Gondor Tree wall bracket for all your Lord of the Rings swords
The White Tree of Gondor comes directly from a Nimloth fruit that Isildur managed to save from destruction. It stands in the Cour de la Fontaine in Minas Tirith. The White Tree motif is also featured on the Gondor flag.
In 2872 of the Third Age, the White Tree of Gondor died without a seedling being found to replant it. It thus remains in the courtyard in front of the Tower of Ecthelion. However, in May 3019, after the end of the War of the Ring, Aragorn found a sapling descending from the White Tree on the slopes of Mount Mindolluin. ( interview
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This wall plaque is ideal for a superb display of your swords from the famous Lord of the Rings trilogy.
With the Gondor Tree Wall Mount, you can enhance your collection by displaying the swords of your choice on the wall. For example, the
Anduril sword with scabbardand the
strider scabbard sword which are both delivered without the wall plate. It's worth noting that manufacturers very rarely include a presentation plate when there's a sheath.