Yes, when you find items like this, the feeling is amazing... You go back in time at that moment.. you are wondering what happened so many years ago, on the spot where you are standing. It's an amazing hobby! Thank you for watching!! :-D Gr Nick
F*ck yeah dude! Really really awesome that we found so much nice stuff. Absolutely love every bit of it :) Thanks for taking me and ofc thanks for sharing. Cheers & HH
the little rocket thing i'm pretty sure I know what it is I had something that looked like it and you put pop caps on the tip so it would boom when it hit the ground
These videos are awesome man! I’ve always wanted to do what you’re doing since I’m infatuated with WW2 history. Have you ever come across human remains? Are you able to restore and fire the firearms you’ve found?
Hey nick u are my favorite you tuber u really did inspire me,so I got a WW2 helmet and it has names on the leather and I really like WW2 stuff now so thanks and keep up the good work
The artikel at 24.01 is the inside from a k2 or K3 fuel handpump of iT is from ww1 i dont know, we use this pump til end of the 90 to refill the diesel in oure tractors
24:00 Dat is zo iets geks uit WO1, dat dachten dat beschermend was. Is voor je loop door te steken en zorgen dat je niet direct kan geraakt worden, maar ik weet niet of er een grote metaal rond zou moeten zijn. Maar het is wat klein, voor goed te beschermen, misschien voor een sniper.
1:40 Those are “10 lire”, the old italian coin You can see the world “repubblica” on the back of the coin, in fact those are post war, probably around 1955-1960
27,18 it definetly is of an harnass! the man where i bought my metaldetector had almost the same and told me the story about it! it is an very great find... its the fingerpart!
So it's true!! I also thought it was the finger part, but i couldn't believe it... but now.. it has to be! It really does make sense on that location! Thanks for the comment! Gr Nick
Waar heeft u de metaal detector gekocht en welk type, ik verzamel ook ww2 spullen en heb een dodge wc 62 en ben lid bij keep them rolling nu zou ik het ook wel leuk vinden om dingen met de metaal detector te vinden. Met vriendelijk groet.
2:10 into video. Is it maybe a led or other alloy toy/model/representation of say the Hindenburg or an air vessel (blimp) of the early 19 century? I love your channel, I can never get through a full episode before I'm asking myself what was that. Where did that come from. And I have to divert to the comment section for a minute before resuming the video.
7:35 seems more like a .303. unfortunate that the ground over where you seem to detect literally eats the coins :/ the forests I detect in sometimes don't do anything, like to the coin I found 2 days ago , its a 1/4 Stüber from 1783 and its in mint condition (I'm not joking) :D. 16:21 so you've got some .30 cal belts aswell now :D a shame that yours are in steel and not canvas, can't be lucky every time :D. Also congratz to Mjr Carnyx for the fork and spoon and EKM :). 24:32 maybe a grenade launcher cup for a rifle? Nice fuel tank cap :D. I've found some interesting things aswell, not many but at elast some, 1 5 Reichspfennig coin form 1937 so its not in zinc but in aluminium-bronze so it is in mint condition and some german paste tubes one "Fußschweißsalbe" with all the original paint on (red) some Chlorodont toothpaste and some casings but as already said the highlight is the coin from 1783. Also when my father was cleaning out some cupboards he found a german "Ahnenpaß" ancestors pass which goes back to 1717 (it's form the 3rd Reich aswell) and a document from my grandfather who fought in WWII which was about him getting the iron cross 2nd class in 1943, so pretty cool stuff , but for a change not metal :D. Unfortunately I don't have much time to detect because I am writing a lotta tests in the near future, but I hope we can go detect someday, well they'll be over soon .
Yes, the ground isn't the best on this location.. but still, some finds are in good condition, you will see that in my next video! :-D Wow, that's amazing!! I also have a couple locations where the ground is magic... amazing condition! Found WWII stuff but also stuff from the 1600s in really good condition there. I really like that small browning belt, better steel then canvas, canvas was already gone on this location after so many years. Yeah, the Erkennungsmarke was a really fantastic lucky find! Mmm, could indeed be a grenade launcher! :-D Wow, really great finds man! Even better that they are in great condition!! Thanks for watching and good luck! :-) Gr Nick
Bedankt! Ik vind heel vaak live rounds, maar ik neem ze nooit mee. Het is verboden en gevaarlijk als er brand uitbreekt. Bedankt voor het kijken! Gr Nick
Het item op 3.36 is volgens mij het restant van een hiepje, een snoei bijltje, ook wel gebruikt om aanmaakhout te hakken. Het houten handvat is natuurlijk weg gerot.
21:52 my geuss is in ww2 the owner of that dogtag was shot out in the open and his dogtag was left behind its a open area so I wouldn't be surprised if u.s forces shot him down when he wasn't expecting them.
History Secrets oh I could be wrong fosure I have a bunch of coins and Australian they have the kangaroo on one side maybe the newer ones but they sure done their share in the war too
Elke soldaat droeg een plaatje met zijn persoonlijke informatie / nummers bij zich. Op het plaatje staat belangrijke informatie zoals : bloedgroep, eenheid / divisie, legernummer etc. Als de zou sneuvelen, en het is niet mogelijk om het lichaam mee te nemen, wordt het plaatje met gegevens doormidden gebroken. De andere helft blijft bij het lichaam. Elke helft heeft exact dezelfde informatie. Als een soldaat vermist zou raken, en ze vinden later zijn lichaam terug, dan kunnen ze aan de hand van het plaatje zien wie hij was, en waar hij thuis hoort, Gr Nick
20:02 I have to clean it carefully, while manhandling it with steel wool. I would have taken that home. Soaked it in water while using a sponge very gently. But heck. I am no expert. Perhaps if you scrape it of the pavement, that will help.
Dat is een staartstuk van een Amerikaanse M1 Bazooka raket.. Normaal zit de explosieve lading in de kop, die hier dus ontbreekt. Ook hier kan nog kruit in zitten ( als hij niet afgeschoten is ) dus pas op! Gr Nick
@@History-Secrets I have seen shotgun slugs kind of like that, but I have also seen toy bullets made like that. In the toy ones, you took a single paper cap and put it between two pieces of metal at the tip, then you either fired it from a spring powered pistol or you threw it by hand, and when it hit the ground it popped loudly and you got the smell of gunpowder. Pretty cool, I had one in the 1960's. Edited to add: I am crazy envious of you guys being able to detect over there. My Dad was a Corporal of an American Half Track that carried a twin 50 on a swivel mount in the front of the bed and a 30 cal or two on the rear of the bed. It's main weapon was I believe a 105mm Mortar. It was a heavy mortar of some caliber. He was there in Belgium during the Bulge. He fought from DDay +5 to the end of the war I believe in Chechoslavakia. 9th Armored Infantry, Headquarters Batalion. He was one of apprx. 100 men that survived an attempt by 1500 men to spearhead through the encircling German line at Bastogne to try to break the Airborne out. It did succeed in weakening the line enough that a day later we broke out. My Mom told me once that a totally different man came back from the war than the one she married. And not for the better. He was a good man though. Just had issues.
@@History-Secrets Sort of in the vein of your comment, my Dad was there during the Bulge, he said it was supposed to have been the coldest winter in Europe in like 50 years or something that Christmas of the Bulge. He said the ground was just solidly frozen, and you just could not dig a foxhole with an entrenching tool. Impossible. But if you didn't, you were basically dead meat, and I mean a DEEP freakin' foxhole too. Anyway, Dad said that he always kept a case or two of handgrenades in his half track just for blasting through the frozen topsoil so their shovels would work. He said every American did it if they could.
If a fire breaks out and they find the live rounds, you will get a big fine and your insurance will do nothing. It's dangerous for the firemen. Gr Nick
History Secrets This comment is a bit old but small arms cartridges aren't dangerous and at this point moisture got in them and they won't burn. I have over 5000 actually live rounds for my rifles stored in my house, perfectly safe.
17:13 The coin is a belgian franc, 20 franc is like € 0.50 today.. These are the last ones they made before euro came.. So it can be an old one or not.. picture: assets.catawiki.nl/assets/3/7/2/3/723b88a0-9bdf-012c-ebe4-0050569428b1.jpg
"Palmolive" American hygiene company......pronounced; paul - maul - live... Your english is excellent but you find a lot of stuff from this company so I thought I would let you know how to pronounce. I'm a big WWII buff & your content is great Nick.
Haha, thanks for the tip! ;) I watched an American commercial and now i know.. hopefully i will remember it when i find it again! We also have it in the Netherlands, that's why i didn't know :) Thanks for watching!! Gr Nick
The soil must be much more corrosive where you are digging than that around Berlin... The condition of your finds is so much more corroded to say its been in the ground for around the same length of time...
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This is the coolest thing I've seen in a long time. The nostalgia you must feel when finding these artifacts has to be amazing.
Yes, when you find items like this, the feeling is amazing...
You go back in time at that moment.. you are wondering what happened so many years ago, on the spot where you are standing.
It's an amazing hobby!
Thank you for watching!! :-D
Gr Nick
That's part of a sniper shield
WRA = Winchester repeating arms, RA = Remington Arms EC = Evansville Ordnance Plant (owned by Chrysler), Indiana
Soldiers would sometimes break the bullets off of a couple rounds to use the gunpowder as a firestarter.
24:25 pretty sure that is a grenade launcher attachment for the k98.....awesome vids keep up the good work
In indeed really looks like it... that would be an amazing find then! :-D
Thank you for watching!!
Gr Nick
its not
The item at 2:02 is a part of a figurine/statue
matthias jagd m that’s what I thought, perhaps the helmet for a Roman house god.
It reminds me of an antique zeppelin toy/bank www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/graf-zeppelin-bank-pull-toy-1903960496
@@sapperlex Thats what i thought. It looks like the front half of a Zeppelin
11:40 the aluminium coin is from Italy..that type of coin is definetly post war, i wonder how it got there
hooked watching your videos so interesting and i like the way you add real history pictures ect subscribed
Thank you so much for the nice comment!!
It's really nice to hear that!
I just uploaded a new video, thank you for subscribing! :-D
Gr Nick
The Thing with a hole in Minute 9:14 is a Schloß in German it is for locking a door
Everything that you found is very very cool awesome nice find and very very nice very very cool and also awesome ........ Great Job
Hahaha, thanks! :-D
Gr Nick
F*ck yeah dude! Really really awesome that we found so much nice stuff. Absolutely love every bit of it :) Thanks for taking me and ofc thanks for sharing. Cheers & HH
Haha, yes it was a great trip!
A bunch of really cool finds again!
Thank you for watching! :-D
Gr Nick
the little rocket thing i'm pretty sure I know what it is I had something that looked like it and you put pop caps on the tip so it would boom when it hit the ground
@11:55 You were pretty close, its pronounced Bew-Tane
Keep it up brotha!
It's funny how the stuff WW2 soldiers just threw away was trash to them, but now it's a treasure to us.
Just awesome, really like the way you explain stuff you find :D and there is a lot of history in the area. Congrats and thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much!!
Yes, a really interesting location.. new videos from this location coming soon!
Thank you very much for watching! :-D
Gr Nick
The piece of sheet metal you found with a hole in the middle is a part of luftwaffa lantern
They take of the bullets to use te powder as fire starter
These videos are awesome man! I’ve always wanted to do what you’re doing since I’m infatuated with WW2 history. Have you ever come across human remains? Are you able to restore and fire the firearms you’ve found?
I like the supporting period photos along with your finds,,,,AWESOME
Thank you very much!!
Glad you like it! :-D
Gr Nick
Do you have a web site to buy some of your finds if your selling,,thank you again.
Sorry, i don't sell any of my relics :)
Gr Nick
OK Thank you for getting back to be...New huge fan of your channel.
If i ever sell any relics, i will contact you!
Thank you, great to hear that! :-D
Gr Nick
That item at 24:24 I believe is a US rifle grenade launcher attachment
It really looks like a grenade launcher indeed! :-D
Thanks for taking the time and help!
Gr Nick
Great finds well done
Nice echt vette vondsten ga zoo door Nick!
Bedankt voor het kijken!! :-D
Gr Nick
Hey nick u are my favorite you tuber u really did inspire me,so I got a WW2 helmet and it has names on the leather and I really like WW2 stuff now so thanks and keep up the good work
Nice hunt my friend
Thank you very much!! :-)
Gr Nick
17.05 it's a cap slammer you put a cap gun cap and slam on the ground to pop it.
I thought about that too, but it's actually a shotgun slug! :-D
Thanks for helping and watching! :)
Gr Nick
17;05
17:05
27:56 - Possibly that is a dart for a dart board game?
Dog tag was by far the best find and the wire cutters were In a good condition so that was cool too
Yes, that was indeed a lucky find! :-D
Gr Nick
Do you know if those wire cutters are military - ww2 ?
The artikel at 24.01 is the inside from a k2 or K3 fuel handpump of iT is from ww1 i dont know, we use this pump til end of the 90 to refill the diesel in oure tractors
where did you go to find these relics
11:40 that's an italian postwar coin "10 lire"
24:00 Dat is zo iets geks uit WO1, dat dachten dat beschermend was. Is voor je loop door te steken en zorgen dat je niet direct kan geraakt worden, maar ik weet niet of er een grote metaal rond zou moeten zijn. Maar het is wat klein, voor goed te beschermen, misschien voor een sniper.
Love your videos man. Wish i had the opportunity. Keep going😄
Loved it love ur excitement
Wow probably the bones could be near the ID. You found.
Or, the soldier could have survived and just dropped the tag. But it would be sad to find bones
1:40
Those are “10 lire”, the old italian coin
You can see the world “repubblica” on the back of the coin, in fact those are post war, probably around 1955-1960
thats a bullet
Thats a bullet
He mean at 11:40
Hi where do You buy your mg42?
27,18 it definetly is of an harnass! the man where i bought my metaldetector had almost the same and told me the story about it! it is an very great find... its the fingerpart!
So it's true!!
I also thought it was the finger part, but i couldn't believe it... but now.. it has to be!
It really does make sense on that location!
Thanks for the comment!
Gr Nick
the last time i found destroied broken bullets and cases it was on a bomber crashsite...maybe your bullets were destroied by an explosion also.
This is also on w WWII bomber crash site! :-D
Gr Nick
Waar heeft u de metaal detector gekocht en welk type, ik verzamel ook ww2 spullen en heb een dodge wc 62 en ben lid bij keep them rolling nu zou ik het ook wel leuk vinden om dingen met de metaal detector te vinden.
Met vriendelijk groet.
Do you take off to the woods whenever you have a minute? Such fun and interesting.
I am visiting France, Belgium and Germany this coming June. Can I go detecting with you?
At 17:17 looked like a shotgun slug any input welcome
Great video. Your English is awesome
Thank you very much for the nice comment!! :-D
Gr Nick
Yours ain’t
How many wars were fought there
The thing at 4 minute mark wonder if its like a trip wire part to a bomb idk just what popped in my head
i think that small thing you found in a ww1 trench is maby prt of a bunker door
2:10 into video. Is it maybe a led or other alloy toy/model/representation of say the Hindenburg or an air vessel (blimp) of the early 19 century? I love your channel, I can never get through a full episode before I'm asking myself what was that. Where did that come from. And I have to divert to the comment section for a minute before resuming the video.
7:10, that looks like a supressor
nice work, wish I could do that one day.
How do you clean those live rounds?
That one at 1:34 looks amazing🤩
Probably with steelwool and water
7:35 seems more like a .303. unfortunate that the ground over where you seem to detect literally eats the coins :/ the forests I detect in sometimes don't do anything, like to the coin I found 2 days ago , its a 1/4 Stüber from 1783 and its in mint condition (I'm not joking) :D. 16:21 so you've got some .30 cal belts aswell now :D a shame that yours are in steel and not canvas, can't be lucky every time :D. Also congratz to Mjr Carnyx for the fork and spoon and EKM :). 24:32 maybe a grenade launcher cup for a rifle? Nice fuel tank cap :D. I've found some interesting things aswell, not many but at elast some, 1 5 Reichspfennig coin form 1937 so its not in zinc but in aluminium-bronze so it is in mint condition and some german paste tubes one "Fußschweißsalbe" with all the original paint on (red) some Chlorodont toothpaste and some casings but as already said the highlight is the coin from 1783. Also when my father was cleaning out some cupboards he found a german "Ahnenpaß" ancestors pass which goes back to 1717 (it's form the 3rd Reich aswell) and a document from my grandfather who fought in WWII which was about him getting the iron cross 2nd class in 1943, so pretty cool stuff , but for a change not metal :D. Unfortunately I don't have much time to detect because I am writing a lotta tests in the near future, but I hope we can go detect someday, well they'll be over soon .
Yes, the ground isn't the best on this location.. but still, some finds are in good condition, you will see that in my next video! :-D
Wow, that's amazing!!
I also have a couple locations where the ground is magic... amazing condition!
Found WWII stuff but also stuff from the 1600s in really good condition there.
I really like that small browning belt, better steel then canvas, canvas was already gone on this location after so many years.
Yeah, the Erkennungsmarke was a really fantastic lucky find!
Mmm, could indeed be a grenade launcher! :-D
Wow, really great finds man!
Even better that they are in great condition!!
Thanks for watching and good luck! :-)
Gr Nick
Great video! From America!
Thank you very much! :D
wooow dit is echt vet die vondsten ik wou dat ik een live kogel vonden zoveel hulzen echt tof Nick; )
Bedankt!
Ik vind heel vaak live rounds, maar ik neem ze nooit mee.
Het is verboden en gevaarlijk als er brand uitbreekt.
Bedankt voor het kijken!
Gr Nick
Dat onderdeel waarvan je niet weet wat het is, dat is het binnenwerk van een vleugelpomp voor water of brandstof, worden heden nog steeds gebruikt.
Welk item bedoel je precies? :)
Gr Nick
dat item op 3.46
Het item op 3.36 is volgens mij het restant van een hiepje, een snoei bijltje, ook wel gebruikt om aanmaakhout te hakken. Het houten handvat is natuurlijk weg gerot.
Cool man
I believe the tube is a ww2 german grenade launcher tube it looks pretty similar to it there is not much else it could be keep up the good work
It indeed really looks like a grenade launcher!
Mmm, interesting!
Thank you for helping and watching!! :-D
Gr Nick
21:52 my geuss is in ww2 the owner of that dogtag was shot out in the open and his dogtag was left behind its a open area so I wouldn't be surprised if u.s forces shot him down when he wasn't expecting them.
The strange door item looks like some kind of socket cover to me?
11:35 that is lire which was the currency in Italy before euros
Also pre war so you’re right
when he said live round i thought it was a live tank shell and was like "are you really gonna pick that up?"
26:36 I believe is a crank to open and close something
The paper in the case also has Nestle S.A on it.
Good video.
Thank you! :-)
Gr Nick
4:01 maybe it's a part of a Sniper Shield from WW1
2:11 lijkt op zo'n ding van een harnas waar je je fluit in moet doen een soort van tok of zo maar dat weet ik niet zo zeker
Wel heel toevallig, want wij hadden het ook al over een onderdeel van een harnas!
Bedankt voor het meedenken!! :-D
Gr Nick
I'm pretty sure that coin is a 10 lire aluminium coin from Italy ;-)
Yes, i know :-)
You can hear me say it's a coin from italy at 26:58
Gr Nick
Or could be a 10 pence from Austrialia , I have a coin like this .
It's actually a Italian 10 Lire coin, it says Italiana :-D
Gr Nick
Absolutely it ;-)
History Secrets oh I could be wrong fosure I have a bunch of coins and Australian they have the kangaroo on one side maybe the newer ones but they sure done their share in the war too
Item with flip cover & flip cover missing is for electric plug outlet.....flip open cover & there would be an electric plug on other side.
Thank you very much for identifying that!! :-D
Gr Nick
Coole video! Het is misschien een beetje domme vraag maar waar werd een dogtag voor gebruikt?
Elke soldaat droeg een plaatje met zijn persoonlijke informatie / nummers bij zich.
Op het plaatje staat belangrijke informatie zoals : bloedgroep, eenheid / divisie, legernummer etc.
Als de zou sneuvelen, en het is niet mogelijk om het lichaam mee te nemen, wordt het plaatje met gegevens doormidden gebroken.
De andere helft blijft bij het lichaam.
Elke helft heeft exact dezelfde informatie.
Als een soldaat vermist zou raken, en ze vinden later zijn lichaam terug, dan kunnen ze aan de hand van het plaatje zien wie hij was, en waar hij thuis hoort,
Gr Nick
Nice
Thank you for watching!! :-D
Gr Nick
I freaked out too when I found my first dog tag. Is this your first one?
Yes, it's soooo cool to find one!
Yeah, it was my friend's first Erkennungsmarke! :-D
Gr Nick
20:02 I have to clean it carefully, while manhandling it with steel wool. I would have taken that home. Soaked it in water while using a sponge very gently. But heck. I am no expert. Perhaps if you scrape it of the pavement, that will help.
Weet je al wat het ding op 24:24 is heb exact hetzelfde gevonden op een ww2 locatie
Dat is een staartstuk van een Amerikaanse M1 Bazooka raket..
Normaal zit de explosieve lading in de kop, die hier dus ontbreekt.
Ook hier kan nog kruit in zitten ( als hij niet afgeschoten is ) dus pas op!
Gr Nick
The only good find was the dog tag. The rest was junk. Nice vid!
That's not true.. all the finds were cool, and the dog tag was the best find...
Gr Nick
History Secrets you just rekt them and was nice the whole time
nice video one coin was a german
Thank you!!
Which one do you mean?
Gr Nick
The item with the fins is a shot gun slug
Thanks for helping! :)
Gr Nick
@@History-Secrets I have seen shotgun slugs kind of like that, but I have also seen toy bullets made like that. In the toy ones, you took a single paper cap and put it between two pieces of metal at the tip, then you either fired it from a spring powered pistol or you threw it by hand, and when it hit the ground it popped loudly and you got the smell of gunpowder. Pretty cool, I had one in the 1960's. Edited to add: I am crazy envious of you guys being able to detect over there. My Dad was a Corporal of an American Half Track that carried a twin 50 on a swivel mount in the front of the bed and a 30 cal or two on the rear of the bed. It's main weapon was I believe a 105mm Mortar. It was a heavy mortar of some caliber. He was there in Belgium during the Bulge. He fought from DDay +5 to the end of the war I believe in Chechoslavakia. 9th Armored Infantry, Headquarters Batalion. He was one of apprx. 100 men that survived an attempt by 1500 men to spearhead through the encircling German line at Bastogne to try to break the Airborne out. It did succeed in weakening the line enough that a day later we broke out. My Mom told me once that a totally different man came back from the war than the one she married. And not for the better. He was a good man though. Just had issues.
gave video weer,kan ik een keer mee?
heey gaaf man....die tinnen soldaarjes moet je in zonnebloemolie leggen dat helpt tegen tinrot
Bedankt!!
Thanks voor de tip! :-D
Gr Nick
Wheelbarrow veneers for your gun and make the noise to make it stop making noises makes less noise
W.R.A Winchester repeating arms
The “toy” might be from WWII they used darts to puncture German picklhaubs.
Or the pickelhelm
hahaha geweldig!!
Haha, bedankt voor het kijken!! :-D
Gr Nick
They took the bullets out of the live cartridges to get at the powder to make a campfire.
That would be the most logical thing indeed :-)
Gr Nick
@@History-Secrets Sort of in the vein of your comment, my Dad was there during the Bulge, he said it was supposed to have been the coldest winter in Europe in like 50 years or something that Christmas of the Bulge. He said the ground was just solidly frozen, and you just could not dig a foxhole with an entrenching tool. Impossible. But if you didn't, you were basically dead meat, and I mean a DEEP freakin' foxhole too. Anyway, Dad said that he always kept a case or two of handgrenades in his half track just for blasting through the frozen topsoil so their shovels would work. He said every American did it if they could.
Why don't you keep live rounds??
If a fire breaks out and they find the live rounds, you will get a big fine and your insurance will do nothing.
It's dangerous for the firemen.
Gr Nick
History Secrets This comment is a bit old but small arms cartridges aren't dangerous and at this point moisture got in them and they won't burn. I have over 5000 actually live rounds for my rifles stored in my house, perfectly safe.
At 17:02 that's a shotgun slug from a hunter
Thanks for your comment!
17:13 The coin is a belgian franc, 20 franc is like € 0.50 today.. These are the last ones they made before euro came.. So it can be an old one or not.. picture: assets.catawiki.nl/assets/3/7/2/3/723b88a0-9bdf-012c-ebe4-0050569428b1.jpg
That's indeed the same coin, i have a lot of them haha! :-D
Thanks for your comment!
Gr Nick
"Palmolive" American hygiene company......pronounced; paul - maul - live... Your english is excellent but you find a lot of stuff from this company so I thought I would let you know how to pronounce. I'm a big WWII buff & your content is great Nick.
Haha, thanks for the tip! ;)
I watched an American commercial and now i know.. hopefully i will remember it when i find it again!
We also have it in the Netherlands, that's why i didn't know :)
Thanks for watching!!
Gr Nick
JOE MACK don't copy America aluminium alo min yum not aloom ma num it's English lol great channel though
Oh, i didn't even knew that, haha!
In the Netherlands we call it Aluminium, so that's actually more correct, haha!
Thanks!
Gr Nick
The soil must be much more corrosive where you are digging than that around Berlin... The condition of your finds is so much more corroded to say its been in the ground for around the same length of time...
The ground where i detect in this video is pretty bad.. but there are places with good soil here too! :D
Gr Nick
netjes man wou dat ik een keer mee kon haha kom je uit nederland of belgie
Bedankt!! :-D
Ik kom uit Nederland :)
Gr Nick
2.25 its a mas36
1:55 that might be
Mortar shrapnel
9:05 dat is denk ik om artillery shells vast te houden.
Dat zou inderdaad heel goed kunnen!
Interesant!
Bedankt voor de hulp!
Gr Nick
geen probleem, veel zoekplezier!
Dankjewel man! :-D
Gr Nick
hope they turned that dog tag into who ever Family.
I believe there is an organization you can contact to see if the soldier made it home safely or not based on what documents still exist.
He always does
Ya of course they are those tags are meant to be broken in hafe so ya
The first large find was a trench axe!
Thanks for your comment!! :-D
Gr Nick
16:51 its a shotgun slug
Yes indeed, you are right! :D
Gr Nick
I think this whit small hole is sniper hol
als je munten vind die vies zijn leg ze dan 1 dag in citroensap en ze zijn mooi en de volgende dag in chloos
its a "Blechschere" have the same one...
Find at 9.15 is part of a German bunker lantern
That could be indeed!
There are a lot of bunkers in that area..
I can't find the same model, do you know which one?
Thanks for your help! :-D
Gr Nick
Schöne Erkennungsmarke. Sollte Fallschirmjäger sein, da mit Code.
Waar is dat
That broken tool head appears to be that of a cross peen hammer
Thanks for your comment!! :-D
Gr Nick