@@PhilBaumhardtstarted checking out your channel, pretty awesome! My father's side is Scandinavian and I have always been drawn to viking lore and really into metal work. Iwould highly recommended this guy here is a link to his UA-cam video of himmaking a viking inspired blacksmith work area ! His name is Rune malte Bertram Neilson, dude is legit!! Also my anvil is a block of mild steel 12x8x4 that I built a stand for our of pressure treated scraps at the lumber yard for free! Cheers! ua-cam.com/video/kWgESobxudc/v-deo.html
i am shooting to relpicate several items in this book for my channel. all i do is wood work and blacksmith work from the viking age. i have that book and it is really cool.
This toolbox and its contents are on display at the History Museum in Stockholm. Their new exhibition about the Viking Age is definitely worth seeing if you visit Stockholm.
@@PhilBaumhardt sorry but no , I only have books about cast bronze cannons DigitaltMuseum is a common database for Norwegian and Swedish museums and collections. It provides access to more than four million photographs, objects, ... there you got a lot of interesting photos to search thru digitaltmuseum.se is the correct address
Phil Baumhardt if you can specify what exactly you are looking for, I might be able to help. There is a massive amount of literature and databases with finds like these. Mostly unfortunately in Swedish, danish or Norwegian. One place to start can be the history museum in Stockholm. They have a searchable online collections database where most items are listed with images. mis.historiska.se/mis/sok/sok.asp It’s in Swedish but they seem to have a google translate function You can also try the online museum shops of museums specialised in Scandinavian Iron Age. The Gotland Museum might have a few books in English. webshop.gotlandsmuseum.se/en/
This book is awesome. I recently forged a hammer roughly like some of them in the book. Made it as traditionally as I can. It’s a little 7oz wrought iron hammer with Steeled faces imgur.com/gallery/k98ey2E
Black bear forge got me here. John is doing a series regarding this book.
Right now he is replicating the anvils that were in the chest! Cheers!
Sweet, thanks for the heads up! I'll have to check out his channel. Also, thanks for watching!
@@PhilBaumhardtstarted checking out your channel, pretty awesome! My father's side is Scandinavian and I have always been drawn to viking lore and really into metal work. Iwould highly recommended this guy here is a link to his UA-cam video of himmaking a viking inspired blacksmith work area ! His name is Rune malte Bertram Neilson, dude is legit!! Also my anvil is a block of mild steel 12x8x4 that I built a stand for our of pressure treated scraps at the lumber yard for free! Cheers!
ua-cam.com/video/kWgESobxudc/v-deo.html
Awesome, sounds just like my set up. Great job getting out there an getting into blacksmithing!
i am shooting to relpicate several items in this book for my channel. all i do is wood work and blacksmith work from the viking age.
i have that book and it is really cool.
That dude must have been gutted when he lost those tools, would have been worth a fortune back then, thanks for sharing
Wouldn't be cheap now.
…I’m wondering if the original chest had some type of handles, so one man could lift/ carry it…
And, what would the full load weigh…?
Heard about this find and always wanted to know more. Thanks for making this video!!
This toolbox and its contents are on display at the History Museum in Stockholm. Their new exhibition about the Viking Age is definitely worth seeing if you visit Stockholm.
It's definitely a bucklist artifact I want to see.
Great viedo good info on a topic I've been checking into . My dad was a. Old tool nut . I guess I come by it honestly 👍
Excellent insight - thanks
Drawings, but no photos! Because they couldn't afford to get the images printed? Great video. Thanks. What if, eh?
I loved that book great read been trying to go back to historical tool making for my forge
Great video! This video drew me to your channel and now I am a new subscriber.
Thanks D.B.! There are two videos about some Viking artifacts I saw in museums you might find interesting too.
fascinating
Thank you for this video
there is a lot of interesting finds like that here in sweden
Know of any other books like this? I'm always hunting for more source material.
@@PhilBaumhardt sorry but no , I only have books about cast bronze cannons
DigitaltMuseum is a common database for Norwegian and Swedish museums and collections. It provides access to more than four million photographs, objects, ...
there you got a lot of interesting photos to search thru
digitaltmuseum.se is the correct address
@@610324dan Thank you! Much appreciated.
@@PhilBaumhardt just telll me if you need some more help
Phil Baumhardt if you can specify what exactly you are looking for, I might be able to help. There is a massive amount of literature and databases with finds like these. Mostly unfortunately in Swedish, danish or Norwegian. One place to start can be the history museum in Stockholm. They have a searchable online collections database where most items are listed with images.
mis.historiska.se/mis/sok/sok.asp
It’s in Swedish but they seem to have a google translate function
You can also try the online museum shops of museums specialised in Scandinavian Iron Age.
The Gotland Museum might have a few books in English.
webshop.gotlandsmuseum.se/en/
This book is awesome. I recently forged a hammer roughly like some of them in the book. Made it as traditionally as I can. It’s a little 7oz wrought iron hammer with Steeled faces imgur.com/gallery/k98ey2E
I want to know what that picture was of. Lol that bookmark looked like something lewd
Lol it was a photo of two fjord horses butting heads
I was going to comment on how good your explanation of the book was but I just sneezed on my screen.
ROFL sounds like a personal problem
liked and subscribed.viking stuff rules.