The Sword Of Boromir

Bold, strong, and loyal to his people, Boromir was a captain of Gondor and one of the most valiant members of the Fellowship of the Ring. His single-handed sword was as commanding as its wielder—broad, powerful, and designed for a warrior of unmatched strength. On screen, Boromir carried it into battle against the Orcs and Uruk-hai of Saruman, fighting with unwavering courage until his final stand protecting Merry and Pippin. His sword remains a lasting symbol of his valor and sacrifice.

A Blade Forged for Strength

Boromir’s sword was designed with a wide, flattened diamond-shaped blade and a broad fuller that ran most of its length, keeping the weapon light while retaining deadly strength near the tip. Its crescent-shaped guard, twisted from square-edged steel, echoed Gondor’s martial tradition and tied it to his father Denethor’s lineage. Wide-gripped and balanced with a steel pommel, the sword’s form matched Boromir himself: unyielding, powerful, and noble in design.

Collector’s Reproduction

This officially licensed replica, crafted by United Cutlery, measures 39 3/16" overall with a 30 3/16" false-edged 420 stainless steel blade. The hilt includes a wide grip, solid steel pommel, and guard faithfully modeled from the original film prop. Each sword comes with a wooden wall display plaque and a certificate of authenticity, making it a centerpiece for any Lord of the Rings collection. More than a weapon, Boromir’s sword honors the strength and sacrifice of Gondor’s most valiant son.