You are very knowledgeable on your relics, even all covered in dirt and rust and you call them out. Impressive! Your English is very well spoken, thank you for sharing your relic hunts!
The Coughing Captain Well I'm sure your videos are spot on then, and not the work of some hack hack. He gets an A+ for the effort in my book. Perhaps you should try and outdo him with your own channel, but try not to choke up. However I'll stick to watching this one, since the "huge difference" is he's more entertaining to watch. Good luck
It’s remarkable as to how many items are still being found from WW2. That field kitchen was a great find. The leather piece you found, were there some metal pieces in the holes were you found them? Very nice find. You can use the field kitchen for your lunch when you go out exploring lol.
The leather item is a bayonet throg, or frog, not actually the scabbard. The actual scabbard was steel, and hung from the loop on the front, from the Wehrmacht standard combat equip't belt.
It is incredible how fast nature grows over. Only 70 years and completely burried under ground. I also live in a area where there were battles between German and Soviet forces. I also have a metal detector... hmmm. :-)
This is so nice ww2hh, i have watched all of you videos and you are one of my favourite youtubers. I also wanna mention that you have to keep up the videos becuase they are so good! I hope one day we can search together for relics, cheers big fan from Sweden.
Be sure to pay respect for the dead my friend. Every little bit and piece u find represents lives lost so that we could go and find it. On both sides. Please remember those that sacrifised everything. Remember the anguish of their family. Most of these men who died werent even old enough to buy a beer. Rest easy .
I just wanted to say that I enjoy your videos and that your lucky the frost is out of the ground so you can dig. If you ever get to Vermont give me a shout and we'll go to some of my favorite spots.
Hello. Great videos. I really enjoy watching them. I'm a corporate pilot and travel to Germany from the U.S. often. Just curious what city do you live in?
You have a very pleasing method of presentation. I do appreciate your editing out the 'between ramblings" that so many others think we're interested in... /smh Oh! Most excellent splicing in the post cleanups while presenting your latest find. I'm subscribing as a result of your succinct style. Keep it up and good luck!!!
WW2HistoryHunter Goes to show that I know very little about anti-tank mines! WWII vintage or otherwise.... But thanks for the two second thrill. Fun video. Thanks.
I'm intrigued to know the condition of the inside of the wharmacht kitchen can? great find' goes to show the quality of the kit that was produced' the handles look like they could go on and on for another 70 year
+WW2HistoryHunter It looks like my kind of a fun excursion. I only caght a glimpse of that cliff, but to me it immediately looked similar to megalithic stone contruction ruins worldwide, of very large stones, advanced work. Newearth channel shows many such sites for you to compare. You may find something much, much older digging there!
Great video as ever pal. Though we might get a holy Madonna when you found that very large and very field kitchen thing. I'll say it for you. Holy Madonna. How's about a shout out on your next video ? Hahaha
@@WW2HistoryHunter I'd seen these a long time ago! But always enjoy your work! Did I tell you I'm just home after 4months in hospital. Some fun for this old man! Stay well!
+RioDeLaNorte Hallo Rio. Froh, dass Sie die Zeit zum anschauen meiner Filme nehmen. Ich freue mich auf mehr von Ihnen und die gut aussehend Ihres Hundes. Danke für den Kommentar und wir sehen uns.
Well , just think that if you were at the Beach and you got a signal for a soda can,, you dig it and next to the can there is a plastic box. You find the plastic as a result of finding the metal. ok ? Thanks
Cool, just though I'd make a reference to an old Reddit post. Story goes a redditor named KnightOfSunlight posted a pic to r/whatisthisthing of a piece of metal he found metal detecting, unknowing to the fact that it was an italian landmine. It is believed that he accidentally set it off and died, evident from his lack of updates and sudden abandonment of his Reddit account. Call my joke fucked up but I couldn't help but see the connection between the two
I love when you find the personal items from the soldiers like the domino. I can imagine the soldiers sitting around playing different games to escape the war for a little while. Am still impressed with the field kitchen. It looked like it was insulated. You had a good a of searching.
Thats awesome, where I live in Texas, outside of town is an old abandoned military base from the ww2 era, the name of the town is Gainesville, I am a ww1 and ww2 history buff as well as a veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom on the War on Terror. You have some very interesting finds, I wish you happy hunting in all your Ventures. Mabey one day you could check out this old base here in Texas, from what I have seen there are many, many bunkers, silos, and foundations that sit on basically what is now cow grazing land. Good Luck and Hapoy Hunting!
That thing you found that you thought was a scabbard is actually a frog. The stud on the metal K98 bayonet scabbard went in through that hole, and then the leather frog attached it to the belt.
Sir , finding leather , bakkelite etc is just a bi-Product of finding metal Objects. They are just Down there between all the other stuff. Thanks for watching.
I always enjoy your videos, Your english is very good , I grew up in Germany,As I have told you before back in the mid 1950,s Many bunkers and gun emplacements were still in plain sight . Keep up the great work as it is much appreciated and brings back some fond memories.
Tänu pole väärt. (english - No problem) Also dont say that the soviets were great or dont say anithing saing that soviets are good. Because they were horrible bastards. Dont say this stuff in Estonia. And you might want to learn allitel bit of Estonian if you want to impress a Estonian..
Actually it's not a scabbard. It is called a bayonet frog. The scabbard has a metal hook that is attached to the scabbard. The metal hook corresponds to the hole in that piece of leather. If you look at a complete K98 bayonet and frog you will see what I mean. Great video once again! ;)
This is such an amazing channel. I have been looking for a channel like this for ages. You made my day man thankyou so much. Some amazing finds by the way. You have inspired me to start metal detecting for WWII relics
You can see the large container in this link: www.anticsonline.co.uk/617_1_21252.html I wonder if it could have survived from WW1? www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-wehrmacht-field-kitchen-from-the-beginning-of-wwi-the-german-armies-31484212.html
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You are very knowledgeable on your relics, even all covered in dirt and rust and you call them out. Impressive! Your English is very well spoken, thank you for sharing your relic hunts!
The Coughing Captain Well I'm sure your videos are spot on then, and not the work of some hack hack. He gets an A+ for the effort in my book. Perhaps you should try and outdo him with your own channel, but try not to choke up. However I'll stick to watching this one, since the "huge difference" is he's more entertaining to watch. Good luck
+phock ohf I only try to be myself , nothing else. Thanks for comment and for watching.
I am impressed by how much you know about the things, even the little things, you find. That definitely makes it more interesting.
+Carl Cantrell -You are so right.His knowledge is what makes these videos the best.
Huggs,silky
+Carl Cantrell Thanks Carl
I am hooked on these videos and I am now actually inspired to leave my room
he he , you should :)
i THINK i'LL STAY.
Hi brother
Venquis I'm also inspired but I'm 11 years old so I can't do these things.
Yes you can.. just find someone to go with you
It’s remarkable as to how many items are still being found from WW2. That field kitchen was a great find. The leather piece you found, were there some metal pieces in the holes were you found them? Very nice find. You can use the field kitchen for your lunch when you go out exploring lol.
Yes that thing was such a surprise and so glad i found that :) Thanks Anthony.
I really appreciate you doing this in English. Subscribed and Liked. Thanks from Chicago
+ImprovisedSurvival Thanks for that. Appreciate it.
WW2HistoryHunter I subscribed and pressed the bell
ImprovisedSurvival d
...yes and warmest thank yous from Boulder, Colorado. Wonderful finds, lots of knowledge, new information and your voice and your spirit are lovely.
Sans The skeleton c
This is fascinating stuff presented by a really nice guy...how anyone could dislike it is way beyond me...thanks WW2HistoryHunter!
+cogidubnus1953 Thank YOu Sir. Dislikes will always be there when you share. Take no notice of it , i dont :) Thanks.
The leather item is a bayonet throg, or frog, not actually the scabbard. The actual scabbard was steel, and hung from the loop on the front, from the Wehrmacht standard combat equip't belt.
+lebomm johnson i know jut mixing up stuff out there in the Fields. My bad. Thanks for watching.
yeah, genius me just assumed it was a treasure chest full of gold
Thanks for watching.
Really inspirational for a young WWII enthusiasts like me :)
Great to read that Mitchell and thanks for taking time to watch.
A "giddy-up" soup can. That's a great find.
+19angelman61 Thanks
amazing finds, interesting to see relics left from such a hectic period of time. keep it up.
Will do. Thanks
You have really helped me in my WW2 homework about weapons and stuff thank you sooo much
wow , that was great to read and hope you do well in Your work. Thank you for watching and Greetings from us.
WW2HistoryHunter I handed i in today and got an A⭐️
WW2HistoryHunter thanks so much
WW2HistoryHunter love yore channel
Loevlogs Loevlogs lol lies
Its a beaut. I wish i could see a "piece' of history like that.
Thanks a lot :)
that small digging tool is called a shovel
no it is a small digging tool :) Thanks for watching.
I love seeing the logistical side of the war. The parts never actually shown in a history class.
Interesting part that is as well. More to come and thanks Leeroy :)
Really cool find! You must have been excited to find something like that.Thank you very much foe sharing.I really enjoy all you adventures!
+Scott Willie Glad You liked it Scott.
hello ww2h.h.
I enjoy watching ur videos very much. Even the little relics are of interest. Keep searching and keep up the good work!
+James Curtis So glad to see that James and thanks.
It is incredible how fast nature grows over. Only 70 years and completely burried under ground. I also live in a area where there were battles between German and Soviet forces. I also have a metal detector... hmmm. :-)
All my pleasure and thanks for watching.
This is so nice ww2hh, i have watched all of you videos and you are one of my favourite youtubers. I also wanna mention that you have to keep up the videos becuase they are so good! I hope one day we can search together for relics, cheers big fan from Sweden.
pretty good find of old stuff....
It is really fun to do and thanks for watching.
I wonder if he is concerned some of that live ammo could explode in his hands it would be very unstable after all that time in the ground.
i am all the time....Thanks for watching.
Another excellent video my friend keep up the good work & thank's for sharing. Best wishes from Scotland UK :-)
+Stuart Corstorphine Greetings to Scotland and stay safe from Ww2HH
Thanks WW2HistoryHunter stay safe :--)
JUST OPEN IT...........
i did , didnt you watch the full video ? Thanks for watching.
What amazes me is the stuff that was just left behind. I would love to know why
Thanks for watching
field kitchen excellent find bayonet scabbored very nice history is partial to you my friend good video enjoyed it
Thanks Franz
Be sure to pay respect for the dead my friend. Every little bit and piece u find represents lives lost so that we could go and find it. On both sides. Please remember those that sacrifised everything. Remember the anguish of their family. Most of these men who died werent even old enough to buy a beer. Rest easy .
Thanks for watching.
i like how he says knife. "kniufe"
Thanks King
I just wanted to say that I enjoy your videos and that your lucky the frost is out of the ground so you can dig. If you ever get to Vermont give me a shout and we'll go to some of my favorite spots.
+Griz Bear So glad to read that Griz and thanks for taking interest.
Hello. Great videos. I really enjoy watching them. I'm a corporate pilot and travel to Germany from the U.S. often. Just curious what city do you live in?
+Marcus Bennett Thanks for watching.
"digging tool"
yes , digging tool :) Thanks for watching.
I love the wording 😂 great vid
Dwarf Rehab
That knife sleeve is so cool
i agree. Special finding. Thanks for watching.
WW2HistoryHunter no problem your one of the coolest WWII searchers keep up the good work
You have a very pleasing method of presentation. I do appreciate your editing out the 'between ramblings" that so many others think we're interested in... /smh
Oh! Most excellent splicing in the post cleanups while presenting your latest find.
I'm subscribing as a result of your succinct style.
Keep it up and good luck!!!
Thanks for watching.
Geez.... For a second or two I thought it was an anti-tank mine.....
ok , not that Dangerous then :) Thanks for watching.
WW2HistoryHunter
Goes to show that I know very little about anti-tank mines! WWII vintage or otherwise....
But thanks for the two second thrill.
Fun video. Thanks.
I'm intrigued to know the condition of the inside of the wharmacht kitchen can? great find' goes to show the quality of the kit that was produced' the handles look like they could go on and on for another 70 year
+Daviid Turnbulluno yes it is in quite good shape in there. Thanks.
WW2HistoryHunter any pictures of the inners mate?
Hi just subscribed... really interesting.. you are very knowledgeable ! I am learning a lot from your posts. Thank you.
Great to read that and i will try to present more in the future. Thanks
Where you found the scabbard? was that an ancient wall? Thanks for the vid. Cool history, love the anchor button.
it was near a very old Cliff area. Thanks and Greetings.
+WW2HistoryHunter It looks like my kind of a fun excursion. I only caght a glimpse of that cliff, but to me it immediately looked similar to megalithic stone contruction ruins worldwide, of very large stones, advanced work. Newearth channel shows many such sites for you to compare. You may find something much, much older digging there!
Great video as ever pal. Though we might get a holy Madonna when you found that very large and very field kitchen thing. I'll say it for you. Holy Madonna. How's about a shout out on your next video ? Hahaha
+Moe23pd well , here is one : HOLY MADONNA !. Thanks.
Very nice my friend! Continued best wishes!
Thanks for the visit
@@WW2HistoryHunter I'd seen these a long time ago! But always enjoy your work! Did I tell you I'm just home after 4months in hospital. Some fun for this old man! Stay well!
@@buzsalmon That is not good to read my friend. We hope you will have a full recovery and we pray for you my friend.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Thank you. Thank you very much!
you did great finding all these relics, very intersting video.
Appreciate it Curtis.
no problem relic-hunter!
Viele Grüsse aus dem Vaterland !! ;`)
+RioDeLaNorte
Hallo Rio. Froh, dass Sie die Zeit zum anschauen meiner Filme nehmen. Ich freue mich auf mehr von Ihnen und die gut aussehend Ihres Hundes. Danke für den Kommentar und wir sehen uns.
I didn't know shovels could talk.
maybe they do :) Thanks
WW2HistoryHunter haha. I've been pretty interested in your videos. Keep them coming
Man you really know your stuff.
wow, very interesting stuff you found!! congrats!!
+kitebabe05 Appreciate YOu watching
The giant tube was cool
Thanks Michael and have a great summer
I bet you there was snicker bars in there
+Raul where , where ? me want. Thanks for watching.
You earned yourself a sub
German Engineering, still good after 70 years.
i agree. Appreciate you watching.
not BMWs ajajaj
Exceptions to every rule Lol. But what about the BMW 1500cc block used in F1? 1500 HP from a 1500CC block? Now THAT is Engineering.
Awesome find !! Love it.
Thanks 👍Tammy
Hi first a very good video! I have a question, you found a leather think for a knife but can you find that with a metaldetector? (3:27)
Well , just think that if you were at the Beach and you got a signal for a soda can,, you dig it and next to the can there is a plastic box. You find the plastic as a result of finding the metal. ok ? Thanks
@@WW2HistoryHunter okey thank you!
wow man honestly you got some good finds
once in a while one gets Lucky. Thanks
cool stuff. I like your channel. I'm subbing for sure
Thanks Matthew.
Wow! What metal detector do you have?
Here i am using a Fisher F75ltd. have many others but this is used n this video. Thanks
Thank you for sharing.Amazing!
+jw moberly Thanks JW
when i was building my house i found a state highway patrolmans gun knowing they destroy them
Must ahve been exiting. Thanks
so what was in it? do you have a video showing how you open it?
When you watch my full video you will see. Thanks for watching.
what does the mess container look like cleaned up? was there petrified potato soup in it?
+korgboy98 nothing inside and in the end of the video you can see it.
+WW2HistoryHunter I cant believe I missed that part. must have been the only 3 seconds I looked away.
THE rings u found go on top of a ampuel of med.
+jan lechner do they , cool to know. Thanks Jan
I used to find german helmets and rusted guns in my area when i was a kid.. i have lost or thrown everything away
+Ric Mon (bubba dupont) Wow !!! so where do you live ...
+Ric Mon (bubba dupont) Thanks for sharing.
awesome find, thanks for sharing...
+lifeisshort makeithappen Thanks for watching.
Do you sell this stuff to the museum or do you keep it
All Depends on circumstances and location. Thanks for watching.
I even found a rifle! lucky that it's still can be used!
ok , great. Thanks for watching.
the question i have is if you find a bunker whether or not its above or below ground do you need to get permission to go in it and if yes by who
+Jason Sulham Thanks for watching. it all Depends on where it is.
you mean if the land is government or privately owned
WAIT.... IS THAT A TANK WHEEL?!?!?!
Watch the full video and you will know :)
digging tool? more like a French knife. lol
HE hE. Thanks
I went metal detecting one time and found metal.
Thank you for watching
how do you find leather with a metal detector?
it is just a bi-Product of finding metal Objects. like you find a plastic bag around a old coke can , see ?. Thanks
Some more good finds
+@DC-FC79 yes and glad you watched. Thanks
If you find somfing whit rust on it youst put it in cola and den the rust will go away
yes that is a great tip. Thanks
Woww... Thats are realy nice find!
+Matthias Berg GLad You liked it. Thanks,
I lost my sink plug and tunic button 😱
Thanks for watching.
maybe a bottle cover
could be. Thanks
How the hell do you find leather and plastic using a metal detector?
Buy a metal detector from the dollar store.
+Kawok leather and plastic etc are found as a result of digging for metals. They just happen to be there in the soil. Thanks for watching.
Greaaaat video my friend:))
+ww2diggingnorway wheyyyy , thanks buddy and wow what great finds you do these days. GReetings from me.
love when you post a new vid!!
It's called a shovel.
is it ?. Thanks
i think that most of those items are worth more than thousands of dollars or euros
ok. Thanks
+WW2HistoryHunter yeah probably to a museum or something like that
+Andrew Bake museums rarely buy items. It is mostly donated. Private collectors have the big bucks
Nice German food container! I'll upload a new video myself soon, found some nice relics last couple of times detecting. Greetings from John
+JohnAbruzzi6 Great stuff John , looking forward to that. WW2HH
Cool video! Another great adventure. Take care. 💖
Smacking large WWII metal containers that you find in the ground probably isn't the best policy.
No it could say bang :) Thanks
Imagine if the bucket was filled with 80 year old soup.
+Don Ascanio Imagine if it kept that soup in better condition than being left in a, "Coleman"...I'm implying some super soup.
+Don Ascanio Imagine sending it to ashens for review
+Millard VanBuran das German engineering
Endotype Ashens on 80 year old German Military Soup recently unearthed in the forest. KEK
+Don Ascanio Well i would probably taste it. Thanks for watching
I am pretty sure the only thing I would find is live land mines.
could be :) Thanks for watching.
1murder99 KnightOfSunlight, is that you?
Just an old Vietnam vet with some experience with land mines and booby traps.
Cool, just though I'd make a reference to an old Reddit post. Story goes a redditor named KnightOfSunlight posted a pic to r/whatisthisthing of a piece of metal he found metal detecting, unknowing to the fact that it was an italian landmine. It is believed that he accidentally set it off and died, evident from his lack of updates and sudden abandonment of his Reddit account. Call my joke fucked up but I couldn't help but see the connection between the two
1murder997 I had the same thought. Ya never know.
I love when you find the personal items from the soldiers like the domino. I can imagine the soldiers sitting around playing different games to escape the war for a little while. Am still impressed with the field kitchen. It looked like it was insulated. You had a good a of searching.
Loved this place for sure and that item was just amazing to see there. Thanks Anthony.
7:16 What we all came for.
ok. Thanks
Thats awesome, where I live in Texas, outside of town is an old abandoned military base from the ww2 era, the name of the town is Gainesville, I am a ww1 and ww2 history buff as well as a veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom on the War on Terror. You have some very interesting finds, I wish you happy hunting in all your Ventures. Mabey one day you could check out this old base here in Texas, from what I have seen there are many, many bunkers, silos, and foundations that sit on basically what is now cow grazing land. Good Luck and Hapoy Hunting!
Thanks John for watching.
John Downs: I think the name of the military base was Camp Howze. You can look it up on Wikipedia.
That thing you found that you thought was a scabbard is actually a frog. The stud on the metal K98 bayonet scabbard went in through that hole, and then the leather frog attached it to the belt.
+Mandy Hammond i know , just confused out there. Thanks.
WW2HistoryHunter not a problem. Figured Id share and you or others could learn ^_^
Thank you once more it is like travelling in time!
+GateKommand yes , traveling in time is the right Words. Thanks Gate
Awesome find. I was hoping there would be something inside of it . Lol . But awesome find and video none the less.
+SAM “BLUECOLLAR684” FAASUAMANU was a cool finding. Thanks.
Make another video showing what's inside of it
CPTwoof 1 he opened it at the end. it was probably empty.
Cool😎
*full of sourkraut
Are you German by any chance? Also have ever thought about making a channel about WW1 relics?
Thomas Orsini hes polish
I think German, I am both and his accent lends that he speaks German primarily.
Thanks to all that responded to my comment!
How did you find a leather knife pocket with a metal detector?
Sir , finding leather , bakkelite etc is just a bi-Product of finding metal Objects. They are just Down there between all the other stuff. Thanks for watching.
The Arbiter 544
WW2HistoryHunter oh ok
nice finds by the way
Animator Excel n
The Arbiter 544 it had a pin on it
I always enjoy your videos, Your english is very good , I grew up in Germany,As I have told you before back in the mid 1950,s Many bunkers and gun emplacements were still in plain sight . Keep up the great work as it is much appreciated and brings back some fond memories.
+PAINFOOL13 Happy to read that and Greetings from me.
"Small digging tool" dude.... it's just a shovel 😂😂💀
Thanksf or kind Words and Greetings from WW2HistoryHunter
Gvm
yet another great find from you sir, thanks for the upload it was well worth watching , all the best for the next dig,.,.
+neil phillips Appreciate it Neil.
Go to Blue Hills and ask the Estonian police if you can search around the Blue Hills (it held the russian advance for 9 or 7 months)
Never heard of it. do you have the Estonian name for it maybe ? Thanks for watching.
Sinimäed. And no problem. Search "The Battle of Blue Hills / Sinimägede lahing" on youtube. Then you might hear allot more then me.
Tänu pole väärt. (english - No problem)
Also dont say that the soviets were great or dont say anithing saing that soviets are good. Because they were horrible bastards. Dont say this stuff in Estonia. And you might want to learn allitel bit of Estonian if you want to impress a Estonian..
i belive that in war all participants are great , in making the mistake of having a war. Thanks. WW2HH
No problem.
Actually it's not a scabbard. It is called a bayonet frog. The scabbard has a metal hook that is attached to the scabbard. The metal hook corresponds to the hole in that piece of leather. If you look at a complete K98 bayonet and frog you will see what I mean. Great video once again! ;)
+Darrell Besser i agree. sometimes it is easy to mix up stuff when you are out there and frenetically working. Thanks for great feeback.
Darrell Besser zxwfc qdbss qo
Joah L What are you trying to say?
Darrell Besser I didn't mean to type that
OK that's cool 😎
This is such an amazing channel. I have been looking for a channel like this for ages. You made my day man thankyou so much. Some amazing finds by the way. You have inspired me to start metal detecting for WWII relics
so cool omg
sure wish I could go on a hunt or 2 with you!
Christin Marshal
A small digging tool... You mean a shovel? Haha great video man
no , a small digging tool :) Thanks Alex
Were there any dates on the food container?
There are but very difficult to see but i think it is 1943. Thanks
You can see the large container in this link:
www.anticsonline.co.uk/617_1_21252.html
I wonder if it could have survived from WW1?
www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-wehrmacht-field-kitchen-from-the-beginning-of-wwi-the-german-armies-31484212.html