NO WAY! Historic Artifact Found Magnet Fishing Was Invented In 1868!!!
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- NO WAY! Historic Artifact Found Magnet Fishing Was Invented In 1868!!! Today I went magnet fishing and it was just another normal day until I found this historic artifact that was invented over 150 years ago in 1868!
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I think you need to have a running count of how many bikes you have found! 🚲 And your town needs to put up some no dumping bikes into the water signs! 🚳 But then you'll probably find those signs in the water!
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I love your channel! 💛Keep on creating!
Tyler thank you for making me feel like I was raised with dinosaurs. They were still using typewriters in the 90s . Omgoodness you mad3 me laugh so hard with my historic self. Lol have a great one Tyler
I’m there with you. I got my first electric typewriter for high school graduation. Until then, I’d been using my Grandad’s old Royal machine that looks similar to the one he captured. I still have it! It’s probably from WW2 time as my Grandad bought most of his office furniture from military surplus.
BTW, I’m a digital graphic designer who uses top of the line computer equipment now.
Me: "What do you mean 'old'? They were still using typewriters in the 90's!"
Also me: "That was nearly 30 years ago. I guess I AM old. 😩"
@@amyb.6503 -dish. Oldish.
I guess that makes you feel real anxious but then again I took typewriter typing class in 1997
My wife and I purchased her parents house and we invited everyone to come over and take the crap load of tools but nobody did so my wife and I went through our oversized garage floor to ceiling tools and what not. Well we found very collectable things including an old typewriter in a box and a portable sewing machine on a wooden table and a wooden hood that covered it. Tools pioneers used to run barb wires for fence. Plus so much more!!!!
I'm amazed with the things you find in the water! I can understand how bikes and scooters end up in the river. Angry or pissed off friends or siblings throwing it into the water, but who throws a typewriter in the river? A writer with writers block? I love how happy you are. Thanks for sharing and spreading your joy!❤️
The things I find never fail to amaze me! Thank you so much for watching ❤️ 😊
Based on novels if you ever wrote a blackmail or any illegal written document with a typewriter, you'd better get rid of it because its letters are well identifiable
Hi Tyler man you brighten my day your laugh is infectious I can’t help but laugh to myself you must really enjoy yourself keep it up buddy
Just an another video with great content, that typewriter, when you said you’d never actually physically saw 1, I laughed out loud, thanks for posting, good stuff!
Hello 👋 dear, how are you doing?
Me too, then memories started flooding to types papers in HS and College. 😫
Never having seen a typewriter in person, you have officially made me feel very very old! But I still love your videos!!
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Yeah I feel the same way lol
I am 43 years old and my parents had a typewriter in the 80’s
More magnificent magnet fishing adventures with the Fisher. You found some cool stuff. Thanks
19:40 the little splat noise when it hit the water lol
What a variety of treasures you pulled out. Sometimes I really wonder what the back story is to some items. Like the typewriter for sure lol. Thanks for another great video.
the one you picked up on that last pull with the u shaped bracket well the 1st item you took off the magnet is called a rolock off a rowing boat its what you put your oar in to row lol
Fisher, you and Alex sure found fun memories. I like hearing you reason out the puzzle. Stay safe. Until Your next video.
You grab my attention so well I don't watch magnet fishing often but your so interesting and fun
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You are so fun to watch. The things you find are so cool. Thank you for doing your thing 😊 please stay safe .
That's quite a variety of objects today!
23:07 Rowing ore support handle for small boat Ores. Great video by the way 😊.
They are called Orr locks
Way to go Tyler! At 23:05 that looks like an “oar lock” or oar holder from a wooden rowboat. The typewriter is definitely old but I wouldn’t say antique because it looks like the type I learned on in high school. And I am so proud of you for pronouncing “crawfish” 🦞 correctly! Now it’s time to come to Louisiana for a Cajun Crawfish Boil! 🦞🍺🎶🪗🎻
If you're old enough to remember typewriters in school, it's antique. Sorry to break it to ya, gramps! 🤣
@@UhOphelia I knew that…just didn’t want to admit it. 😆
I can't tell what year that one is from but I too remember using type writers in school.
@@Datrebor it was definitely a Manuel one and not electric. I took typing in the early seventies…there were electric typewriters but not in our school yet. And in college I used a manual one.
@@mare32160 I learned off a manual one too.
"what is going on todaaaaaay guys"
Love that intro 👌
You found all kinds of cool stuff today, great spot .. makes me itch to get out and throw my new magnet. 😀
Some really cool stuff Fisher I really enjoy your videos. Keep magnet fishing. Can't wait till the next one lol
When I owned a boat we used to go to the dollar store and buy a set of steak knives to cut fish because you always drop them over board.
Your voice is so warming it is warms my mind on lousy weather day here.
The long panel with holes in it is a small segment of temporary aircraft landing strip-possibly military
You're the only person who can make watching magnet fishing watchable
Found some interesting stuff today. I got another good laugh from your excitement.
That typewriter was amazing. Had to be made before the 1960s.
Hamilton Corp is a leading producer of unattended payment solutions for the car wash, parking, and laundry industries.
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I used to do all their photography work back in the day out of Toledo Ohio....you are correct
Nice find, people buy the buttons off the type writers for crafting and jewelry making.
You sure do have faith in the knot that you tied! 😳
Spring, nice weather, and magnet fishing has finally come around again...who doesn't enjoy that combination every year !!! Great day for finding the odd and unusual. You hit the treasure jackpot today. If your down on your luck at one spot you can always come back to this honey hole. Every MF (magnet fisher) just in case you thought I meant something else...needs to have one to fall back on !!! awesome possum 👍😎
Always enjoy your videos. Your videos make me so happy 😊. Thank you 😊
Knife finds: reminds me of an old Winnie the Pooh cartoon episode, where the group is watching a late night slasher film, or "slusher" as Tigger calls it.
Tigger: Hey, what kind of slusher is this? He's holding a butter knife!
Piglet: Oh, the poor butter!
The Hamilton manufacturing thing is from an unattended car wash, parking, laundry or amusement machine
Another great video buddy. The water is properly stirred up today. So look forward to your energy on your videos 👍
Hamilton makes coin op stuff for car washes, parking lots, laundry, etc
As usual I enjoyed todays video. Sweetie I really enjoy the longer videos. I love how excited you get over each item you find. Thanks for sharing.
Good Job as always! 💕👵
❤️ thank you for watching! 😊
From Fisher to kickflipper in one find of the old magnet! 😂😂
Hey my bike spike guy. You found some great things today from butter knives to a bike. Well done 👏. To top it off you were dry, no rain or storm. Last few videos have been amazing thanks for taking us with you. Be safe and happy 😊 my friend ❌💯💕💯❌
Thank you for watching! 🙏 ❤️
I had a 1985 Olds Firenza new, with sparkly blue paint. It was a beautiful car, but it had major problems & I eventually had to trade it for a 1987 Nissan Stanza, which was a great car. Never had any problems with it either. The Firenza had wire wheel covers, like the one you pulled out of the river & it was a pain to clean. I told myself that I would never get another car with wire wheel covers & so far I have not.
Wisconsin Kathy here. I am so excited for another episode. Great things you found.
❤️ thank you for watching Kathy 🙏 😊
I propose you take the 360’s to the file waters. By far one of my favorites as it is for a lot of viewers.
Lol u r awesome dude I do enjoy u r videos so much they really make me laugh when I really don’t have anything to even smile about thank u
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What an awesome vid. I bet you could get a lot of stuff from there. The diversity of it all is what makes it fun. You just never know. Thanks for another great video.
Thank you for watching 😊
Coiñ. Couñter. May. Be. 🐴
Hey we share the same last name I'm Douglas Cox in Oklahoma
@@toasted4112 my married name, his family all from Ohio
Great video and cool finds! Y'all be safe and keep on fishing!
Hiya,from🇬🇧😍 I do so look forward to your vids,your so energising, and entertaining 😀
hamilton makes coin chutes. great hunt buddy
the one bar you found is to a car jack, the curved end is for taking off hub caps the other end is put one the jack and you turn to lift the car and let it down.
I found my first machete bro I'm so excited it was still in the case/pouch
Bet that Oldsmobile hubcap would be worth some nice cash, cleaned up and offered to an owner with the right vintage car. Not exactly common these days. That 10 speed could be worth quite a bit with a little cleaning too. Most of the crud looked to be on the levers and sprockets, but the frame and rest looked solid.
I love how you make me smile all the time love the names you give the things lol 😆😉 the old something something lol 😂 love it 😂 anyway you could give me a shout out in your next video Jackie pauley please 🥺 💕 thanks 👍😊
Hey Fisher,, super fun time with you today!!! I wish I could throw my magnet like you do!!! Great video😁😁Thanks for going and doing and showing us a great time😊
Thank you for watching! ❤️ 😊
You are so funny, fun to watch. Love from Canada. 🍁🇨🇦🐘
Hey! It wasn't THAT long ago we used typewriters.
That was funny, like it was some prehistoric creature from the depths of the past.
Btw, beard is getting impressive.
Love ya bunches!
I’m 27 and I’ve never seen one besides in the movies and in pictures! 😳 thank you for watching ❤️
@@TheFisher hahaha... love ya, you're so sweet!
Keep exploring, we love it!
Both brake levers were on the bike you caught so the lever you got was not from that bike 13:07 lug wrench for a car At the 20:05 it probably goes with the piece you caught earlier the washer drier part 23:12 Oarlock
I’m always waiting for your next adventure, your positive energy and great fun. Love your channel!
23:09 A Rowlock (pronounced rolluck) From the side of a boat, where the oar sits.
Oar lock is what we know them as. 🤷♀️
Of the last 3 items, the first one was an oar lock from a row boat.
What a great day you had! Really enjoyed watching. Stay safe & see ya next time👋
Nice haul out there can't wait to see what else you pull out of there. Great video see you next one
someone who restores typewriters might want the buttons off that.
"I've never seen one in person" Lmao 🤣
In my freshman year of high school, maybe about a decade ago, there was one kid that had a really nice typewriter that he would occasionally bring with him to school. When I was younger I remember my grandpa had a typewriter that I would play with and type up random little stories. I'm sure you could find some nice ones in thrift stores and pawn shops.
Awesome finds today. That typewriter is from the 70's. Have a great day my friend ❤😊
Wow you found some amazing finds today that type writer was awesome. Been a while since you found a bike
Hello Cash😍hope you plan on bringing lil Cash, with you this summer!! I would be so happy to see how he has grown🙂don’t worry I’m an old grandma, just love watching you and Lil Cash fishing!!
I just got him a little magnet! 😉 ❤️
@@TheFisher yeah👏👏😍
@12 ish mins its a dock grip. Lay down on the boardwalk down to the marina so people walking up and down can grip
Only a few minutes in, and: that bike you caught has both brake handles on it… you caught a different bike than the handle you caught earlier! And yes, I comment as I watch, so it’s fun when what I say would be nice actually happens minutes later! Like that dead fish you caught…
Awesome video. Some very cool finds. Enjoy all your videos.
Plastic clock on a lanyard makes me think Halloween costume, the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland 😉
I have a homemade magnet on rope 😆...not must water here to invest into a expensive magnet yet 😅 but you find interesting stuff.
Great video Dude, enjoyed it that much watched it twice.
Thank you! 🙏
NICE HUNT HAPPY BLESSED EASTER WEEKEND TO YOU AND YOUR'S !TH🤗? HOPEFULLY ALL IS WELL THEY GOD SPEED KEEP FROSTY AND WITCH YOUR 6!? 🙋🏼♂️✝️Ⓜ️
13:16 Folding jack-handle, maybe? The six-sided piece could be for loosening the lugnuts, as well as for turning the threaded shaft of the scissor-jack.
You always make it so much fun 😊
It's what I call a cattle crossing grate, I think. Love your vids.
Thank you for watching! 😊
A lot of great finds! Lots of history resurfaced. All thanks to you. Great stuff!
That long thing,unfolds 1\4 of the way up the shaft ,to unvale a screw jack handel.that works as a lug wrench.and hubcap remover.
Once an a while my heart dropped for a second, thinking you forgot to tie it even though i knew you had. It looked like the end of th rope lol
The thing that came up with U shaped thing is an oar lock
That is not just a typewriter… that’s an OLD typewriter… still had one in use in my house until 2005. That one you found has round buttons, so could be from WWI to the 1960s I would guess, maybe 1920 to 1935 from looking at the inner assembly being a semi-circle, but I am no expert. I just have not seen a newer one than the 30s to have the letter and number arms in that semi-circle is all, but have seen them a lot in Prohibition Era films or movies depicting the time, so… I’ll wager 80-100 years old, that model. Unless it’s a vintage remake. Again, I’m no expert… I’d take it to a local museum to make sure, and clean it up. It’s an antique, period.
U. Got
Manual portable typewriter, likely underwood or royal. That style originally made late 40s and still made into the 80$.
@@jerrynix8395 thank you! I knew it looked familiar, but was guessing at the date, ultimately!
The last items you pulled up, the hook I think is off of a rowboat that the oar sit in, interesting scrap
I think the last thing was part of a diecast tool set thank you for sharing have a great day 😉💙
my favorite magnet fisher, i am 88 and you are my favorite enjoyment. love you.
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23:05 I'd say that Tyler's definitely not a country boy if he doesn't even recognize an oar-lock to a rowboat :P
Your last catch that looks like a "U" with the end that looks like a short handle, that's an oar lock for a rowboat.
Dude your killing it! Almost 500k subs
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That hubcap is from a 1960s Oldsmobile Toronado front-wheel-drive hubcap probably 1967 or 68
Nice clean up for this time hahaha
People bring fish and other things with them and they bring a knife and they cut the fish for fishing they use it as a bait somehow it slips it goes away there goes the knife
Old wooden skateboard but had newer wheels, the 1st one I had, had metal wheels
The thing you brought up before your friend brought up the flat piece of metal was part of a jack that lays on the tire when it was in the trunk
You make my day every time you upload
See the shoot for a coke to slip out? The thing looking like a half circle with a leg is actually an oar lock! Great finds!
The mangle roller you found is from year 1843,here a article I found Drying clothes
A hand-cranked mangle appeared on top after 1843 when John E. Turnbull of Saint John, New Brunswick patented a "Clothes Washer With Wringer Rolls". The first geared wringer mangle in the UK is thought to date to about 1850, when one was invented by Robert Tasker of Lancashire.
It’s definitely a piece of history,I love the videos
that last piece of U-Shaped with downside piece of metal was a Rowing Oar holder for a small boat. You put the single spoke into the gunnel wall. then you take your boat oars. Pop them into the U-shaped. Because the oar lock isn't fixed to the boat, as in bolted down. It spins freely in the pin hole and your the rower can reach back and forth to pull your boat along.
You got your self a free bike lol
A very good Wednesday afternoon to you all in the USA from Wellington Somerset in the UK
Have a great day! Thank you for watching 😊
have you though about getting a second caribeener to attach to poles, pipes and trees for when you go magnet fishing, it'll give you maybe a couple extra feet for the magnet to travel.
The bike still had both brake leavers and the chain so there must be another down there. You may find it a piece at a time. You won't find dry blood at the bottom of river. I still use a typewriter it's easier than a computer and you don't loose everything if the power goes out.