We Went Back To The Bottle Dump + Found An Amazing RARE WW1 Navy Find!

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
  • This week we went back to the bottle dump now that this Summer`s mosquito`s are gone! We were rewarded with an amazing and rare interesting mystery World War 1 find! Come with us in the rain and see what we found!
    We have a patreon page for anyone wishing to support us.
    We also have a Ko-fi account, so if you wanted to support us by buying us a metaphorical cup of coffee it would be greatly appreciated xx
    ko-fi.com/kita...
    / kitandcaboodlers
    and Instagram www.instagram....
    #MUDLARKING

Комментарии • 148

  • @Mudhooks
    @Mudhooks Год назад +14

    There were older HMS Dreadnoughts, dating back to the 1700s but the HMS Dreadnought most likely to be referred to on the buckle is the WWI Dreadnought.
    The first British nuclear submarine was the HMS Dreadnought.
    I would contact the National Maritime Museum. They are the most likely source of information about the buckle. They may well be interested in cataloguing it.

  • @adriannenash9852
    @adriannenash9852 Год назад +10

    Your sweet banter with each other in the round up is priceless! Be well from washington state USA ❤️

  • @thesehandsart
    @thesehandsart Год назад +11

    Oh how I wish I could get soaked in the rain at a Victorian dump! Lovely video as always❤

  • @Julianne955
    @Julianne955 Год назад +4

    There apparently was something called the "Dreadnought Project" or "Dreadnought Scheme' which was a British program designed to help British youth (mainly boys) migrate to Australia and become farm workers. Could this be your buckle? I can't find much more than this, but I hope it's useful.

  • @carolcourtney4309
    @carolcourtney4309 Год назад +4

    I see some very old boys adventure books called The Dreadnought Boys by Captsin Wilbur Lawton. Perhaps there were clubs of boys who were great followers of their adventures.

  • @graceh8866
    @graceh8866 Год назад +17

    A rainy adventure but great finds ladies .I always love going with you on your treasure hunts 💕

  • @Suebee1988
    @Suebee1988 Год назад +3

    Just a thought here but have you ever considered bring a pair of snips with you when you know you'll be in amongst the prickers? Might help!

  • @margidaly6874
    @margidaly6874 Год назад +5

    Hi there a muddy lark in Autumn really interesting finds. Great history in Sherd Stories. You need to find a cricket pipe now. Hope you dried off a ith a hot cuppa. Greetings from Cape Town where despite the stormy weather the country side is full of spring flowers called vynbos here the spectacle of colour is fantastic.

  • @lesleybennet4804
    @lesleybennet4804 Год назад +4

    I did my first Mudlark on the Thames in London by the Millennium Bridge and found loads of pipe stems which I will use in crafting a photo frame ❤❤ loving your videos ladies

  • @joanware6473
    @joanware6473 Год назад +3

    OMG, YES!!!, I was born in Lambeth hospital and grew up in a street adjacent to the oval cricket ground, in the fifties we used to go inside after a match and collect all the bottles and got the deposit back on them, nice little earner then, and when cars drew up we asked the owner if we could look after their cars while they watched cricket, we used to polish them and the owners were so pleased they gave us a little tip, wow, and my school was opposite and our school Church which sits on an island with railings all around it and was opposite the oval tube station, between the cricket ground and the church was where Lord monygomery {monty} grew up, I nearly fell off my chair with excitement when you found this sherd, thank you., also the pub opposite was sometimes called the Surrey Tavern, I got married in that Church, St Marks, wow.

  • @theresabauknight3218
    @theresabauknight3218 Год назад +4

    As I was watching your great video.
    I was hearing thunder near by. As soon as you said, " it's raining". It started raining here in Muskogee Oklahoma. 😂

  • @furnessborn
    @furnessborn Год назад +5

    The name 'Dreadnought' is being carried on as submarines. Here in Barrow in Furness in Cumbria at the shipyard now owned by BAE. The first Royal Naval nuclear sub was built at the shipyard in 1960 and was named the 'Dreadnought' and now the new series of nuclear subs for the Royal Navy being built here is the 'Dreadnought' class.

  • @66lonerider
    @66lonerider Год назад +3

    That is the same design as the boys scout buckle at that time, the circle thing , and I wonder if it was anything to do with the Dreadnought boys who were sent to Australia in 1909 to 1930 though still ? .The scouts did have "Be prepared " on them not "ready" but they look so similar ,very interesting though isn't it ,such a great find

  • @1minigrem
    @1minigrem Год назад +3

    Walking was also called wobbling, there is a very good fictional Victorian detective called Sgt Cribb who appears in a series of books one of which is called Wobble to death about a Victorian walking competition, I recommend it.

  • @susancousins8766
    @susancousins8766 Год назад +7

    This was a wonderful treasure adventure. Love everything you found 😊 I also love the history you shared with us. Thanks ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

  • @Carolbearce
    @Carolbearce Год назад +8

    Awesome lark in the woods, to bad for the rain. I love the little jar and the flowers are beautiful.

  • @susanroller6905
    @susanroller6905 Год назад +5

    Always such fun going along, what a beautiful place to search for treasures, well until you got drowned !😲😖Loved the finds and always love hearing you two laughing, it just makes my day, brilliant ! 🥰🥰 Hugs xx

  • @lovelyskull3483
    @lovelyskull3483 Год назад +4

    A wet and wonderful video. Fascinating history on the belt buckle and sherd. Thank you.

  • @raygrimes3575
    @raygrimes3575 Год назад +3

    Market Garden was a major operation in the Netherlands by the Allies.

  • @neesr13
    @neesr13 Год назад +3

    Sixty years ago I used to be a speed-walker and, while it looked funny, it was much easier on knees than running.

  • @pennyhoward3438
    @pennyhoward3438 Год назад +4

    Wonderful video, thank you for you 😊

  • @ЛюдмилаЛысенко-р7е

    Очень нравятся ваши раскопки, находки замечательные. Вы живете в таких исторических местах, что дух захватывает! Нравится читать комментарии, они такие добрые, с заботой о вас. Всем добра и мира! Я из России, Москва

  • @pauldurkee4764
    @pauldurkee4764 Год назад +3

    Hello ladies,
    The naval belt buckle, going by the designs of the time, the centre piece would most likely have an anchor and chain motif.
    The Royal Navy belts of similar design normally had a laurel leaf design.
    I wonder if the buckle was made for the civilian market, i know at that time, people used to dress their little boys up in naval style uniform, just a thought.
    Regarding Surrey Cricket club, you mentioned that the land belonged to the Duchy of Cornwall, i believe now that the Duchy of Cornwall estate has passed to William,Prince of Wales, i assume they lease the ground from him.
    Best wishes from Wales.

  • @noraleestone2859
    @noraleestone2859 Год назад +3

    If you want to make your terracotta pot more water retentive, coat the inside with varnish or lacquer. 2 coats ought to be enough. 😁😍 Great quality of finds on this trip, which made up for the nettles and the rain, I hope. 🤗😘 See you next time. 😊🥰💖👍👋

  • @respectanimals2
    @respectanimals2 Год назад +2

    Great vid , I really enjoyed it, that belt buckle is a superb find , well done 👍 much love, peace 😎🌴

  • @tammywhalen7141
    @tammywhalen7141 Год назад +3

    And my ladies across the pond you looked beautiful in the rain,quite refreshing and a little fun,loved the video😊

  • @kimpeasester
    @kimpeasester Год назад +2

    I WOULD HAVE BEEN SO EXCITED IF I FOUND THAT RED CERAMIC ROSE PIECE. I WOULD HAVE MADE A MIXED MEDIA CANVAS WITH IT. I HOPE YOU TOOK IT. YOU CAN INCORPORATE ITNO MANY OBJECTS.

  • @victorromeo2238
    @victorromeo2238 Год назад +5

    Some super cool finds always a joy to watch..stay safe..V.R.

  • @westcountrymudlarks
    @westcountrymudlarks Год назад +3

    Amazing finds as usual great video thanks

  • @sticklebacksummer
    @sticklebacksummer Год назад +2

    You are so cute and loved the laughter. Your chin wags are hilarious, natural comedians

  • @fairyacorn4854
    @fairyacorn4854 Год назад +3

    That was interesting about the Oval and the buckle is amazing. Get in touch with a museum about the buckle they may be able to help. Stay safe and thanks for taking us along with you and stay dry.

  • @Merylstreep1949
    @Merylstreep1949 Год назад +3

    Everytime i come back to your channel after life takes over and I'm not watching for a long time, I'm absolutely gobsmacked how strongly I get sucked back in ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @angelavorhees5946
    @angelavorhees5946 Год назад +4

    You two girls were having loads of fun. 😂 so nice to hear your laughter and chatting. I always like your sherd stories. The zinnias were pretty in their not so tasty sounding😜 medicine bottle, lol. Keep up the good work.

  • @honeykat1
    @honeykat1 Год назад +2

    Looks like a lovely lark! I enjoyed it, as always! kindest regards, k

  • @enduringhope6859
    @enduringhope6859 Год назад +2

    Great editing of your lark in the bottle dump. Truly enjoyed the music selection...soft guitar.

  • @juliemcolgan1446
    @juliemcolgan1446 Год назад +4

    Its good to see and hear from you again!

  • @therezasmit7311
    @therezasmit7311 Год назад +1

    We belong to a club Run/Walk for life in Strand Cape Town South Africa. I am 61and hubby 76 and we walk 6 kilometeres three times a week. We love it!!!!Love you back under the trees and in the rain!!!!!!!

  • @sf55514
    @sf55514 Год назад +12

    I can't imagine paying money to watch someone walk fast. So funny.

    • @59tante
      @59tante Год назад +1

      It's an Olympic sport...for real

    • @kirstencook1439
      @kirstencook1439 Год назад +1

      Speed walking l done in my past not easy as you think lots trading it like watching a marathon lots cheering on your favorite 🍂 supported with 🤑🤑🤑😉🐦🌻

    • @kirstencook1439
      @kirstencook1439 Год назад

      👍🪴🌥️🐦🌻🕊️🗽🇺🇲🦅🥰

    • @guaporeturns9472
      @guaporeturns9472 Год назад +1

      I can’t imagine paying money to watch some guy try to hit a ball with a stick while some other guy try’s to throw it past him real fast , causing him to swing the stick and miss the ball.

  • @kirstencook1439
    @kirstencook1439 Год назад +1

    The cup you started this video with hole be perfect for l felted mouse living inside upside down 🥰the finds nature shots be fun keep Rocking 🤙 the good stuff Beautiful people 🤗🐇🐦🌻🍂🕊️🗽🇺🇲🦅🌧️ the feet l make into foot stool or if bit hollow stand to hold something 🪴 umbrella news 🗞️ 🪵 kindle or top added for table or a foot stool feet pot if not to hold tools or add vintage lable to make pantry grocery or make into pin couches l saw at antique shop lots vintage stuff into pin cushions.
    Brown bottle look like a barrle 🪑oe bath tub tub for laundry dishes or 🪵 or pin cushion.the 🌹 mosaic piece 🪞 🖼️ pot or to onto rose garden 📚 or set on inside glass dome as a specimen of garden nature finds. 😉

  • @MarkRoy-e2b
    @MarkRoy-e2b Год назад +1

    I remember walk racing on American television in the mid-1960s. I believe it was an Olympic event. They would swing their arms and hips widely for the most efficient stride - it looked like a Monty Python skit.

  • @cynthiaswearingen1037
    @cynthiaswearingen1037 Год назад +6

    Awesome finds, ladies, and a great history of cricket!❤

  • @bonnieolson8028
    @bonnieolson8028 Год назад +2

    Drill one hole in marmalade jar use as flower pot so many sizes

  • @sisD
    @sisD Год назад +4

    The flowers looked beautiful in the bottle. Love the belt buckle.

  • @ginytucker3160
    @ginytucker3160 Год назад +1

    Very, very nice video, absolutely love your inquisitive nature to search out each treasure. Not to mention the history information later. Thank you so much for sharing with us.. ♥♥

  • @kathrynbissett7403
    @kathrynbissett7403 Год назад +1

    Loved this . I am a big cricket fan. These days the decorative crockery are only used when important vips come for a vist usually the king in this day and age as they are to costly to replace . Every else has to make do with plain common or garden plain white crockery. A lot of people would keep borrowing them without returning them shall i say. Cool finds. ❤ the pink outfit kate. Love the flowerpot . Take a brolly next time if only to waft the stinging nettles away lol. Stay safe x.

  • @thaliachaltas9096
    @thaliachaltas9096 Год назад +1

    I loved hearing both the rain (dry spell in CA) and the laughter! Huzzah for a sherd story, as well.

  • @brendagroff8478
    @brendagroff8478 Год назад +1

    I'm a hardcore collector. I'd of taken things that you didn't take. Tops of glass bottles can be cut off and that rose could have been glued on another piece with a hole or a crack. But as I said I'm hardcore.

  • @tracycrum9829
    @tracycrum9829 Год назад +1

    A walking match seems so silly 😂 men will compete in just about anything, won't they 😂

  • @emilytrent7248
    @emilytrent7248 Год назад +2

    ❤ Another wonderful and interesting video, lovely ladies! Thanks so much! I look forward to seeing them!! Oh and Kate, your hair is absolutely glorious! Sending Love and Gratitude from Tennessee 🧡

  • @Multiverse10X
    @Multiverse10X Год назад +3

    I so enjoy every one of your videos and the wonderful music! Lovely finds!!! 🤩 Looking forward to seeing all your projects!!🎉

  • @amandabell8827
    @amandabell8827 Год назад +3

    So good to see you back at the bottle dump! Wonderful finds, love the belt buckle! Lovely video Ladies 😀💞x

  • @catatonia2001
    @catatonia2001 Год назад +1

    First mystery find looks like a grindstone for a scythe blade.

  • @TreasureHuntingNana
    @TreasureHuntingNana Год назад +1

    Love the laughter.. it's ok Mum, I hate reading too HAHAHAHA

  • @debrabrooks6138
    @debrabrooks6138 Год назад +1

    Lovely finds! I am curious if you could use air dry clay and make a bottom for the dolls lid like a rosst dutch oven ?

  • @velialombardi2164
    @velialombardi2164 Год назад +2

    Milliput comes in a Terra cotta color if you ever want to repair the broken little flower pots you find. Just a little tip❤

  • @kristidavis9945
    @kristidavis9945 Год назад +1

    That beautiful skittle type bottle with the text on one side and the circle stamp and label on the other was awesome. I would take that and wet sand the edge of the neck in the shape it’s broken if you do a good job at the wet sanding it would be the best vase ever and safe to have around also.

  • @georgiaware3248
    @georgiaware3248 Год назад +2

    so happy your back Yippee🎉 Love when you guys go out looking for things,😮 hope to see you again soon🙋‍♀️🫖☀️🌼⭐

  • @juneyshu6197
    @juneyshu6197 Год назад +2

    Love the egg cup, nice finds girls.❤ Oh my Id love some pots, marm or jam!

  • @yomama8873
    @yomama8873 Год назад +3

    Good finds love that flower pot 🤩🤩🤩💖💖

  • @petrahachmann5289
    @petrahachmann5289 Год назад +2

    Great your back…wonderful finds in the rain…and wonderful history stories to tell. I’m satisfied it’s going on with your video’s. Thanks so much

  • @jodybishel6556
    @jodybishel6556 Год назад +3

    I always enjoy a good dump lark! Hope you have sunnier skies when you go back.🌞🌞🌞

  • @patty4091
    @patty4091 Год назад +1

    Some pretty pieces it’s unfortunate that they were broken.

  • @swappilynn
    @swappilynn Год назад +1

    I thought the buckle was a bottle opener. Looks like a beer bottle opener. Lol

  • @beckychristian9327
    @beckychristian9327 Год назад +1

    Is there a way I could contact u with a question? I adore your videos!!

  • @surrealist1976
    @surrealist1976 Год назад +1

    Pipes got me a tiny idea for a dwarf plant, technically a drain in bottom as a plant pot 🥰

  • @christhompson4270
    @christhompson4270 Год назад +3

    Good finds on a rainy day, well done ladies. Take care and thanks for sharing 👏🙏❤️

  • @ольгакривицкая-о4ь
    @ольгакривицкая-о4ь 11 месяцев назад +1

    Привет Вы такие дружные подруги Сохраните вашу дружбу и ваше хобби Мне все нравится что вы снимаете

  • @rachelsteele7699
    @rachelsteele7699 Год назад +1

    Wish I could go to a bottle dump like this. Your videos are cool

  • @iamshotty
    @iamshotty Год назад +2

    As always so thoroughly enjoyable to watch you lark. Thank you my lovelies xx Teresa ❤🇦🇺

  • @kathisease9924
    @kathisease9924 Год назад +2

    That was fun:) Even with the stings, pokes, and getting drenched you two found some amazing history. Thanks for sharing:)

  • @juliespade1573
    @juliespade1573 Год назад +1

    Oh how wonderful that pot, and the history was great.

  • @llw1722
    @llw1722 Год назад +1

    Good finds lovely to go with you I can't at the moment me personally because I have a trapped nerve so it's a lovely fix to go with you still can catch up on my crafting occasionally though ❤

  • @PeterJessenDK
    @PeterJessenDK Год назад +1

    The belt buckle has the classic design of a scouts belt.

  • @evekankam6744
    @evekankam6744 Год назад +2

    Lovely video

  • @DMC8707
    @DMC8707 Год назад +1

    You miss see legs white in side of mud, after you pick up small bottles. Check video, you miss to see it

    • @debbiecarper1232
      @debbiecarper1232 Год назад

      It's always a pleasure to watch you ladies on your adventures.Thank you for taking me along with you.❤ Deb C. Pa. USA

  • @Nicole-coliebrobro
    @Nicole-coliebrobro Год назад +1

    Wow, you totally got rained out! The squat bottle is nice, I like the embossing. I wonder if the buckle is not issued navy, but something to commemorate it?

  • @shelleylachance6019
    @shelleylachance6019 Год назад +3

    Great job ladies

  • @beckychristian9327
    @beckychristian9327 Год назад +1

    I wish I lived where you guys lived! Id scoop up every little bottle I found! What kind of a place do
    Find this thing, and why are they dumped there?

  • @janellkunkle5169
    @janellkunkle5169 Год назад +1

    We in the USA call them marathons now. And they are run.
    First to reach the finish line.
    One famous one is called The Boston Marathon.
    You may have heard of it.
    I never thought they originated from fast walking.
    Interesting.
    Thank you for the story.

  • @alifetomake
    @alifetomake Год назад +2

    You were missed, and I especially enjoyed your discussions! You guys are awesome!

  • @edwinradcliffe2549
    @edwinradcliffe2549 Год назад +1

    What part of the country do you live I'm noise that's all great video

  • @KarlGillcrist
    @KarlGillcrist Год назад +1

    Now my day is complete 2 journeys in one video 1 to the bottle dump and one down the historic rabbit hole with two lovely ladies you never know where the research will lead but it's fun to find out that belt buckle is cool looking forward to next week Karl from eastern Canada P.S. i just went down my own rabbit hole researching old land grants here led me to a royal navy commander who fought in the war of 1812 very interesting indeed

  • @anniegironne8444
    @anniegironne8444 Год назад +2

    You cracked me up 😂
    Great finds even in the rain. Nice history lessons as usual.

  • @margaretlynch1494
    @margaretlynch1494 Год назад +1

    🙋‍♀️❤️I think you both secretly love getting caught in the rain.

  • @marieacoady1111
    @marieacoady1111 Год назад +2

    Thank you ladies ❤

  • @mellomelo119
    @mellomelo119 Год назад +1

    Lovely, as always dear ladies!

  • @marieellard2973
    @marieellard2973 Год назад +1

    Great video as always!

  • @oceanbreathessalty9486
    @oceanbreathessalty9486 Год назад +1

    That buckle was wonderful!! Just like you two~ Love ya! 🥰🥰

  • @Magdalena76h
    @Magdalena76h Год назад

    My sister lives in Sunbury, an outer suburb of Melbourne (we grew up in Melbourne) and although I now live in the UK, I know for a fact that the Ashes, created from a bail on a wicket, were burnt after a match at Rupertwood Mansion (which still exists) in Sunbury! About 10 years ago I lived in SW London, and often went through Kennington - you could always tell when the cricket was on because the tube was filled with crazy supporters... I have zero interest in cricket, despite having close relatives who have played at both Australian State level and internationally!

  • @pyhavir5928
    @pyhavir5928 Год назад +1

    I would buy the small pots to get you some cash.

  • @annarem4197
    @annarem4197 7 месяцев назад

    Looks like weight from a clock no? Your film today left me wanting more so I’m watching reruns! Hey @ 60 after 5 months it’s all new again! 😂 love you guys

  • @59tante
    @59tante Год назад +1

    Great sherd story

  • @elizabethh9935
    @elizabethh9935 Год назад

    14:15 pareidolia face on pot. Left side of image, right side of pot... Gentleman with dark hair and moustache

  • @bonnerdebbie
    @bonnerdebbie Год назад +1

    Great video Ladies, lovely finds and the rain "sounded" lovely. Thanks so much!

  • @wendydwight3420
    @wendydwight3420 Год назад +1

    Great fun!

  • @sams5963
    @sams5963 Год назад +1

    You need to make me some blackberry jam

  • @terriworley5267
    @terriworley5267 Год назад +1

    Nouns!😂😂😂

  • @annarem4197
    @annarem4197 Год назад +1

    Miss you!

  • @wmarian5027
    @wmarian5027 Год назад

    Walking is a modern olympic event...seriously.

  • @teresahamilton7801
    @teresahamilton7801 Год назад

    my fav - the little jam pot w/the beautiful crazing. belt buckle great too.