Amazing Silver Found by Mysterious Hatch Door Hidden in the Woods - Metal Detecting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2018
- I got access to a spot where an old farmhouse once stood. The farmhouse was tore down somewhere in the 1930's-1940's and now the area is all overgrown with thick brush and woods. We found the foundation of the house and started metal detecting around the area. I found some really cool pieces including one of the most beautiful piece of silver I've ever dug up! We also investigated an underground hatch door that was somewhat hidden in the thick brush. We thought it might be some kind of hidden room but things aren't always what you originally had in mind! Kyle had a rope in his trunk so we drew straws to see who'd descend down and explore, sorry Nibbler! lol
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That "tractor" looks like an old WWI tank to me
probably from a lead army set
WW1 Renault tank
@@jeanclaudebourgeois4310 Absolutely a WW1 tank. Probably a kids toy.
jean claude bourgeois I just watched a Ford documentary and he made a 1918 Tankette that has that similar profile
@@joshuathompson6053 US M1917 TANK
To me it looks like a pz.38
The piece you weren’t sure of looks to me to be a tin tank like how little boys played war. That has to be at least 1900 maybe a little earlier or a little after amazing find!! That silver cameo cover you found is absolutely stunning and so beautiful congrats
That moment he figures out he's metal detecting in a septic tank...priceless..18:38🤔
How many of you getting mad every time he rub what he finds with his dirty cloves?
Only idiots and amateurs rub the dirt off. He falls in the category of idiot
I was thinking the same thing!
It's a top to a jewelry box my grandma had one from the 1800s yes they are silver
I laughed out loud when Kyle said 'im think im in a septic tank'
Exactly
some things you shouldn't rub like that! after you clean it up look closely at the damage you did and it will help you remember to not sand the pieces with your thumb and sandy grit :)
So many do this. Id carry a small plastic jar of water or something to swish it in.
5:47 is a design of a Renault FT-17 or FT-20 tank. They're from the 1st world war.
The lead piece you found is not a ship, it's a tank. Lead was used to make toy "army men" tanks, canons, etc. circa 1940.
Thanks. We figured it out later but yes it turned out to be a WWI lead tank. I've dug many lead soldiers over the years but this piece was quite flat as you saw so it really threw me off. Appreciate the help on it
It's a fiat tank 1915. Just for your interest, it was the first type of tank driven by Paton. The French used them till then end of the first World War then they were replaced during the second.
That's exactly what it is.
Pewter
That's a WW1 tank.
Joe Brown that's what I thought
The tracks on WW1 tanks were this style.
I thought tank too!
Thanks Joe. I was able to research it afterwards and that's exactly what it was. I totally thought it was a tractor.
Jason- they have the actual tank on display in Camp San Louis Obispo , CA. along with other tanks from WW1
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the silver cameo piece you found. Amazing what our elder's were able to make.
The piece with the glass is in fact a high voltage glass insulator. They used to be used on power lines, nice find!
viewing port for ferness , the thing that looks like glass insalater , had one on a 1930s oil ferness
@@johnfolger8871do you mean furnace? Or is that, like, a brand of car or something?
That glass piece appears to be a fill level gauge for an old fuel oil tank
Yup. That’s an old septic tank. Called a “dry well" and were no more than a stone-lined or cement block-lined pit. This pit serviced to collect both the solids..like a septic tank...and allow the wastewater to flow into the ground (thru spaces between the rocks or blocks). Since this was an old farm house tore down in the 30’s...my guess is...an outhouse once set there. Farms back then didn’t have running water and electricity so not sure what’s up with the pipes. Unless the landowners were mistaken about the yrs the house was occupied. Plus, way back then, if a farmer wanted running water they had to pay for the piping from the main line (which would have been in the city) to their home. And pay for electricity to be run from the nearest pole or station.
You guys are great, love watching you get excited with your finds. Keep up the good work.👏👌👍
Wow that silver cameo was incredible!!!!
That is probably the first time someone detected a septic tank. Almost felt Geraldo Riveira-ish 😉
Looking for petrified droppings, no luck though! Lol.
Digging Canuck it's NOT a septic tank !! It's a storm drain !!
It's a septic drain
It's an old cistern.
Digging Canuck I got
You found a WWI tank commemorative medal there!
I love the tank! And the car lens! Great finds!
That silver trinket box top with the cameo on it was just amazing!!!
The little tractor thing looks alot like an early tank. The sterling lid may be the top to a face cream jar. Awesome piece brother.
Thanks. Turns out that was an early WWI tank and not a tractor. Totally fooled me in the field
bluesdigger 66 that was NOT a face cream jar it's a small jewelery case !!
It's a lid off of an old Jewelry box
Thanks dude for saying the dog tag was old I was born in 1960 I'm 58 why you got to be that way I'm still young
Haha. I didn't say it was old. Just slightly older than me. 58 is still as fresh as a spring Daisy!
Terry Morrison Being born in the 40’s I laughed when he said the dog tag was old. Seems like yesterday to me. Lol
What a fun adventure in the woods. I know y'all usually hunt old houses and fields, but woods is a blast too.
I've found one of those holes in the middle of the woods when I was 14. That's awesome!
Thank you for not only a great show but I needed the laugh...'out house?" Hahahaha
Searching for a coin some child ate.... You guys are great!
Awesome finds!! Love the silver jewelry box lid!!! I think that is one of my favorite finds I’ve ever seen & with a cameo on it...beautiful!! Your tractor/tank thingy looks similar to a flat led cannon toy I found in the past. Cool find! Thanks for sharing! HH! ~ Gypsy
Thanks Gypsy. That silver cameo almost made my heart stop. I had to edit the clip a little because I screaming for Kyle like a little girl! lol
Quarter Hoarder Lol 😂 I would of been screaming & maybe cartwheels too! Lol
Zero Discrimination I see you
Yes, that tractor thing is a ww1 tank. Great finds, QH!
Incredible cameo piece-just beautiful! Cool little bottle too! Have just found my first 3 complete vintage bottles on a 1922 farmhouse property I am currently on!Yes, I was going to let you know that was a WWI tank, but somebody beat me to it! A super cool find!!!Have yet to get a mason jar porcelain intact yet-good find!
Back in the day the household trash would be taken a couple hundred feet from the house, and buried in a trench that was back-filled every time a new section was dug. check around for their garbage dump site and you should be able to find many many old bottles. Best site i ever found had 15 patent medicine bottles all together, from the depression era. My best guess was it had a high alcohol content and someone needed a snootful. Have fun digging those old bottles.
Mentioned on another channel. An archeologist friend told me one of her best assets was a janitor at her university. She would bring items back from a site survey- required before highway projects and other construction work.
Had obscure things laid out in her lab. He walks by and starts identifying things. She was a little sad when he retired
You need a spray bottle and a brush. You need to quit rubbing stuff with your gritty thumb. That is a terrible habit. Dude it's like 36 grit sand paper!!!!!! Just quit doing it.
Thanks, noted.
Michael Lipousky
Yep...
The first valuable coin you scratch up, you’re going to cry yourself to sleep...!
It’s one of the Underground Railroad entrances...lol.
I agree with Michael! Slow down take a breath. You are not using the right tools for artifacts. Do some extensive research. I started collecting in the late 1950's and still do. Bottles, gold dredging & panning. Raw gemstones, rock hound That's me. Still have a broach with platinum & cameo, found in Nevada ghost town back outhouse dump, 100 years old then, also in the 50's. You are going to learn by your mistakes! !!! Don't make the same ones I did. I am 67 and still scour the mountains. Luck would have it you are presently on private land. Make sure you have all permits when on any land. States I have hunted....Nevada, Idaho, California, Oregon Arizona. ... I could go on. I am currently in Idaho. Yes it is fun, rewarding and you will soon have an extensive collection. I do. At your age you can both learn more than ever. New technologies are amazing! !! Be careful, enjoy and God Bless 📷📷📹📹🐱🐱
I have a cringe while hes doing that...
Did u know that old cameos were hand carved? That was a beautiful piece💜✌
I didn’t know that!
And he just scratched the crap out of it. SMH Quarter Hoarder . . . Dude, you've got great potential, but you are very destructive with your gloves and your digger.
that pretty thing with the cameo is the lid to an old jewery box beautiful!
Beautiful cameo. Awesome scrollwork.
I think the hole in the ground was an old outhouse did you find any turds?
WARNING. Envy level 9/10. Amazing cameo!! You missed the title of the century. "Metal detecting inside old septic tank, found ancient poop"
It's funny to think you're going down into a storm cellar and then realizing it's just a giant toilet! Lol. Too bad he didn't find any petrified droppings!
I found a Latrine deposit doing that once...
hahaha...good comment! Made me belly laugh!
9?vor
Put a magnet to the silver piece, if it doesn't stick, you have a chance of it being silver. Also look for the number 925 or Stirling written somewhere on it somewhere small. I enjoy the video.
Keep digging, fun to watch!
Good grief! Just the title gets the old heart thumping!
Haha, thanks Ben!
That cameo box lid was AWESOME!! You guys crack me up! “I think I’m in a septic tank”. Mind your earholes bud!
C'mon, you never detected in a septic tank before? There could be 'treasure' in there. lol
Always take a soft paint brush to clean the items you find.
Omg that silver cameo thing is gorgeous!! Awesome find!! And the seashell thing is a snail shell, not a seashell!! Lol
The piece right after the sparkplug is a needle and seat to a lawnmower carberater.
You "grate" is an old reflector.. I have one with the glass
Nice finds, love that jewelry box lid!! I think the first glass thing you found was an insulator, and I don't think that would have been a septic tank, probably more likely a cistern!
I'm starting to lean towards a cistern now too. Once I researched them it kinda has that look about it. Thanks for he help on it!
That cameo is beautiful... I enjoy your video!
Awesome finds , I love finding relics myself
That “Tractor” looked like a tank to me.
Everything that comes up screams old fire house..
Panzer
Amazing silver cameo jewlery piece scratched with gritty gloved hands right outta the ground! Sandblast that baby when u get it home!
Nice find!
I am cracking up. Your comment “ Now Kyle’s wife specifically told him not to go in the hole” and here he is all suited up ...
Definitely worth the price of admission to see this. Good one guys! Go Team!
It's a high voltage insulator I think.
Yep your right I've found them before near the railroad tracks. Most likely a HV line insulator.
Old telephones used high voltage for the ringer probably a telephone insulator(early)
The "tractor" you found is actually of an early tank
that second item you found is a Military Tank & it's Awesome !! as an ex Royal Australian Armoured Corps , Trooper 3112645 we have seen those and others from time to time , that older members have collected during their lifetime !! Have fun & keep Detecting !!
Looks like WW1
Could that be a cistern for gathering water? On second thought, with the cement blocks open and allowing water to trickle through, it’s probably a septic tank. Thanks for taking us along.
Awesome vid!
Thanks Taco!
It’s you!
Take a spray bottle of water so you can wash stuff.
Every time I see a metal detecting video there's THAT THUMB.
When the river divers do it to a pair of expensive sunglasses I cringe.
Love watching stuff like this
Beautiful cameo lid!❤️
I know this sounds silly but some of those hot wheels are worth a lot there is a guy one you tube that restores them if the bottoms not plastic it pretty old might be worth checking out
I've found a few over the years with red lines around the wheels. I was told that those had some value but I'm not sure exactly.
By the looks of it to me looked like an 80's something Camaro which if it was could be 80s or 90' possibly 2000's
Steven Minch do you watch BaremetalHW?
Bring some water along, wash the finds and show them to us.
This is the best idea yet!
Love the cameo lid. Great find.
Great finds!
Never like to be the Smart Ass...but you thought the horseshoe was an original? Do you find a lot of replicas? Maybe I should just sit here quietly. Lol
Haha. By original I meant I think it actually came off a horse and not made specifically for the horseshoe tossing game. My choice of words were confusing. Lol.
@BASSN SANE now, now🤭
Stop rubing those artifacts with your dirty glove!
Get a bucket wit liltle water and spraybootle!
spray bootle?
thanks again jason for the stickers and the autograph.you are my favorite youtube detectorist to watch and cant wait till you come back to arkansas so we can try and find some goodies
You’re more than welcome and I’ll definitely let you know when I’m coming back down. Looking forward to it!
@@QuarterHoarder it be nice to get to hunt with one of my favorite detectorists and out hunt him lmbo just kidding..in all honesty thought just looking forward to hunting and making new friends
The shotgun shell is probably a .410, but it doesn't really look like a shell at the base.
French WW1 lead tank! 😝
yup ww1 tank not tractor. spark plug is 40-50s small shot shell is a 4-10 good for bird, squirrel. nice to see the nibbler of the nickel lol. great hint stay safe
Thanks Rob. The tank totally fooled me.
I had a 410 when I was 14. You had to be a damn good shot to hit a bird on the wing. You could hit them in a tree or on a wire but that was something we were taught not to do. But we had fun trying to hit birds on the wing. Used up lots of shells.
John Rapp pheasant grouse quale 4-10 is nice 20 gauge isn't too bad but if your cleanin and eatin the bird 4-10 doesn't blow the bird apart.
The .410 shell has it primer backing out of the shell, usually has 9/16 oz of lead pellets usually #6,7,8's in size (higher the number the smaller the BB's). it's a 3 1/2" long shell, The still make them, great little shotgun, the 410 gauge is different in this shell, it's actually .41" in diameter, not a true "gauge" number, just the way they were named, guns are funny..
Just found your channel and it's great. Going to be a Quarter Hoarder marathon for me.
WWI tank replica of that tractor piece. The future General Patton saw the value of these future 'Tanks' and spearheaded their popularity during WWI and in subsequent years, and this very design you see with that piece they found. As noted on History on the Net... "Patton personally oversaw the logistics of the tanks in their first combat use by American forces (WWI). He valued these machines, ordering that no U.S. be surrendered. He led the tanks from the front during the march to the Battle of Saint-Miheil, and walked in front of the German-held village of Essey in order to inspire his men". Nice historical find.
It’s a cistern dudes
I love the way you like to scratch up your finds with those gritty mitts of yours. Some hunters use squirt bottles or wait till they get home to clean the goods, but what do they know.
They know a lot more than this guy
Dirty mitts 😂😂😂
Snide...
It's a COAL BIN for an indoor furnace. I used to have one in a house I lived in.
"Instrument Reed" may actually be from a jewelry box. And the cameo lid could have come from same thing.
Hey Kyle, I have an old friend who spent many an hour inside cistern's and he is a multimillionaire because of what you are doing now. Y'all run across any old bottles? Big money there.
Ya right
🤫sssshhhhh your friend sells drugs he just tells dumb people he got his millions digging up trash.
When he said theres a pipe in here i knew he was in dried shizz . The way blocks were stacked w was a giveaway
Great vids. Great talking. Love your work. 🌞👍👍👍👍🌞🌞🌞🌞
When you used your foot to clear the area I bet you're glad it wasn't a bear trap that set off the detector.
YES... Sir. Kyle's in a septic tank!💩
And you guys are walking around in a garbage dump LMFAO Thanks I needed that🤣
that thing you call tractor is a tank
That's a lid to a little box. My great grandmother had one. Wow
So many places to search through!
You're in a water cistern
Hah I found a homeless person once detecting in woodland, I thought it was just a bit of plastic till his head popped out! Great hunt guys I think your brave going down into those holes!!
Ha, I've stumbled across 2-3 homeless in the woods myself. Never has a problem but it does scare you a little when your way back in the woods. Thanks for stopping by!
I'm also from Woodland, CA
I am glad you are cleaning up the earth around you.
powder box lid and more than likely puter or stailess...but silver would be awesome? will you have it tested then to find out?
O.K., I'm not watching anymore.
Might as well clean all found stuff with 60 grit sandpaper.
Definitely a ww1 tank
The round grate from Libby Cataphote was probably a protective cover over a light, especially for an area close to machinery/flying debris. The glass/squarish piece I thought that it was an insulator related to knob and tube electrical or old phone lines or cattle electric fence. Others said it was a canning jar lid. I wondered if the heavy engraved toy was of a World War 1 tank.
Nice piece then you take your muddy glove and scratch it up !!!!! try gentle rinsing first.......otherwise pretty cool spot
Dude, you destroy everything you find. Why not just take a belt sander to the artifacts.
No Shit....Got a belt sander? lol....
@@tatviator I was 6 years old when I learned NOT to GRIND ANY artifacts with sand and loam................
It's a brass tank thanks for sharing the adventure 💪😁👍
Omg I'm dying over here! The comment about finding the home hahaha!
Please, please, please, stop rubbing your finds with gloves on!!!! You’re driving me nuts!!!!
Great finds though!!
Thanks for your uploads!!!
Watching him do that is like finger nails on a blackboard. Crazy...
Holy Cow...you are SO careless when you start cramming your shovels into the areas....I am surprised you don't damage more items than you do. Everything should be treated with care and respect....it's kind of hard watching you sometimes! LOL...you may want to spend some time visiting antique shops to better familiarize yourself with things from the past. Some of the comments you make are pretty embarrassing. I DO enjoy some of the areas and old houses/land that you hunt.
Great hunt, the silver piece is awesome
Septic tanks were used as early as the 1800's, but they were usually metal lined.
Wow, your videos sure have come a long way since then. That cameo lid was pretty awesome! Whatever happened to the nibbler?
I'm in search of my first metal detector. What type of metal detectors are you guys using? Anyone recommend a certain one for a first-time metal detector to buy?
Look at this AMAZING find!! Let's scratch the hell out of it more than what it already is!! WOW!!
Beautiful silver piece👍