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HARRY POTTER - Wand - Death Eater Skull
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HARRY POTTER - Wand - Death Eater Skull

SKU BEMS : 150514
EAN: 0812370014125
SKU SUPPLIER : NN8221 / 812370014125
Intrastat code : 3926-4000
Weight: 0,29 kg
Packing : 30
Language : Multilingual (details)

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HARRY POTTER - Wand - Death Eater Skull

HARRY POTTER - Wand - Death Eater Skull
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Recommended retail price inc: 35.99€
SKU BEMS : 150514
EAN: 0812370014125
SKU SUPPLIER : NN8221 / 812370014125
Intrastat code : 3926-4000
Weight: 0,29 kg
Packing : 30
Language : Multilingual (details)
Description
HARRY POTTER - SKULL DEATH EATER WAND
This official resin replica faithfully reproduces the Death Eaters’ wand ( Skull model), as it appears in the feature film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Manufactured by The Noble Collection, this high-end display piece is precision-moulded to recreate the bone-shaped reliefs, dark hues and details of the original prop used in the production. The wand comes in its ‘Characters’ edition collector’s case, suitable for storage or display on a shelf.

Technical specifications

  • Manufacturer: Noble Collection.
  • Product type: Collectible replica / Wand.
  • Licence: Harry Potter.
  • Material: Polyresin (premium resin).
  • Size: Approx. 35 cm
  • Supplier reference: NN8221.
  • Barcode (EAN): 0812370014125.

Origin and background of the character

The Death Eaters, loyal followers of Lord Voldemort, are dark wizards (mostly pure-bloods) recognisable by their long hooded cloaks and the Dark Mark they leave in their wake. While many of them joined out of deep conviction, others did so out of sheer cowardice or fear, such as Peter Pettigrew. They are responsible for particularly notorious crimes within the wizarding community, such as the murder of Gideon and Fabian Prewett or the torture inflicted on Frank and Alice Longbottom. Following the First Wizarding War, several arrested supporters claimed to have acted under the influence of the Imperius Curse, whilst others, such as Igor Karkaroff, managed to reduce their prison sentences by denouncing their former comrades-in-arms.

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