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Inspired by the awe-inspiring statues of the Argonath , these bookends capture the grandeur and majesty of the original statues.First, a line from the song “The Road Goes Ever On,” which Bilbo sings various versions of in The Hobbit and in The Lord of the Rings. Or, of course, it could also be Gandalf paying a visit to see his old friend Bilbo for “A Long Expected Party” that Bilbo was throwing for himself (he was turning 111 after all) and his heir Frodo Baggins (who he adopted when he was 99 as Frodo always was the favorite of Bilbo’s cousins, and took him in to live with him. And then, “here at the end of all things,” from Frodo’s loving words to Sam after the destruction of the Ring. Inspired by the awe-inspiring statues of the Argonath™, these bookends capture the grandeur and majesty of the original statues.

She realizes there’s not enough time in the world to consume all of that content, but she’s trying anyway. These bookends are made of metal, with Gandalf and Frodo on one side, and Mount Doom and Barad-dûr on the other.

Obviously, I have a map of Middle-earth hanging on my wall, plus various items of decor, clothing, and jewelry. But, studying the book ends closer, and considering the year this was released, and the fact that Bilbo looks more like Ian Holm’s Bilbo, I would go the latter. The ideal storage tool: you really need a universal bookstop for your home school bookcase, as books are always falling over as items move in and out. Applications: decoration, art collection, appreciation, festivals, birthdays, business, gifts, souvenirs and event celebrations. Cast in the finest resin and expertly hand-painted, these bookends not only securely hold your treasured books but also serve as a true centerpiece for any Lord of the Rings enthusiast's collection.