Wilburton Sword From Ivinghoe Beacon - Neil Burridge's Sword Corner - Ep 04

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[@BronzeAgeSwords]

thanks for the feed back it means a lot to me

[@ModernKnight]

Really interesting and well made. Lots of great detail.

[@BronzeAgeSwords]

Thank you pretty cool channel your self

[@nickj2561]

These videos have been a real treat. It's always nice to see the practical application of craft in recreating pieces of history.

[@BronzeAgeSwords]

so you dont mind me rambling on :-)

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

Could watch this stuff all day. Thank you.

[@KLAYCO47]

Can't get enough of these videos!

[@retohaner5328]

You've really awoken an interest in the bronze age in me, fantastic work!
As a side note, I appreciate the calm, relaxed tone of these videos.

[@BronzeAgeSwords]

i do my best to make it interesting with out the hard sell and the lack of ads means it hits a glass ceiling , if you dont mind me asking how did it come to you ?

[@retohaner5328]

@@BronzeAgeSwords I think I came across your channel via the sidebar, from a Dan Davis History video, or so. I recognised your name from old videos from various channels where they tested your swords.

[@DanDavisHistory]

Wonderful, Neil, thank you.

[@balasaashti3146]

Wilburton sword style is the one I own. Love how it handles.

[@jakob4644]

Another great video!

[@SardinianWarrior]

So nice to see you again!

[@erichusayn]

Very, very cool. Love your work and hope to pick one of your blades up one of these days. Thanks for sharing!

[@johnjackson7525]

Another amazing video Neil, Thanks so much. I will be sharing some of these with the children I work with at a special school, before they get to have a go at doing some bronze casting!

[@johndillinger4565]

If there was an Excalibur....would it have looked like this??

[@tothzoltanhenrik1681]

An other great load of info!

[@zoomzoom3950]

Amazing work and description. Thanks!
I see a khopesh behind you. :)

[@sandwichdelta]

Decided to come check out this channel again on a whim. Glad to see you've made some more videos since the first one years back. It's always a treat to hear someone sharing knowledge in a their area of expertise.
Any plans to do a video on bronze age spears and spearheads?

[@BronzeAgeSwords]

you must have a crystal ball just about to make some

[@ariomannosyemo9090]

Wonderful!

[@Hellwinofficial]

Loving the vids! Keep em coming :)

[@danhill710]

Very well presented Neil.
Perhaps the shortness of the sword was because it was for a young lad.

[@BronzeAgeSwords]

or a young lady

[@dreamingorca]

Great info, quality video and audio recording and lovely swords and scabbards!

[@Dominator046]

Always love your presentations.

[@johndillinger4565]

I'd say they have an art Nuveau feel to them

[@Thorstein31]

I love my Wilburton sword, so tactile to hold

[@KLAYCO47]

Any new videos on the horizon?

[@BronzeAgeSwords]

yes indeed two more in the pipeline in a month Wilburton hoards and spearsheads

[@KLAYCO47]

@@BronzeAgeSwords Looking forward to it.