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By Times Free Press Staff February 5, 2011 1 min read

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Game of Thrones’ official sword vendor moves to Red Bank while sword wholesaler marks 30 years in Sale Creek

A costume of Jon Snow from Game of Thrones and a replica of his sword, Longclaw, are on display at JALIC Blades on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015, in Red Bank, Tenn. The company, whose name is an acronym for Just a Little Internet Company, sells swords, daggers, and sci-fi and fantasy replicas.

Replicas of the swords Longclaw, left, and Ice, from the television show Game of Thrones, are displayed at JALIC Blades on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015, in Red Bank, Tenn. The company, whose name is an acronym for Just a Little Internet Company, sells swords, daggers, and sci-fi and fantasy replicas.

President Chris Beasley puts a mannequin wearing a Darth Vader costume back together at JALIC Blades on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015, in Red Bank, Tenn. The company, whose name is an acronym for Just a Little Internet Company, sells swords, daggers, and sci-fi and fantasy replicas.

President Chris Beasley holds a replica of Ned Stark's sword, Ice, from the television show Game of Thrones, at JALIC Blades on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015, in Red Bank, Tenn. The company, whose name is an acronym for Just a Little Internet Company, sells swords, daggers, and sci-fi and fantasy replicas.

President Chris Beasley holds a replica of the sword Oathkeeper, from the television show Game of Thrones, at JALIC Blades on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015, in Red Bank, Tenn. The company, whose name is an acronym for Just a Little Internet Company, sells swords, daggers, and sci-fi and fantasy replicas.