I look forward to your videos. I am 79 yrs old, a Viet Nam Era Vet, a Hobby Genealogist and I live in West Virginia and love Nature. I am not able to walk in the woods anymore due to some health issues, and Vermont woods look very similar to West Virginia's woids, except for the elevation. Oh and your music in this video is really relaxing. ✌️🥰 🇺🇸
I started detecting our local small town airfield. It was founded in 1937. I've found many old coins including a 1912 D wheat cent. Yesterday by the old wind sock I detected a great signal and about 8" deep found a 1922 peace dollar. 100 year old coin. You just never know..
My best find in this field was yesterday when I dug up a Vintage Hubley Kiddie-Toy Diecast U.S. Army Fighter Plane. It's in amazing condition! I'm having it powder coated to new condition today.
Very cool ring. That looks like it could be a snuff or "dip" container. Finding the 4 pieces of the watch is incredible. Glad the stem is still there. Good hunting.
Great finds! My heart jumped when you found that signet ring ! The design looks so similar to a gold ring I have of my dad's when he was a child. It's a beautifully scripted monogram with his 3 initial on it, and it's quite small! So I guess little boys got signet rings too. I'm guessing a size 3. Born 1919.
Brad you are the best. This is possibly (to me) your best produced video. OUTSTANDING. The video, the stories, the context, man you are killing it. Such a pleasure to watch.
Thank for for sacrificing yourself to the blackflies for us! I would prefer you keep your net on because every time I see you out in that beautiful area, every one of my bites start itching ! The flies here in Newfoundland this year are ravenous! Wonderful treasures found for your bravery! Love that tiny ring!
I'm new to your channel and like your show very much. That clover looking thing looks like a stamp for wax seals. I'm a archeologists and have seen some that are similar to the one you found. Thank you for educational/informational entertainment.
Hi Brad, congrats on finding the ring, they are always special because they are so personal. The pocket watch parts and the shell were a great find too, amazing that you found them so scattered apart and could put them back together after all this time of them being in the ground. It was cool to see the beautiful red Trillium showing it's face to the sun, don't smell it though lol. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
Old wine bottle cork with very little cork left?....man, I dig "no pun intended" this show......Never know what your gonna get!....outa the ground that is.......KEEP ON ROCKING IT!.....Green Mountain Metal Detecting........
Awesome finds again Brad, I looked up the Sprague button and found that a company in Mass made Sprague khakis in the 1920’s. Possibly from there. Not much more information on them
I really enjoyed this video; you had some very different and very cool finds. Love the ring. I'd be thrilled to find a buffalo nickle, too, Brad. GL&HH.
Some awesome finds dude, well done. Thanks for the video, really enjoyed this one! Have a great weekend. Love and blessings to you and your family! ❤️🙏
Hi, Brad. Enjoyed seeing your array of finds especially the ring, the buffalo cent and the newer 'jeans/overalls' buttons. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽 ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
What a great variety of history Brad! Love that suspender clasp, those are awesome. I never realized those were sleigh bells, I've found a few of them that look exactly the same as yours and thought they were a desk bell top. Interesting! Thanks for another great hunt 👊 👍 ✌️
Brad, I think the brass do-hickey is of several weights included with a set of the old brass scales utilized for weighing many items. Your weight appears to be from a somewhat larger set, probably used in a mercantile shop.
The Larkin Co building is just a few blocks from where we live, my wife worked in it until about a year ago. I also grew up on the former Larkin family estate that is located roughly 20 miles South of Buffalo NY along the shores of Lake Erie. Keep the videos coming, always enjoy seeing what you find.
Brad that one item is a grease cup, I have one. It was used to grease a bearing by turning the top T-handle forcing grease into the bearing. Unfortunately your is missing the bottom threads.
Pocket watches had a removable “key” to wind them until the “keyless works” were invented around the mid 1800’s, then the same post that was used to set the time was used to wind the watch (one function required pulling the stem out a bit).
One of my favorite finds was a small hinged make-up compact with a little lipstick tube and an 1898 Barber Quarter inside of it. I found it waist deep in a lake in northern Vermont. I was hoping yours was going to have some treasure inside it too.
The 4 leaf clover thingy is for makeup. My grandma had one. It was for lipstick and also used for rouge. That's how they rolled back then. Used one for both purposes.
There was an A&W Sprague Manufacturing Company in New England during the late 19th to early 20th century. I think they made fabrics. if I remember correctly; but, perhaps, they also made work clothes?
I look forward to your videos. I am 79 yrs old, a Viet Nam Era Vet, a Hobby Genealogist and I live in West Virginia and love Nature. I am not able to walk in the woods anymore due to some health issues, and Vermont woods look very similar to West Virginia's woids, except for the elevation. Oh and your music in this video is really relaxing. ✌️🥰 🇺🇸
Thank you for serving for our freedom, Karen. ❤️
Thank you very much for looking after us.
I couldn’t remember if I’d watched this video until I read your post. I remembered it because it reminds me of me. Stay safe and well.
Thank you for your service & welcome home ma’am! 🫡 - from a former MMN2 (SW) USN 🤙🏻
I started detecting our local small town airfield. It was founded in 1937. I've found many old coins including a 1912 D wheat cent. Yesterday by the old wind sock I detected a great signal and about 8" deep found a 1922 peace dollar. 100 year old coin. You just never know..
My best find in this field was yesterday when I dug up a Vintage Hubley Kiddie-Toy Diecast U.S. Army Fighter Plane. It's in amazing condition! I'm having it powder coated to new condition today.
Very cool ring. That looks like it could be a snuff or "dip" container. Finding the 4 pieces of the watch is incredible. Glad the stem is still there. Good hunting.
One of the brass circular items Brad did not identify appears to be an escutcheon plate for a doorknob, with holes for two screws or bolts.
Great finds!
My heart jumped when you found that signet ring ! The design looks so similar to a gold ring I have of my dad's when he was a child. It's a beautifully scripted monogram with his 3 initial on it, and it's quite small! So I guess little boys got signet rings too. I'm guessing a size 3. Born 1919.
Always look forward to ending my week with your video.great finds today! Have a good weekend everyone!!
Just a fleeting view but loved the horseshoe with the sapling growing around it 👍
Super cool!
Your videos are so elegantly done. Such a pleasure to watch.
The ring is beautiful no matter what it’s made of! Some really cool finds for sure.
Brad you are the best. This is possibly (to me) your best produced video. OUTSTANDING. The video, the stories, the context, man you are killing it. Such a pleasure to watch.
Thank for for sacrificing yourself to the blackflies for us! I would prefer you keep your net on because every time I see you out in that beautiful area, every one of my bites start itching ! The flies here in Newfoundland this year are ravenous! Wonderful treasures found for your bravery! Love that tiny ring!
I found several overall buttons from the late 1800s and they were labeled red fink bar which was a Detroit company and it's still in business
hey Brad! I love your choice of music.............
Really love today's finds! You can almost imagine the man that carried that watch reminds me of grandpa! That nickel is a wow too!
I really enjoy your videos, great filming/editing, love the woods, the nature and even your voice is very calming, thank you.
Always enjoy watching
Gorgeous ring, the delicate design on it was beautiful.
Yea!!! It’s Friday. Thanks Brad for the trip through time.👍
Whoa, what an amazing hunt Brad! Thanks for sharing!
I really envy you Brad, you are so blessed to be able to detect such beautiful places
Love the views in your videos. The stories you offer with your finds is plausible and interesting. Thank you.
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode . Thank you so much and best wishes
Amazing. Great rescue of old things!
Havent watched in over a year, but now you"ve inspired me to dig out my detector and go out tomorrow. Nice show.Thanks.
I'm new to your channel and like your show very much.
That clover looking thing looks like a stamp for wax seals.
I'm a archeologists and have seen some that are similar to the one you found.
Thank you for educational/informational entertainment.
Great video. That large button could an upholstery button.
Great finds,especially the silver,I love seeing the silver come out.
Hi Brad, congrats on finding the ring, they are always special because they are so personal.
The pocket watch parts and the shell were a great find too, amazing that you found them so
scattered apart and could put them back together after all this time of them being in the ground.
It was cool to see the beautiful red Trillium showing it's face to the sun, don't smell it though lol.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
Wow Brad awesome , a mixture of many treasures . Congratulations very great day you had . Well deserved thanks again for sharing
Great finds again mate, I look forward to seeing your hunts every Friday night! There's more gold nuggets to be found😉
Old wine bottle cork with very little cork left?....man, I dig "no pun intended" this show......Never know what your gonna get!....outa the ground that is.......KEEP ON ROCKING IT!.....Green Mountain Metal Detecting........
I can hear a wood thrush singing throughout this video...one of the nicest sounds of Spring in the woods.
Awesome finds again Brad, I looked up the Sprague button and found that a company in Mass made Sprague khakis in the 1920’s. Possibly from there. Not much more information on them
I loved the horse shoe intertwined with the tree.
Some nice finds on the day Brad!!!! The black flies have been fierce this year. Happy hunting and be well
Your voice sounds so peaceful, just right for wilderness.
I really enjoyed this video; you had some very different and very cool finds. Love the ring. I'd be thrilled to find a buffalo nickle, too, Brad. GL&HH.
Some awesome finds dude, well done. Thanks for the video, really enjoyed this one! Have a great weekend. Love and blessings to you and your family! ❤️🙏
Beautiful ring. Great pocket watch pieces. Nice suspender piece.
I like the ring as well. Cool finds.
Great job Brad!!!
Another amazing day for you. Keep digging up those stories.
I think that Sprague button used to be used on jeans and overalls. It looked so familiar from years ago when I was younger.
Hi, Brad. Enjoyed seeing your array of finds especially the ring, the buffalo cent and the newer 'jeans/overalls' buttons. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽 ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
What a great variety of history Brad! Love that suspender clasp, those are awesome. I never realized those were sleigh bells, I've found a few of them that look exactly the same as yours and thought they were a desk bell top. Interesting! Thanks for another great hunt 👊 👍 ✌️
Awesome finds! Love the ring and the bell.
Awesome area.... Great finds 👍👍👍👍👍👍
The ring is a really cool find! Great finds all around! Enjoy your weekend!👍😘
Always happy to see a new video from you. The watch is an unbelievable find, hope you can reconstruct it a bit. Thanks for sharing your adventures!
Very fun video brother.
Brad, this excursion was EPIC! Love it!💞thank you
once again a very good video To me the small ring was the best of the day, a very personal item..
It becomes more of an obsession instead of a hobby when you start finding cool stuff like this! Cool video! Take care!🤘😎💯
Entry music is amazing today.
Brad another great hunt congratulations
Brad, I think the brass do-hickey is of several weights included with a set of the old brass scales utilized for weighing many items. Your weight appears to be from a somewhat larger set, probably used in a mercantile shop.
Love your videos Brad. I always learn something.
Thanks for another good video Brad , and good luck with further digging......
Hello I from Oxford Massachusetts Happy digging in New England
Great video Brad! Love the history that shows up thru the finds.
Great hunt Brad! That ring almost looks more silver in your cleaned up photo. That dark patina.
Great quality mate can’t wait to see what you can find
Cool finds. Enjoyed video.
Spragues was an overall maker. My grandpa here in western PA had a few pairs.
Thanks again for a great video.
Passion brother👊👍
It would be cool to watch as you clean finds like these up.
Awesome finds!
Amazing finds today that pocket watch with something else and that ring was pretty cool as well
The buffalo nickel looks sweet as!
Ring is my fav! Love the jewelry finds!❤
Great day in the field, some good finds.
great stuff Brad thanks
Enjoy your show
The Larkin Co building is just a few blocks from where we live, my wife worked in it until about a year ago. I also grew up on the former Larkin family estate that is located roughly 20 miles South of Buffalo NY along the shores of Lake Erie. Keep the videos coming, always enjoy seeing what you find.
Brad you are by far the best detecting channel on TH-cam! Keep up the great work mate 🍻👍
I agree with Joe, that container is a snuff can. If you were smell it, you could get the tobacco odor.
Really enjoyed this video! Great job Brad. I also love the music you use
I like the way you explain what your finds are or could be ! Thank you for sharing this kind of information with me !
Alright Brad, I'm very selective about channels I subscribe to. Your intro hooked me. Glad you're not a car salesman.
Brad that one item is a grease cup, I have one. It was used to grease a bearing by turning the top T-handle forcing grease into the bearing. Unfortunately your is missing the bottom threads.
Pocket watches had a removable “key” to wind them until the “keyless works” were invented around the mid 1800’s, then the same post that was used to set the time was used to wind the watch (one function required pulling the stem out a bit).
Diggin' that new opening audio track! Great stuff, as usual!
What a nice old container of valve lapping compound!
Hopefully so. Great Video. Thank-you
I have a Cones Boss button that I found in Mississippi. Great video as usual!
I hope you will show the ring again after cleaning.
Nice finds!
Besides the great videos I've always loved the music it fits so well 👍👍
Amazing video as always Brad!! So many cool stories you have shared and I have enjoyed. Thanks so much!
Awesome finds Brad especially the ring, very cool save!
One of my favorite finds was a small hinged make-up compact with a little lipstick tube and an 1898 Barber Quarter inside of it. I found it waist deep in a lake in northern Vermont. I was hoping yours was going to have some treasure inside it too.
Cool finds, awesome ring and Buffalo nickel, I always enjoy those finds
Good hunting and very nice scenery love the woods great great great
great show -awesome recoveries!
Enjoyed!
The 4 leaf clover thingy is for makeup. My grandma had one. It was for lipstick and also used for rouge. That's how they rolled back then. Used one for both purposes.
My sister still does that! 🤣
There was an A&W Sprague Manufacturing Company in New England during the late 19th to early 20th century. I think they made fabrics. if I remember correctly; but, perhaps, they also made work clothes?
Thank you for your videos; very interesting .
I really enjoy your videos, thanks so much for sharing your wonderful finds!
Fantastically interesting!!!