Rodney, yeah, I have many memories from that era too. Sometimes mom would leave a little note in the neck of the bottle for the milkman to leave some butter, eggs, or if we had been nice, a half gallon of chocolate milk or some OJ. There was also the bread truck that came around with all kinds of pastries. Yes, those were the good ole days,
The Delaware license plate is from 1942-46, white on black porcelain enameled steel. That was the first series that had renewal tabs attached, which is what those slots in the plate are for.
Appears to me that it could of been a wagon turning over or wrecking into the river rather then being disposed of there. Pots, pans, bottles, pistol, wagon ...... Definitely inclined to believe its less likely a dumping ground as it is the site of a wagon crash
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Can you imagine the story behind that gun?? Maybe it was used by someone who comitted an unsolved murder and threw it in that dump 80 years ago... Mindblowing.
Beau, Great finds on the bottles, guns, horse shoe and stirrup and the kettle and skillet. I'm just in awe of everything that you find. I went back to what I thought would be a sweet spot (where I found the Gerber knife) but all I found was 3 different beer bottle caps, some rusty hooks, a metal spring and some fishing weights and a dog leash. I love the weights for when I go fishing. I plan on using the dog leash for connecting to me and my detector. May work may not. I've been wanting to go further into the water but I am coming across what I believe in your one video you called quicksand. I sink and I almost lost my water shoes. Then on land I fell into a big mud pit that is usually dry but it must have rained alot lately. I fell on my hands and knees and it was up to my elbows. And again I almost lost my water shoes. I had to lift up with my toes first and walk backwards just to get out. Was kind of scary. When it is dry it's not but like a little divot and I can drive my jeep through it. I'm glad I didn't try to drive my jeep through the water fill divot as I am sure that my jeep would have gotten stuck. I almost forgot I like the old hand drill (at least that is what I've always called them) can be fun to use, but takes a lot longer to accomplish your goal. I also have one that works as you push it down and then it goes back up and you push is down again and it drills a hole. It only holds tiny drill bits though.
***** I am going to have to say that it looks to be from the early 40's. Possibly after WWII. I also did some research and it seems that no one actually has this plate number registered. What is the plate made out if? Is it metal? Porcelain?
there is a channel on TH-cam called Proto-Ordinance he takes firearms like the kind you found there and specializes in returning them to operational condition
Vegetable Compound! Reminds me of 'Medicinal Compound' from the song 'Lilly The Pink' by The Scaffold. It's a good sing-a-long song, I think you would appreciate it Beau! Peace out.
The pistola is a Harrington Richardson, I believe. And the Lydia Pinkham is pretty neat, I found one in Danvers Mass, while mudLarking the tidal rivers,, about 17yrs ago, its on a shelf in my kitchen right now!
Hey bro..it is *waste ...not picking on your spelling as it is not a "spelling issue" it is a LANGUAGE issue. Waist and Waste have TOTALLY different meanings ...now PLEASE look up waist, you spelled it correctly but "waist" in this context is the wrong word as it does not mean refuse/trash. The intelligent ones are thankful and pleased make the adjustment when they realize...the tards reply with an offensive/defensive retort, learning no-thing. :) Cheers!
Aw yea, I remember the ol' drill, my grandfather had one and he would let me play with it a drill into scrape pieces of pine.... Cool hunt bud! Thanks for taking us along... HH
I think the piece of pottery you found and joked that it was a butter container, is stone crockery, and if old, is quite valuable. After looking some more I think you are right and it is a butter churn the giveaway is the strong rim to hold up to the stresses of churning butter. You are lucky it is intact.
Noob Hooligan I just assume calling it a lobster because the size was so ridiculous and people generally don't believe me when I tell them the size of it; but it was probably a crayfish
Yo Beau, I love the wheel.... cool gun....does it work ?? :)......lovely bottles.. great finds! what!!! you left the wheel... you could have saved it and posted it to me !! :) lol brill video! cheers,G :)
cherrell lohner he reminds of my daddy who passed in 1980. We did this kinda stuff growing up and the excitement and playfulness is how my dad was. He loved the sights and sounds of being outdoors.
The gun looks like a H&R Model 999 Sportsman .22 cal 9 shot break top pistol. These type of break top pistols were made from the late 20's to the near past.
that jug next to the license plate is used to make sour kraut. that trough at the top is filled with water and a lid is placed on top to make an air tight seal. :)
The old pistol look's like an Iver- johnson or a Harrington- richardson. Maybe .22 caliber. Sure wish we could find stuff like that down in North West Georgia. Thank's for sharing.
Looks like an old wood spoked car wheel. Very common up until the mid-late 1920s. It looked small for a wagon and the rim looked like it was for a pneumatic tire, but wasn't 100% sure till you stated it was. Cool find for sure. HH
Beau you should show us a cleanup video of your finds from time to time.
At least attention is being brought to it. That's what we get when we ceased fining people for littering. When will we ever learn.
Nice one Beau, some cool relics there. Thanks for sharing with us. All the best, Rich.
as a kid I remember the milk truck stoping at our house. he would drop off 4 bottles and pick up returns on next trip. I loved those days
Rodney, yeah, I have many memories from that era too. Sometimes mom would leave a little note in the neck of the bottle for the milkman to leave some butter, eggs, or if we had been nice, a half gallon of chocolate milk or some OJ. There was also the bread truck that came around with all kinds of pastries.
Yes, those were the good ole days,
Dude, I'm totally addicted to watching your videos. Awesome!
Gotta love them old bottles👍
I would love to see follow up videos showing all your cool finds once they have been really cleaned up that would be so cool!
The Delaware license plate is from 1942-46, white on black porcelain enameled steel. That was the first series that had renewal tabs attached, which is what those slots in the plate are for.
Looked like a butter churn as the indentation in the top would be for the lid. Very nice finds!!
+Louise Florida You are correct, Louise! I just Google Imaged "old crock butter churns" and found several matches.
just found your channel last week , and in addicted to them, great hunts
Looks like the wagon might have gone under in that spot, with everything on board.
+Diggin Roman Treasure I wonder if that pot and pan went with it. A chuck wagon ?
+Diggin Roman Treasure Interesting...
+Diggin Roman Treasure that would explain the variety of household items and the unbroken jars....the wheel is a work of art.
This has to be the best channel ever. Uploads almost everyday and with awesome old finds.
The crawdad.......... I gotta fever..... and the prescription is, more crawdad!!
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wow beau very awesome finds.. wow you found a large variety of stuff awesome!! thanks for sharing with us!!
Appears to me that it could of been a wagon turning over or wrecking into the river rather then being disposed of there. Pots, pans, bottles, pistol, wagon ...... Definitely inclined to believe its less likely a dumping ground as it is the site of a wagon crash
yeah that makes a lot of sense I could see that
Agree. Nice pistol for small game. Along with the rest. My first thought also.
The chuck wagon, maybe?
Beau, from all the vids you have been posting it seems you have a had a really fun summer. Thanks for the videos!
Once again my eyes are wide and my mouth hangs open watching your videos...
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Wow, what a great day. I wish we had this cool stuff up here in the PNW.
Some cleaning vids about the guns and other stuff you found?
+Illuminati yes :3
+Kie Are you an idiot? An obsessed idiot? "Illuminati?" Crazy Loon. There is no such thing.
Jeremy Swanson Period hit like a bomb.
+Illuminati What on earth are you talking about? Change your name is my advice.
Jeremy Swanson What about no.
I'm a free man.
What a cool diverse collection of artefacts! Very interesting!!
Can you imagine the story behind that gun?? Maybe it was used by someone who comitted an unsolved murder and threw it in that dump 80 years ago... Mindblowing.
that would be sick
it could be from the Americans in world war II?
Ayden Hubbard 😂always with the dead bodies
Well with Delaware that close to Jersey, it's not a stretch...
Sophie Miller yea it was from a biker gang
You've had a great week!! Thanks for posting. Love watching your videos :)
The guy that has found 900 GoPros is worried about getting one camera wet?! Just pull another from stock! LOL
Loco Burro not in the middle of filming would he do anything less than worry. its not like he carries them around fully charged.
That was really fun. Thanks for posting and keep 'em comin'.
Aquachigger I love your videos keep up the great work:)
Aquachigger, hey just saying, this little hobby is so much fun, have any tips if I were to do this?
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Beau, Great finds on the bottles, guns, horse shoe and stirrup and the kettle and skillet. I'm just in awe of everything that you find. I went back to what I thought would be a sweet spot (where I found the Gerber knife) but all I found was 3 different beer bottle caps, some rusty hooks, a metal spring and some fishing weights and a dog leash. I love the weights for when I go fishing. I plan on using the dog leash for connecting to me and my detector. May work may not. I've been wanting to go further into the water but I am coming across what I believe in your one video you called quicksand. I sink and I almost lost my water shoes. Then on land I fell into a big mud pit that is usually dry but it must have rained alot lately. I fell on my hands and knees and it was up to my elbows. And again I almost lost my water shoes. I had to lift up with my toes first and walk backwards just to get out. Was kind of scary. When it is dry it's not but like a little divot and I can drive my jeep through it. I'm glad I didn't try to drive my jeep through the water fill divot as I am sure that my jeep would have gotten stuck. I almost forgot I like the old hand drill (at least that is what I've always called them) can be fun to use, but takes a lot longer to accomplish your goal. I also have one that works as you push it down and then it goes back up and you push is down again and it drills a hole. It only holds tiny drill bits though.
3:48 I WAS LIKE WHATA I think I saw an hunting rifle in the side
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Lmao. "Pepperidge Farm Remembers..." I caught that a few seconds after you said that. Bravo sir and great video!
That revolver looks like an H&R model.
Yes it's an H&R. Looks to be an early Sportsman. 1920s to 1950s. The top break, grips and trigger guard give it away. Very cool.
Great variety of things you found! And that's a fantastic idea to use the cookware to display bullets! Pretty neat!
Looks like a Harrington and Richardson revolver. 22 long rifle caliber. Break action.
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you have the coolest channel. never boring!
+Chris Wheeler I watch his adventures for hours. So interesting.
Do you keep all your finds in one room in your house? you can make your own museum with all this cool stuff lol
The potter bottle seemed to have some blue traces on it. Nice. the gun was an Harrington Richardson; I think.
where do u do this and how do u find so much stuff???
Sweet finds Aquachigger! Love your vids man!
Time to grab my magnet and hop into my canoe down in my lake.
A lake? I don't think a lake would work hahaha, I'd say public rivers at a camp ground or something. Bit lakes are wayyyyy too deep
Magnets on a rope don't care...there is a LOT of stuff in lakes.
Aquachigger you da man xxx fantastic finds
Can you make a video on all the pistols n rifles you've kept and such?
Awesome day out. Sweet pistol and cool bottles. GL&HH
U can make a wheelbarrow w/ that rim . Any more guns n amo , start a armory . Thanks again 4 takein us n history lessons
Nice Delaware plate find! We are crazy about our plates! Lower the better baby!
***** I am going to have to say that it looks to be from the early 40's. Possibly after WWII. I also did some research and it seems that no one actually has this plate number registered.
What is the plate made out if? Is it metal? Porcelain?
+Beau Ouimette Yeah I would have to say that it is from early 40's to 50's.
Interested in selling it?
+Beau Ouimette Well if you ever are looking to sell it, hit me up!
there is a channel on TH-cam called Proto-Ordinance he takes firearms like the kind you found there and specializes in returning them to operational condition
Excellent video and finds!!! Happy Diggin!
Vegetable Compound! Reminds me of 'Medicinal Compound' from the song 'Lilly The Pink' by The Scaffold. It's a good sing-a-long song, I think you would appreciate it Beau! Peace out.
Me too!
Glen Pierce The scaffold . Wasn't that the group Mike Mcgear was in ( Paul McCartney's brother ) ?
So awsome I'm a huge fan and I LOVE your channel and I LOVE old guns like revolvers.
You Could Hang The Wagon Wheel On a Wall It may Look really cool just make sure no one gets squished by it xD
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You always find the coolest stuff, Beau! ^_^ And Revolvers are pretty neat; I think so anyways!
The revolver is an H&R 999 sportsman old model, 22 cal
That's correct. I have one and recognized it immediately.
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year? I have a old catalog which gave me the impression from the style it was a S&W model 1919 but Harrington and Richardson DID make similar guns...
yea I didn't notice the break action with my vid quality on low- spot on ID.
The pistola is a Harrington Richardson, I believe. And the Lydia Pinkham is pretty neat, I found one in Danvers Mass, while mudLarking the tidal rivers,, about 17yrs ago, its on a shelf in my kitchen right now!
Civil war verizon phone?? nice finds ,, thanks
Very sad to see all that trash along the river...great finds. thank you for sharing.😄
If you had a tv show. I would watch it all the time!!
funny, the wheel you seemingly left behind somehow ends up in your collection a few videos later. i knew you couldnt resist,
If you are in Delaware... how do you like it here? We don't get much attention 😊
Cool revolver Dude :-) , thanks for sharing ,and good luck
My OCD is telling me to walk over there with trash bags and clean the river up 0_o
+Bisting Lolwut If I lived closer I sure would give you some assistance! ;-)
THing4CSA ya
Better get it while it's hot, water is gonna start cooling off soon! We got our first cold front of the season hitting tonight!
It's shame how people just throw their waist in waterways
Ayy, one mans trash is another mans treasure
Hey bro..it is *waste ...not picking on your spelling as it is not a "spelling issue" it is a LANGUAGE issue.
Waist and Waste have TOTALLY different meanings ...now PLEASE look up waist, you spelled it correctly but "waist" in this context is the wrong word as it does not mean refuse/trash.
The intelligent ones are thankful and pleased make the adjustment when they realize...the tards reply with an offensive/defensive retort, learning no-thing. :)
Cheers!
+Daniel Scarbrough maybe you just misunderstood and he was really disappointed that people wade into the water up to their waist. : )
+Daniel Scarbrough thank you damn Siri
john miller its bad but its very good for preserving metals and glass caus know one will find it in a long time
Wow there was a heck of a lot of cool old stuff right there in one spot!
Now I want to find a random gun.
Ikr
ME TOO!!!
+Kevin Zaleski so do i :/
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Kevin Zaleski I aggree
Aw yea, I remember the ol' drill, my grandfather had one and he would let me play with it a drill into scrape pieces of pine.... Cool hunt bud! Thanks for taking us along... HH
That gun was probably used to kill someone than thrown in that water .
I think the piece of pottery you found and joked that it was a butter container, is stone crockery, and if old, is quite valuable. After looking some more I think you are right and it is a butter churn the giveaway is the strong rim to hold up to the stresses of churning butter. You are lucky it is intact.
Bro it's a murder weapon get rid of it😂😂
Technoplex What means Lmao
Eric Lautiainen Laughing my ass off
Some real nice bottles
I literally found a lobster in a creek once, not even kidding
Sure it wasn't a huge crawdad?
Noob Hooligan I just assume calling it a lobster because the size was so ridiculous and people generally don't believe me when I tell them the size of it; but it was probably a crayfish
Wonderful hunt, have a fantastic day karla
He is so brave I would never be able to do that OMG!
do you consider a man who sticks his hand in water and grabs stuff a brave person? sorry but I didn't get your point
Nextrevo Triple B it could have eels in there or you never know
Patrick Tyson or I i might find a long lost forgotten pathogen disease in there, spooky
Jonathan Tejada true
Fuzzy Paw28 yea I sometimes think that there is skull or something in the water 😂
Yo Beau, I love the wheel.... cool gun....does it work ?? :)......lovely bottles.. great finds! what!!! you left the wheel... you could have saved it and posted it to me !! :) lol brill video! cheers,G :)
he reminds me of Johnny Knoxville.. anybody else?
cherrell lohner he reminds of my daddy who passed in 1980. We did this kinda stuff growing up and the excitement and playfulness is how my dad was. He loved the sights and sounds of being outdoors.
cherrell lohner youre pretty!! But he doesntalk like knoxville lol
Nice video lovely finds !
WOW! What an awesome site! You still need to bring that wheel out, that thing is great!
+curezilla Do ya think it might be one of the first "mag" wheels, before they forged out of metal an chromed them? ; )
Steven Hurt That would be hilarious! I think it's a wheel for an old model T ford, or at least around that era.
+curezilla Yeah, you're probably right!
enjoyed the video thanks for sharing
The gun looks like a H&R Model 999 Sportsman .22 cal 9 shot break top pistol. These type of break top pistols were made from the late 20's to the near past.
The wheel looks as a model T or A wheel and tire they were wooden early on. Awesome (living the dream). I'm hooked. Just want to give you a shout out.
vitamin-water , grab it , its a keeper!.....sweet pistol. just awesome.
Brilliant hunt Beau
interested in the Cumberland Maryland bottle that's where my grandparents are from
Same that's where I'm from
+Aquachigger man I remember watching when you had 2,000 sub's I come back and the channel grew alot
That's pretty cool what you found.
Best channel ever, keep the videos coming XD
Excellent finds! The pistol looks like a Webley Mk. IV but should have the name and serial number stamped on it once its cleaned up.
that jug next to the license plate is used to make sour kraut. that trough at the top is filled with water and a lid is placed on top to make an air tight seal. :)
Great vid as always!
just came across your channel today, and I love it!
great finds!
Great finds love your videos
The old pistol look's like an Iver- johnson or a Harrington- richardson. Maybe .22 caliber. Sure wish we could find stuff like that down in North West Georgia. Thank's for sharing.
The licenses plate looks like it might from the 20's
I love when the water is still like that
Great finds at this spot!
nice hunt Beau
I like that wagon wheel that's a nice wagon wheel
you have inspired me to do what you do thank you so much
+Beau Ouimette That License plate you found is from around the 1940-50's, Good find!
I have that vegetable oil bottle you found at 0:32 it was $20 at the antique store I bought it from
Just checked the seem it is right bellow the neck
Cool plate. I live in De. Those black five digit ones aren't cheap.
Beau!!! another great haul of finds! Can you do a followup with a cleanup of that pistol? also that jug is it a thermos type?
Wow neat finds!!
yes, butter jug. I have one with top and wood though top.
Looks like an old wood spoked car wheel. Very common up until the mid-late 1920s. It looked small for a wagon and the rim looked like it was for a pneumatic tire, but wasn't 100% sure till you stated it was. Cool find for sure. HH
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