The cutting edge of this Sting Sword is standard size at 22". It is unblemished and shows up in a container, furnished with a confounded relaxed cowhide and metal packaging. The front line of the sting blade of master of the rings is made of Damascus Steel. This is the best multiplication accessible.
An Elvish cutting edge made in Gondolin in the First Age. Sting was named and used as a cutting edge by Bilbo, who found it in a savage group alongside the sharp edges of Glamdring and Orcrist. Despite the way that it was only a sharp edge by the standard of Men or Elves, it made a supportive short blade for a hobbit. Bilbo named the edge after combating goliath dreadful little animals in Mirkwood. The actual bugs suggested it as his "sting." The weapon shines blue inside seeing Orcs; this was an ordinary property of First Age Elven sharp edges, particularly those fabricated in Gondolin. It was subsequently used by Frodo in the Lord of the Rings set of three.
Damascus Steel Lord of the Rings Swords, including Sting, the sword of Frodo:
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Regular Box, Gift Wrap +5$, Sharped +5$, Sharped and Gift Wrap +10$ |
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