RARE Token of Long Lost Love - BEST FIND of the Year so far?
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- More tiny treasures from the river foreshore and one of our best finds of the year!
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Best TH-cam channel in the world!!
Wonderful and wonder-filled finds + entertaining and informative videos! Simply the best!
I'm probably not the only one that is very much looking forward to your Etsy shop reopening. Thank you ladies!
It sure looks like it was meant to hold a ribbon.
Thats what i thought as well a choker maybe with a little heart in the middle. Airhugs of positive loving energy to you and every one else
It looks like the top of some army medals i have as well.
Maybe holding a watch . I seen vintage watches, usually with an upside down dial, that could be warn like a brooch. I think nurses used to wear them a lot. Just a guess though.
Great finds ☺
I love the glass pumpkin 🎃
Such a beautiful day ladies! Thank you for taking me along! Have a safe happy week! Enjoy family! Keep creating! Blessings 🇨🇦🩷🩷🦋🙏🕊️🌹🌸🥰
Marvelous episode! Thank you all for making and sharing this.
Great video girls alway good fun with lots of fab finds x
Thanks guys! ❤
Outstanding video thanks for sharing with us. ❤
The lady hand with dog would make a great pendant!!
Hello Gail, hello Alex glass bottle stoppers are some of my favorite of your finds.
The slate/shale double heart brooch is wonderful.
Two sweethearts,lost in time🥲
Lovely Lark Ladies!”❤”
I remember having a tiddlywinks game made of colorful plastic when I was a child back in the mid 1950’s.
I think the little metal part at the beginning of the video is used to hold a sampler. A long piece of ribbon like embroidery that is hanging on the wall. Some are small, and others are a bit wide.
My mom has several of them, and they all hang with that type of metal. Most of them are made from silver or silver plated.
That's very interesting, thankyou for sharing 💐🙂
You ladies have the most viewed hands on U tube.
the scroll things, a bookmark ! two metal piece with ribbon holding them together.
I played Tiddily Winks as a child. They were plastic of course in the '60's. About 55-60 years ago for this old lady. I was trying to teach my grandpeeps the game a couple of months ago. I think they need another year or two under their belts to grasp the concept a bit better though. Your videos are still a favorite of mine❣
We played tiddly winks, too, as kids!
Oh hey! Tiddlywinks! I played that as a kid, but ours were plastic. Those are far superior!
The triangular metal piece with the hole in is probably a nut from the back of a drawer handle. They were often made from random shapes rather than a modern hexagon or square.
Look up dress medals from WWI, I think it's for suspending the medal from the ribbon.
I am definitely hoping to purchase a pipe bowl! 😊😊
It looks like its the part of a military/ceremonial medal that holds the ribbon and that usually has a thin ring that holds the medal.
You have to shoot the winks into the little cup
It reminds me part of a military award that had also ribbon
The metal thing looks like the end bit of a choker necklace 🙂
Your fossilized wood reminds me of a cedar tree
Wow, I remember playing tiddlywinks!
Awesome sauce 👌 😎
I would love to buy a bunch of codd marbles. Is that possible? I so love those and the glass stoppers.
Could the fang be a piece of a sliver moon thats broke, might have glowed in certain light....just a thought, the shape of your pin brought that to mind
Perhaps the UV "fang" is a tusk??
Is the bone thing a guitar pick.
yes the metal piece is from a war medal near the begining of the video
The fang looks like an Ellies tusk
1:20 It looks like it would hold a war ribbon and medal 🏅 possibly?
That's not a fang it is supposed to be either an elephant tusk or a rhino horn. I have a copy of the elephant, but I haven't ever found one of the rhinos at the various yard and estate sales I have visited
Do you do memory boxes that nursing & residential home can loan as they are always asking for the different to help with there memories
(1) Part of a medal? (2) Part of a lace bobbin? (3) Model elephants tusk? Really enjoyed today's lark. Thank you.
they are the part of a medal that holds the ribbon part
I believe that first thing you found holds a ribbon for a war medal
It holds a ribbon & pocket watch
It's the tooth, the whole tooth ,and nothing but the tooth.
"The MARY brooch...we don't know what it's made of...but you may because you will have seen the ending, but we haven't washed it yet..." Just look at all the ellipses use in your ending remarks! It's easier for me to "hear" ellipses in conversations than other punctuation: comma's, semi-colons, etc. Former English teacher here, bet you can't tell!!! I enjoy your videos whatever print items or buttons or brooches you find.
The item that you have found 2 of may be off a nurse's watch fob. The wore them on their upper chest.
Ribbon holder.
Medal holder with ribbon?
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They are medal clasps
You probably have 100s of pipes without stems by now. Yet you can’t resist them can you?
Holds medals, bone looks like man made guitar pick. Looked like a tinker toy stick.
Tiddler winks.. interesting
I think it is a medal ribbon bar, and quite an old one.
Nice found... thanks for sharing this video.. greeting from Indonesian traditional gold prospecting 🇮🇩🌼🌺👍
had a thought about that 1st find. On American military uniforms, marksman badges were hung from them by tiny rings
Hi, i think the glass fragments are from 1900 moon glass brooch they were very popular , thank you for the beautiful video.🌙.
My lovely Larks.. You took my though Covid here in Maine and I am eternally grateful!! I love ❤️ the intro so much.. The things you have found!!?? Amazing!! ❤❤😊😊😮😮
Your channel has everything. You two do an amazing job with the music, the visuals and the commentary! Thank you for making it so interesting and relaxing as well!
I played tiddlywinks with my daughters when they were little. I found a modern version at a dollar store with a variety of old school games. We always had some much fun laughing at wayward disks flying all around and a good amount of competition 😊 lovely memories ❤ we really enjoyed playing old fashioned games I was gifted the game board my great grandfather made. It is a card table sized “trouble “ or “aggravation “ game (that’s the modern name) they called it “Wahoo” because when you won you yelled “Wahoo!” I love playing games ❤
my first thought at that bone disk was tiddlywinks too..the way that one side was shaped seemed to imply it..
Thanks for a wonderful treasure hunt, as always, love the MARY broach and the beautiful buttons. My grandmother had a Tiddledy Wink game in the basement along with stacks of board games going back to the 40's or 50's. I do not remember what kind of material they were made from, but I don't think it was bone.
1:11 looks like a note "keeper" paper roller...or ""frame" to a embroidery to hang up...
I think your glass fang or tooth is meant to be a crescent moon from the remainder of the wire - so not quite so macabre as you suggested! Thanks Alex and Gail for taking us on your treasure hunts.🌙
That's what I was thinking as well, and the loop at the top of the pin holds the other end of the moon 🌙🌙🌙 🙂🙂🙂
I think the fang is actually an elephant tusk.
first item maybe game related? like a chip. ow we call it in Holland, "vlooienspel". how fun
The Asian "back stamp" is called a Chop.
Lovely finds Ladies, the sweetheart brooch is amazing but it was the rose and anchor button that gave me goosebumps!. I have painted that design in various forms many times over the years in memory of my late parents. Mothers name was Rose and Father was in the Navy so the rose and anchor became their symbols for me. Fab video 😃💗 x
Hi Gail and Alex, I love your videos and I really enjoy watching your adventures and your amazing finds. I love how you get excited and treasure these interesting little things that most people would step over and not notice their beauty. Thank you for taking me along with you. I don’t get out very much at all anymore because of mobility issues. I used to love walking on the beach and I have a few pieces of sea glass. I love your sea glass finds, they are so beautiful and I have to admit I would love to go with you and find a few more coloured pieces for my little collection. Anyway have a wonderful day and here’s to uncovering many more treasures. Take care my friends and have fun. Much love to you both and heaps of hugs from Australia.
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Yes I thought it could be for holding the ribbon of a medal 🏅
Could it be a disc for titalee winks game
Using pipes to grow teeny tiny succulents would be cute
I just love the music you play in the background. It's just lovely. I even liked the drunken sailor song, I got a "wee" laugh.
Loved the Ladybird!
That’s a ribbon or medal holder (like a candidate or convention delegate would wear) and sometimes had a small chain wing pin tack to enhance the ribbon. My grandma had them in the 1920s for various groups she belonged to.
You guys found my brooch. Lol.Great finds you two.❤
I'm pretty sure it belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots, and is worth an absolute fortune.
Perhaps your "ribbon holder" held a nurse's watch which would have been clipped to their uniform on their chest?
We also call that flower you're speaking of "Queen Anne's Lace" here in the US, too.
Yeah your first find does look like it holds a ribbon that a medal hangs from
The round bone thing is quite common actually.... it's a thingamajig 🤓
Is it a pick for a stringed instrument?! The bevel made me think of that.
The "fang/claw" pendant looks like it was meant to represent the moon, possible reason made of uranium glass to glow in the dark like the crescent moon in the night sky. Wonderful historic finds ladies.
I was thinking the same thing!
I left a comment on your old video where you found the pin with the piece you are saying is a tooth, and mentioned it seems it should actually be a crescent moon cracked in half, as I have one from a box of family items. If you took the piece you found in this video and slipped it into the other end of the pin you found, where there is a matching metal wrap to hold it, even though they aren't from the same pin, you should see it would come together to hold the 2 ends to create a crescent moon. At least, that is what it looked to be from when you found the initial pin.
My Grandson hears the Intro and knows I’m watching you.. He’s 13 and love’s History!!
I will always be astounded by how you see those tiny seed beads! I adore your videos!
Definetly a tiddlywinks master.
Beautiful tiny treasure you both found. I love the hearts pin says Mary that was awesome! Great day for you both ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
I had a Donald Duck Tiddlywinks bought for me in the late 60's. It was by Sands games I think, and had different coloured plastic Tiddlywinks and a little metal cup. The only thing 'Donald Duck' about it, was there was a picture of him on top of the box! This was in Australia, probably a birthday or Christmas pressie.
Is the bone disc possibly an old pick for a stringed instrument? Possibly a samisen, guitar, sitar, mandolin, or a type of lap harp like a zither?
When will you be opening your shop again?
What an amazing, hand-made find! That is so special.
Gale and Alex, your videos are so precious , I always enjoy them , they are very relaxing to watch . Love all the gems you find , have a great week .🧡💛💚💥
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Military dress ribbon clip
I use those ribbon hangers in my historical reenactment, I make fantasy versions of the ribbons that would have hung on them for steampunks/goths!
The bar must be part of a medal, and the bone disc, maybe a bone folder? For putting in a crisp fold in paper? Oh, a tiddlywink! Lol! I was a bit off.
The token is beautiful and must have taken a lot of time to make for their loved one. Lovely other bits and I too love stopple boppers as Alex would say. Stay safe you two.
Perhaps it’s an elephant tusk off of a figurine
I would love to have a pipe bowl. When are you opening your shop?
A think I saw a tiny metal arrow or clock hand not sure. Your larking is always fun and informative. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you both for another fascinating video! I've been watching as I've been using a drop spindle to make knitting yarn, so we've all kind of taken a little trip back in time haven't we?
Alex, I think that 1st find might be a clip for medals oe name tag. not sure
Wonderful vid as usual Ladies!!! ❤ Always enjoy! 👍👍👍👍👍
I remember 'Tiddleywinks'. Somewhat chaotic and often pointless, as players seldom got the counter/wink(?) in the dish. Could the hearts be pewter? Thank you for uploading.
Another lovely afternoon with you two. Thank you ❤😊🌈
The "fang" looks like a tusk from an Indonesian elephant. Small, porcelain figurine. Elaborately adorned. Imho.