Longclaw King in the North Edition

Just received my king in the north Damascus longclaw and it’s more than words can describe </br>The craftsmanship is immaculate. The guys at Valyrian steel have pulled off a miracle </br>The weight of the sword is perfect as is the balance ,the detail in the pommel is so realistic </br>I definately recommend to everybody wether you’re a game of thrones fan like myself or a sword enthusiast this is worth every dollar and and more valuable than gold and dragonglass.</br>The plaque with the two wolves looks like jon snows breastplate on his armour the color of it is such a great selection just looks so good with the sword </br>The pattern in the blade shows  the beauty of Damascus steel layer upon layer of steel folded on itself   It is priceless </br>I personally delt with Chris from valyriansteel I’d like to commend him for being such a professional and a true gentleman I live in Australia and he provided me with all the information that I needed to pre order and fulfill a dream of mine .</br>

Preordered this awhile back so surprised at such a high number and quality on handle is definitely lacking for the price. Last item I will be buying from you guys.

Very beautiful sword. I love almost everything about it. The mouth of the wolf on the pommel is a bit funny looking. The top right of the mouth has some extra plastic. Image for reference: https://imgur.com/a/nRAzROJ. Other than that its great!

Just received my Longclaw and it is everything I expected and more. The blade is finely made and the Damascus pattern is exquisite. Very sturdy feel and the pommel is amazingly strong and made perfect in image. First order from Valyrian Steel and likely not the last and I’ll tell you what I’m in love with this sword.

A beautiful work of art. I have a Stainless Steel version of Longclaw with the Night's Watch plaque, and got the King in the North Edition. The difference between the two is more than just the metal. Then leather on the hilt is a much better and thicker quality, and noticeable that it was put on there to be more steady. The Pummel is the same, completely amazing design and the work on it is great, the weathering done on it makes every detail stand out. Now the blade, it's breath taking. I did a little bit of research and have seen that it previous Longclaw Damascus steel versions the edges were polish and mush as possible and leaving the fuller unpolished making it seem like the prop used in the show. Mine however came with the entire blade left unpolished, at first I was slightly disappointed but the more I looked at it and had it right next to the stainless steel version I began to appreciate it and was glad that it was left unpolished. In comparison to the Stainless steel version this one seems sharper and the fuller ends into the ridge more fluidly. </br></br>The plaque is simple but stands out from all of the others plaques that come with the other swords that Valyrian Steel sells. </br></br>It totaled it is a amazing sword and worth having in a collection.

More than the sum of parts. Almost mystical.

As I removed the brown shipper box, I was immediately greeted by the tale of Jon Snow, which stretched down the back of the box. The box itself is gorgeous, the matte texture adding presence to the product.</br></br>The plaque is stunning, especially the decorative direwolves. The pale grey has a blueish tinge in person, and the studs that hold Longclaw in place are quite lovely.</br></br>The sword itself is perfect. The lacquer in the pommel shines, and the damascus blade is exquisite.</br></br>Do not hesitate to purchase this sword, it looks positively radiant in my collection!

I received Longclaw KITNE very next day of being delivered worldwide and it is awesome. The sword looks very nice and lighter than the stainless steel version and the pattern on the sword looks very nice. The only problem I have was on the box there was a weird cut triangle shape on top of the box but it would be only me having this problem. Overall I really love the sword and it is cool to hang up in my collection room with my other swords.

will you quit making more of the same sword. in doing so you're just devaluating my previous purchases. whats the point of spending $700 on a "limited edition" of 500 pieces when your just going to make 1500 new ones a year or 2 later, and put a different plack behind it? </br></br>owner of Damascus: LongClaw #425, Ice #432, Oathkeeper #55</br></br>respectfully, your not looking out for the collectors when you do this...