Topps Trading Card LOTR The FLAMING SIGNAL 102 Lord of the Rings RTK Pippin 2004

  • One Individual/Single Trading Card (collectible)
  • CONDITION: Very Good - Previously Owned.
  • Dimensions measure approximately 2½ by 3 ½ inches (63mm x 88¾mm).
  • From the card set based on Peter Jackson film series on the novel trilogy by J. R. R. Tolkien. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, 2003.
  • Side-A Text:
    • THE LORD OF THE RINGS ™
    • THE RETURN OF THE KING
    • The Flaming Signal
  • Side-B Text:
    • The Flaming Signal
    • Front: Realizing that Denethor (John Noble) is incapable of leading his war-threatened people, Gandalf (Ian McKellen) has Pippin (Billy Boyd) light the Minas Tirith beacon without Denethor's permission. The signal is received by Aragon (Viggo Mortensen), who rallies the forces of Rohan to Minas Tirith's aid. Back: Make-up artists transform human feet into those of a Hobbit. The Hobbit feet were short-lived, and had to be constantly re-applied and re-created throughout the many long months of filming.
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    • © MMIV(2004) New Line Productions, Inc. (...) ™ The Topps Company, Inc.
    • 102
  • Side-A Images: Actor Billy Boyd as Peregrin Took, Warning Beacon of Minas Tirith.
  • Side-B Images: Behind the scenes picture.
  • Unique Pictures of the actual item available in this listing.
  • Comes in a Ultra-Pro® "Penny" Card Sleeve (standard size, clear polypropylene, No PVC, Acid Free, Ultra clear).


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