What History Is Hidden Below A Royal Castle? (Lets Find Out) 

What a terrific day out , Windsor Castle, the Thames , Simon and Nicola , and some top drawer finds . Thank you for having us along on such a special day . BIG LOVE , God Bless , good health to the whole Peaky Dippers crew , You are the best there is , Stuart in Canada..

Never saw a screw picket before! Nice find! Never too old to learn something new! Thanks

Been watching Nicola's videos for a few years or more, and now have found you as a result. Good stuff gifting the large key to Nicola. ;/)

Gday my Peaky friends i love the history you bring back. Your efing brilliant. ✌️ ❤

I am here from Nicola's channel and subscribed. Your videos are interesting and so light hearted -

Thanks for another great video guys

Great finds

I found out about you from watching Nicola White, and I love your videos. I'm originally from the Newcastle region, but I live in the U.S. now. I love seeing people from my beloved country doing some history hunting, as well as clearing the rubbish from the waterways. Well done to all of you, you're all legends.

And Sci Finds🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 brilliant brilliant stuff yep yep yep 👌

Brilliantly stuff💥💥💥 soooooo cool to have Nicola larking with y’all 👌👌 great really great👍👍 cheers from Mississippi 🇬🇧🇺🇸

Magnificent find that old key!

Nice find Glenn that boat plaque!

Brilliant Peaky's by Royal Appointment 😂

Thanks so much Eric

Awesome finds congratulations have a great nite

Fantastic finds as usual Peakys and with my favourite mudlarks aswell 🙂 xx

Nice video! So good to see Si and Nicola White with you, a great group of people! My favorite this week was Marie's key, someday I hope to have a key half as nice! Keep up the awesome work, take care! Cathy from Florida

Love you finding boat plaques!

Awesome as always guys! Great finds! I found myself an antler knife last year. Really cool 🤘🏻🧲

Amazing find's, Great video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I'm so excited!! I can't wait!!!!

I lived in Windsor for five years so I knew exactly where you were. Great to see everyone together. Cracking finds.

What a fun time to be had with you Peaky Dippers!! Very nice that Simon and Nicola were able to be there too 😊😊😊😊. Thank you - looking forward to the next adventures. ❤from Texas, Rose

What a beautiful video! Everyone is having fun pulling out all kinds of mysterious items from the Thames. It's fantastic to see Simon and Nicola with the Peaky family❤

Another amazing video, I love watching y’all pull all of that history out of the water and seeing the houses and buildings in the area everyone is fishing from, thank you for sharing with us my long distance family, much ❤️

The wrought iron hook is a, Bag Hook , used wherever sacks are lifted then moved, they were and are still used in Mills, and possibly whilst loading boats…. I have originals at home…..do a search for Bag Hooks both .

Fantastic peakys

It's nice to see all the Peaky folks out at the Thames River finding some nice finds , Another boat license tag for your collection I always enjoy your videos , Because it's always exciting to see what you guys find ,, Thanks ,, See ya next time 😍

16:26- I have seen my farrier friend bend an old file like that to use on sealing a crack on a horses hoof. Cautery? Not sure. This was over 50 years ago. Thanks for the video on Windsor Castle. I had an ancestor on my mothers side Knighted by William the Conqueror. It is possible he trod the same area you folks are in on the video. 35:40- Not getting a good look at it, but it might be a push on clip for the end of an axel for a doll pram or garden equipment. It might have a couple of small prongs on the inside. If so, that's what it is. I like the display that you made, and the rowel from a very old spur is quite interesting. IIRC there are books out on identifying them. Great find on the lamp part.

I think the strips of red and white metal pieces you were picking out used to hang off rope round areas that work men were working on usually on the roads then they went to plastic, great work guys the river was running fast

Fantastic finds Peaky dippers and each one of them is a gem I think because they all stir the imagination and they’re all thought provoking. The webbing buckle circa World War Two for example my dad was a Grenadier guard and stationed at Windsor WW2 for his training before going off to Anzio, could my dad have dropped it very doubtful but he was there around the time it was lost. ❤

The bit of light is amazing and what luck it still had its label. We all now know a bit of history that most likely none of us had heard of. Well done !

Fantastic magnet fishing, all my favorite treasure hunters in one group love you all.😊❤

Nicola and Si Finds sent me over! Great work for the charity guys and gals!

Awesome finds! I have to say that Marie's key is the most intriguing. Congrats, Marie! Though that oil lamp and plaque are pretty amazing. 😯

Hi Marie; Glen, Alison and everyone ❤❤❤❤

Good day all

The needle is the right size for a sail maker.

Love all the finds! I came from Nicolas channel. You all are so delightful to watch. I had to subscribe your happiness is incredible!

Hi Guys, great video. Found you via Nicola's channel & have subbed. Keep up the great finds, Cheers, John.

Great fun! I was referred by Nicola. Great group!

Hi guys and gals I've been watching Nicola and Simon for some time now I always enjoy their videos now I've subscribed to your channel ...I love seeing the historic items found in the Thames and other parts of your history rich country......good luck on your next outing....Karl from eastern Canada

I was watching Nichola White and Si-Finds fish with you. So I subscribed! And I am now bing watching the past videos. I am taking cancer treatments and since I will never get to visit Britain, I will watch all the history videos I can find. Yours is the best so far! So thank you for allowing me to forget my fight and enjoy some history fun!

Hi Marie and the gang, I've just come over from Nicola Whites to subscribe to you guys, looks like you have a great time out there , no doubt I'll be spending the next week or two binge watching your videos 😂, looking forward to it

Found you from Nicola White’s video… so fun!

Great video as always some lovely stuff there what a place to magnet fish 😊

Real nice finds I enjoy watching you all and your bits of history. Keep up the magnet fishing. Keep safe and well. From shirley from new bern,north carolina u.s.a.❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😊🎉

That mold was a size 6 medieval muffin stamp. Looked like a great day out!

Whoops, spelling mistake, I meant Lucky it wasn't t height of t tourist season.😊

Absolutely amazing amazing show as always 👍🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Came over from Nicola Whites link... Dont ya just love finding stuff? Warm hello from Vancouver island BC Canada

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Brilliant video peakys I was totally riveted what a history lesson the finds were superb 👌

I love those mudlarkers. You found a lot of cool stuff.

Hi Kristy and Paul

That was so funny Marie with the tiny fish 😂❤❤

Hello guys

ALL UK MAGNET FISHERS SHOULD CREATE A MUSEUM TO STORE & EXHIBIT ALL YOUR HISTORICAL ITEMS

Not calipers--- adjustable spanner

Hello, I'm new to your channel.I love your videos.Learned about you from Nicola white Mudlark.😊

Great video guys though I nearly choked on my coffee as Mrs Peaky explained the WW1 pigtails. (16:10 on the video) It's Annals of history (Pronounced Ann-all's) and not as Mrs Peaky said Anals which is something completely different. As Corporal Jones would say "They don't like it up'em" 🤣🤣

Ha I look at Nicola's vids every so often.

Love those mud larks great videos

great trip out guys

Hi Steve and Alison

I've never seen this kind of video & don't know why it was recommended to me, but it was Really interesting! I was very amazed how well the stuff cleaned up! I thought the heavy thing needing a second magnet, was an alternator from a car. & I've no idea what the rectangle 1924 tag is? I think that this hobby is something that I could really enjoy, not in the cold though & it looked kinda cold that day. I think that I might stick around a while & Good Luck on future finds! From Ohio, USA

I lived in Henry V111 Old Hunting Lodge Stables (Grooms Quarters above the horses) at the Englefield Green/Fox and Hounds Pub Gate into the Great Park, as a Polo Groom in 1982. The Hunting Lodge had a tunnel from the Stable Yard to the kitchens for the Staff to get to meals without being seen by the 'elite'...there were Wine Cellars and reputedly a tunnel from the Castle a mile away to the Lodge. We did find a bricked up arch in the right place to run to the Castle by the Great Mile... Place was bloody haunted..not just the Lodge and Stables but the whole area. I got walked through by a ghost Monk one night...we often heard shod horses and carriage noises coming down the lane to the Stables but never saw the actual Horses and Carriages, even when they sounded like they were right below our window looking into the yard. We would see strange horses in with the Polo Ponies on checks etc...when you got a headcollar and lead, and went back to remove the stranger there would only be the one meant to be there! Loads more happened in that place. They knocked it for a housing estate l think. Had a Jekyll garden and allsorts.... We even heard music one night and went out to the front paddock (previously the big lawn front of Lodge) and could see flickering lights in the Ballroom....we ran back and locked ourselves in the flat we all shared above the Stables...all of us 4 lads 5 lasses in one room...pile of scared puppies we were 😂😂😂😶

Lovely finds peaky famalam ❤

Fun episode

Love the history

Looks more like an old docker's hook, used for bales and boxes and crates. Surprised you were allowed to fly drone over Windsor Castle, could have been shot down by guards.

Go to Windsor Castle and try it in some of the gates 😅

Those are two beautiful blondes !

10:18 min. Nicola White , I know her too 😁

Hi Nickola

My favorite one is where he found the bust of the queen

I saw the movie Peaky Blinders but did not investigate the meaning of the title . Seeing Peaky Dippers I now had to find an explanation . "Peaky," at the time, just referred to a popular style of flat cap that came to a small peak atop the head. And "blinder" was, a common Birmingham slang for someone well-dressed and dapper. From accross the Pond . All of your group were Blinders well-dressed and dapper for the ocassion

Have you thought about doing the lock mate

Rose off a big watering can .

Is that Amy Weinhouse in opening song?

Wow, how much paperwork and hoops did you guys have to jump through, to fly over and film Windsor Castle!? Lucky it wasn't t height of y tourist season, gets V busy there!😊🤔📚

The needle wasn't used in saddle making as its a sail making needle

11:02 min. that could be a shoe buckle! !

Do you make any money on the scrap metal or is that against the law?

What is the song and the singer ?

Have you ever been to West Sussex???

What's a "Civil War" Bridge? (When the horseshoe was found.) I mean I know what the Civil War was in the U.S., but not Britain, and why does it relate to the horseshoe?

Do you need a permit?

Are you allowed to feed the swans 🦢?

Glen just asking about the new tat, I take it kev from 2 gun's did it, he's done most of mine he's cock on , great channel, you've come a long way since Brake's mate👍

Our magnet fisher people haul out more guns to arm an army lol ridiculous

Polaroid camera film

Watching this makes you feel like a kipper tie...☕