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| Asking Price: |
$125.00 per item (Fixed) US Dollars |
| Quantity For Sale: |
4 items. (New condition) |
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None. |
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$19.95 for first item and $14.95 each add'l.
Seller will ship to the continental U.S. (excluding Alaska and Hawaii). Estimated delivery within a week. |
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PayPal. |
| Item Location: |
Los Angeles, CA [United States]  |
| Refund Policy: |
Ask seller for details. |
| Date Posted: |
Tue 05-Aug-2008 |
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| The seller is currently not accepting offers on this classified ad, but may at a later date. |
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Conan the barbarian movie Atlantean Sword new |
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The seller is currently not accepting offers on this classified ad, but may at a later date. |
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CONAN THE BARBARIAN DESTROYER
ATLANTEAN REPLICA SWORD
The two most prominent swords in the movie Conan the Barbarian (CTB) were the "Father's Sword", which was the sword made by Conan's father in the beginning of the film, and the "Atlantean Sword" sword, which Conan found in a cave and used throughout the movie.
This Atlantean replica sword is overall length of ~ 40.5 inches. The actual handle is leather wrapped and is 7 inches long; the handle extends ~ 6.5 inches up along the blade above the guard, which is a very unusual design for a sword. The idea was to make a sword so that someone could reach forward and hold the blade above the guard, but a real sword that was meant for fighting would have just had a longer handle. In any case, the design gives a unique and very interesting look. This sword also has runic hieroglyphs carved along its blade; blade made with 440 steel. Blade guard is 7" wide. Weight is 8lbs. The sword comes with the plaque.
The sword is Made in China. We only ship to the continental US, no shipping to AK, HI or out of the US. SHipping is $29.95 flat with insurance using UPS ground. |
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