDDER Glaive PROP REPLICA
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Marvel Comics BLADE 2 Shredder GLAIVE Prop Replica from 2005. Produced by FACTORY X The Shredder Glaive is a limited edition piece....ONLY 3,000 OF EACH WERE BE BORN!! The Factory X Blade Collection has grown with the birth of this demented stepchild of the original Bloodbath Glaive. Constructed of 420 stainless steel and utilizing the same locking mechanism as the original, this Glaive was specifically designed for the sequel Blade 2. The Shredder Glaive comes with a decorative display plaque to be hung on your wall along with the other Glaives from your collection. For your convenience included is a metal stand so the plaque can be converted into a tabletop display. Officially licensed reproduction of the prop used in the Blockbuster VAMPIRE film featuring Wesley Snipes (The Daywalker). It has never been handled and comes to you in perfect condition. It is a must for your collection in its original box. Check out my other auctions for more rare statues, busts, Marvel items, and collectibles!______________________ _______________________________I like to ship USPS Priority Mail. Insurance is optional. Buyer will pay actual shipping and handling cost. I prefer PayPal but Money Orders are ok. Please don't use Ebay Checkout. I will contact winning bidder within 24 hours of auctions close. Any questions feel free to contact. All items
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