April 23, 2024
UC2926 Gandalf The Grey Staff United Cutlery! IN STOCK NOW!
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We strive to provide a quality product at a fair price and OUTSTANDING CUSTOMER SERVICE throughout your purchasing experience! UC2926 - GANDALF THE GREY STAFF FROM "The Hobbit - An Unexpected Journey" Made by United Cutlery - Brand New and in Box! Comes with CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY! DETAILED DESCRIPTION One of the most powerful Wizards in all of Middle-earth, Gandalf the Grey joins the quest to reclaim the Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor and the great treasure that lies within its stone halls from a fire breathing dragon, Smaug the Terrible. Gandalf’s staff appears to be a natural piece of wood, but the crown of the shaft holds something supernatural. Within the crown, the wood has grown around a hollow, white lattice-shaped bulb. The lattice is vaguely Elven in design, and holds a great power. At Gandalf’s command, he can cause the crown to illuminate and light his way at night, or to spark a blue flame to ignite fire. The staff is also imbued with a great strength, allowing Gandalf to shatter stone with one strike. This authentically detailed replica is a reproduction casting of the actual filming prop built by the production Art Department in New Zealand and used in the motion picture, THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY. United Cutlery, industry leader in fine movie reproductions, has meticulously recreated the prop using only
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