I can't believe the treasure we found! Y'all don't forget to check out James' Channel too! Thank you for watching. 🙏 ruclips.net/channel/UCTV_5etNskcAeNxrPpDYrOA
4:55. That's not a stopper for a bottle. I'm old enough to remember when houses took fuses, and not circuit breakers. They were pieces of glass like you have there screwed over two pieces of metal with an isolator of ceramic. Soldered from metal to metal was the copper piece of varying thickness. These were the varying amperage of your circuits. What you have there is the glass top to a ceramic fuse. ( those are the ones people died all the time changing. That's why they discontinued their use).
Yes it was an old fuse. I remember when a fuse would blow, if you stuck a copper penny in the hole and screwed the fuse back in, the power would come back on. Really a dangerous thing to have done, being a big fire hazard, but nobody knew or thought about that I guess. I think the other long metal tipped brownish thing found near that was also a type of fuse. Maybe predating the glass ones? Cool finds though!
@@lizzyanthus1 they make fuses like that for power poles also, to kill the circuit in case of a short or lightening strike. that is what causes most outages in storms
Kyle I just can't get enough of watching you explore. Your excitement over little things is just infectious. I used to live in a new construction home in an old neighborhood. The back yard was a super steep hill so the builder just left it as it was. The older kids in the neighborhood used to hang out on the plot of land, away from their parents and drink and stuff and left all of their bottles. I'm pretty sure at one point the neighborhood used the land to also just dump trash. It was fun to explore and pick up what they'd left behind years ago. My mom used to get super excited over any blue bottle. Her fave was a milk of magnesia bottle...lol. I hope your mom is doing ok. I don't know what your beliefs are, but I have prayed for her. She seems like the sweetest woman. She made a good kid! Thank you for what you do. Truly, it is a blessing for me. I haven't been able to leave my home in a year due to illness and disability. So this type of content truly takes me where I want to go. The funny thing is this... My daughter will now and then come out of her room and just look at me because when you and Chris are canoeing and going over and under trees I actually find myself ducking with you. My daughter laughs at me. But I really immerse myself and am completely invested in these excursions like I'm with you guys!
Amazing finds guys! That thing you picked up and didn't know what it was, it's an old fuse. Such beautiful old bottles you guys found. I love those little cobalt blue ones you guys found and left for the land owner, that was very nice of you to do. I also really like the green one James found and that aqua colored Mason jar you found. Very cool and exciting video Kyle. Thanks for sharing!✌️🤠
Hey Cal this is Lonnie from Ohio just checking to see how your mother is doing and our prayers and thoughts are still going strong for her and I hope you’re doing well yourself take care my friend
That was such a good hunt! I already subscribe to james channel and it was great to see a collab with you two! And what cool finds! that was an awesome hunt by both of you! I really hope you camera is ok! That was a real bummer and put a damper on the day, but the finds were awesome! Thanks for the collab by two of my favorite collectors! awesome!
When I was a kid I jumped from a high embankment into a lake and landed barefooted onto a jagged broken bottle sticking straight up on the lake bed. This video brought back the memories. lol
Rumor has it that I still have alien goo from the druggist bottle stuck on me today 😂. That stuff was so sticky. Great video bro! I’m on the hunt for more spots to dig the next time you come to town. You make the best videos!
What part of Michigan u live? I have a dump I found that I wouldn’t mind having someone come look/help and figure out what was going on and what we could find.
Here in Virginia the 5 leaves is called Virginia creeper...the glass stopper looks like a house fuse. What a awesome day for y'all... Kyle u hang with some strange awesome people ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Another great video with more great finds. I would love to be able to go hunting with you. My aunt hunted bottle in the 80's and found thousands of bottles. She is getting on in years and would like to sell her collection, but I don't even know where to start.
3:26 about 15 seconds before you said this, I was cringing in my chair as you walked amongst and filmed the leaves. Happy to hear you identify it, was a bit worried :)
So far 3 Bromo Seltzers, one for each of you, and Pat the land it's so interesting to go with you on these excursions! I'm disabled, so I can't do it myself. Thank you for taking me along!! It's very much appreciated!
When I was a kit Hostetters bitters was one of them best and more common bitters bottle finds we could have - in Northern California. Not sure where it was made but great find!
That Byron bottle was cool. I went to Byron high school. Byron is a very old town. Awesome find!! Also, the copper ended tube is an electric fuse. Keep the videos coming. We love what you're doing.
I looked up the Johnsons Ink bottle. It is from the Civil War Era. And yours had the lid w/ brush. Even though it was broken It wasn't in pieces and could have been given to a Museum. Just saying
Beware when you WALK in a creek/river in Michigan you need the land owners permission. The landowner owns the bottom of the riverbed. So when you are walking you are trespassing. However, if you're in a canoe you are OK. But as soon as you step out to walk you are trespassing. Not all states are the same.
James got lucky. Lol! And you found a fuse. There are still some nice people out there. Anyone named Pat has got to be good. Lol! I forgot to tell you the other day. There is an old town dump along the Prairie River on the edge of town. Right now the river is way down because of the drought we have been having.
The 2 things you couldn't figure out were fuses. Also the broken bottles could be cut to make glasses out of. Since Fi finds from England (youtuber) makes them and sells them. Love watching your videos with Michigan Rocks!
I’m going to have to find a good bottle spot in Missouri… I’m sure there’s something good around here somewhere… There’s some old stuff here! Especially on the east side of the state where I’m at. I’ve never went bottle hunting but if I do find a spot you’ll be the first to know Kyle 👍🏼
That's crazy. Byron is in my neck of the woods. I live in Corunna. Close to Byron. Nice finds as always! Are you able to disclose where exactly you are? I'm wanting to get into finding treasures with my two year old little girl.
@@jimmylarge1148 I understand that. That's why I said are you able to? If not, no biggie. Doesn't hurt to ask. Just something I want to do for fun with my little girl. Not out for monetary gain.
@@Freespirit7920 oh I totally didn’t think u had money or I’ll intentions in mind. I also wasn’t trying to be a di&! Either! Good luck and a good thing to get kids into!
@@jimmylarge1148 Ty! I appreciate your comment. Sometimes it's hard to tell emotion through typed words. I didn't think you were being a d!c$. Maybe a bit of a smart 🍑. 😬😆 But that's ok. I can be a smart 🍑. A lot. Lol. I didn't take it personally. No worries! 😎
That ‘little stopper” is part of a coffee pot, top part of a percolator so you could see how fast the coffee was percolating to know when the beverage was done.
Lol 😂 I dug a ceramic pot lid base under a tree 🌲 at home that smelt like eucalyptus oil my mate sniffed it lol 😂 I said why are ya sniffing 130 yr old stuff I dug from a dump mate lol 😂? He said Craig I’ll never really know lol 😂
Most people aren’t allergic to Virginia creeper but I’ve grown up in the woods of west Tennessee and my brother and I are allergic it gives us the same rash/reaction that poison oak and Ivy gives. It’s everywhere here.
@@jasonstorie8740 I had never heard of that. Learn something new every day. I rarely react to poison ivy, but I wash with Dawn or Tecnu if I have any if I realize I've touched it.
I live in a Masachusetts town where the Revolutionary war was fought. There are stone walls and house foundations all through the woods, but I've never located a dump. Drives me crazy because I know they're out there.
@ 5:45 It's some kind of big ceramic fuse. Also, the little glass "stopper" as you called it @ 4:50 looks like an old screw-in glass fuse except there's no metal fuse in it. It may be part of a fuse or possibly a dummy fuse just to fill an empty spot in the breaker box.
Nice bottle hunt! I had a bitters bottle IDENTICAL to that one that I found here in NE Texas, but then I got a case of the stupids a few years ago and sold it!
That thing you called a stopper, the one you picked up right before James picked up the horse shoe is a fuse without the mettle base on it. Or also called a breaker.
I can't believe the treasure we found! Y'all don't forget to check out James' Channel too! Thank you for watching. 🙏 ruclips.net/channel/UCTV_5etNskcAeNxrPpDYrOA
good to see you in your natural water habitat in Michigan without the fear of gators.
Already follow him.😊
definitely a fuse
Where abouts you in michigan.i am in dearborn.what river or creek you in
4:55. That's not a stopper for a bottle. I'm old enough to remember when houses took fuses, and not circuit breakers. They were pieces of glass like you have there screwed over two pieces of metal with an isolator of ceramic. Soldered from metal to metal was the copper piece of varying thickness. These were the varying amperage of your circuits.
What you have there is the glass top to a ceramic fuse. ( those are the ones people died all the time changing. That's why they discontinued their use).
The two mystery objects look like fuses for your breaker box.
Definitely a old fuse
Yupp
That’s what I was thinking possibly a fuses for overhead wires
Heck yes they are
Kids dont know bout those and or the pennies in the box that really gets m lol
@@stephenkessel1990 as an Electrician I have been shocked more times than I can count because someone put a penny in the fuse box
I think that is a glass insulator to a fuse. All the stuff you’re finding is amazing!!
That's what I thought as well. :-)
it is
Yes it was an old fuse. I remember when a fuse would blow, if you stuck a copper penny in the hole and screwed the fuse back in, the power would come back on. Really a dangerous thing to have done, being a big fire hazard, but nobody knew or thought about that I guess. I think the other long metal tipped brownish thing found near that was also a type of fuse. Maybe predating the glass ones? Cool finds though!
@@lizzyanthus1 they make fuses like that for power poles also, to kill the circuit in case of a short or lightening strike. that is what causes most outages in storms
The glass item stamped "Eagle" is a screw in fuse and the "fishing rod handle' is a cartridge electrical box fuse
Kyle I just can't get enough of watching you explore. Your excitement over little things is just infectious. I used to live in a new construction home in an old neighborhood. The back yard was a super steep hill so the builder just left it as it was. The older kids in the neighborhood used to hang out on the plot of land, away from their parents and drink and stuff and left all of their bottles. I'm pretty sure at one point the neighborhood used the land to also just dump trash. It was fun to explore and pick up what they'd left behind years ago. My mom used to get super excited over any blue bottle. Her fave was a milk of magnesia bottle...lol.
I hope your mom is doing ok. I don't know what your beliefs are, but I have prayed for her. She seems like the sweetest woman. She made a good kid! Thank you for what you do. Truly, it is a blessing for me. I haven't been able to leave my home in a year due to illness and disability. So this type of content truly takes me where I want to go. The funny thing is this... My daughter will now and then come out of her room and just look at me because when you and Chris are canoeing and going over and under trees I actually find myself ducking with you. My daughter laughs at me. But I really immerse myself and am completely invested in these excursions like I'm with you guys!
yes. #1 is the glass to a screw in fuse for home use. #2 is a bar type fuse, used for commercial application.
Love me some bottles!
Wherever the wild Kyle goes, there are old bottles to be found! So glad we get to watch! 😊
Amazing finds guys! That thing you picked up and didn't know what it was, it's an old fuse. Such beautiful old bottles you guys found. I love those little cobalt blue ones you guys found and left for the land owner, that was very nice of you to do. I also really like the green one James found and that aqua colored Mason jar you found. Very cool and exciting video Kyle. Thanks for sharing!✌️🤠
Hey Cal this is Lonnie from Ohio just checking to see how your mother is doing and our prayers and thoughts are still going strong for her and I hope you’re doing well yourself take care my friend
Awesome you find a nice bottle oh God I’m smiling ear to ear here it makes me happy when I see Kyle find something that makes him excited
That’s a cow crime scene. 😆
Nice finds! 👍
What an amazing adventure! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! :)
That was such a good hunt! I already subscribe to james channel and it was great to see a collab with you two! And what cool finds! that was an awesome hunt by both of you! I really hope you camera is ok! That was a real bummer and put a damper on the day, but the finds were awesome! Thanks for the collab by two of my favorite collectors! awesome!
That’s was awesome!! Thanks for sharing!!
james always makes good finds, great guy!
Some great bottles, I really like the tiny ones, that large square one you found is fabulous.
I was a Parrish for many years so I like that one the best. Many cool finds, sorry about your camera hope it makes it. Looks like fun Kyle! 🥰😊👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'm a simple man. I get the notification, I click.
Thank you my friend :)
When I was a kid I jumped from a high embankment into a lake and landed barefooted onto a jagged broken bottle sticking straight up on the lake bed. This video brought back the memories. lol
Oh God that gave me the chills reading
That white tube with copper ends is a electrical fuse.
That Ohio bottle is awesome. Also the bitters and the mason jar. Do all rivers have bottles or just the ones you hunt? 😋💖🏏🎸
Whoever lived there before Pat must have had one bad case of indigestion. Great collab and awesome bottles! :-)
Thanks for taking us along. Good couple finds. 👍🤘
Really cool finds! Thanks for sharing your adventures. :)
The one next to the poison oak with the 5 leaves is Virginia creeper.
Cut the broken ones down into cups or vases! So cool to go exploring with you guys! Your reactions make me chuckle! I love it!
looks like your hunting in my back yard..Downtown Byron. on the Shiawassee..i dug the same druggist bottle over here in Argentine TWP
Rumor has it that I still have alien goo from the druggist bottle stuck on me today 😂. That stuff was so sticky. Great video bro! I’m on the hunt for more spots to dig the next time you come to town. You make the best videos!
It will never come off! Hahahaha! Had a ton of fun with you up there man. Can't wait to get back and do some more crazy hunts!
What part of Michigan u live? I have a dump I found that I wouldn’t mind having someone come look/help and figure out what was going on and what we could find.
Nice bottles. Was having a great time til you found all the darn bones!
These are so cool! Love all this history! So so cool! 😃🙌🏼💯
Thanks for the video, sir.
And thank you for watching! :)
Kyle I always enjoy your videos thank you for sharing looks like you had an awesome day finding bottles👍👍👍👍👍🗝️
Another cool wild Kyle adventure
Awesome video Wild Kyle and James! My friends and I just started digging an 1890's dump. Everything from pontil to bi molds!
Congratulations on your first Bitters!
Here in Virginia the 5 leaves is called Virginia creeper...the glass stopper looks like a house fuse. What a awesome day for y'all... Kyle u hang with some strange awesome people ❤️❤️❤️❤️
We call it Virginia Creeper in Michigan too Benita. It's related to poison ivy, but doesn't have the same rash causing property.
Hint: Eagle electrical fuse not a stopper.....Metal has rusted away.
Awesome finds guys...loved this video! We can't wait for you to come back to Michigan!
So many great finds. That was a productive day. Even if you didn’t find a lot. Until the next ✌🏻❤️🙂🙏
It is a fuse, the white thing with copper ends.
That bottle with the white liquid is probably linament ucalyptus and/or wintergreen for sore muscles.
It seriously smelled sooooo good!
Another great video with more great finds. I would love to be able to go hunting with you. My aunt hunted bottle in the 80's and found thousands of bottles. She is getting on in years and would like to sell her collection, but I don't even know where to start.
They have auctions that sell stuff like that plus there are glass and bottle shows
Good for you Mr Wild K you pronounced Illinois correctly. Not many do.
How fun. Great finds.
Awesome video once again!!!
3:26 about 15 seconds before you said this, I was cringing in my chair as you walked amongst and filmed the leaves. Happy to hear you identify it, was a bit worried :)
Yay bottles
Was glad to be out finding them again!
the thing you called handle appears to be a fuse as was the little screw in cap
So far 3 Bromo Seltzers, one for each of you, and Pat the land it's so interesting to go with you on these excursions! I'm disabled, so I can't do it myself. Thank you for taking me along!! It's very much appreciated!
Your buddy turned around when you heard that wood knock, thought you were going to find different bones...
The piece labeled "Eagle" is a fuse, and the long thin piece is also a fuse.
Leaves of 3, leave it be. The 5 leafed stuff is called Virginia Creeper. Very cool bottles!
Great finds Wild Kyle
great finds!
When I was a kit Hostetters bitters was one of them best and more common bitters bottle finds we could have - in Northern California. Not sure where it was made but great find!
That Byron bottle was cool. I went to Byron high school. Byron is a very old town. Awesome find!! Also, the copper ended tube is an electric fuse. Keep the videos coming. We love what you're doing.
I looked up the Johnsons Ink bottle. It is from the Civil War Era. And yours had the lid w/ brush. Even though it was broken It wasn't in pieces and could have been given to a Museum. Just saying
Cool finds! I love my pretty blue Ball jar! I just may fill it with rocks that I've found.❤️❤️
Beware when you WALK in a creek/river in Michigan you need the land owners permission. The landowner owns the bottom of the riverbed. So when you are walking you are trespassing. However, if you're in a canoe you are OK. But as soon as you step out to walk you are trespassing. Not all states are the same.
Oh wow I didn't know that's how it worked in Michigan. Thank you for the info!
Boy do I feel old. I knew exactly what the mystery item was as soon as you picked it up. Hahaha. Fuse.
James got lucky. Lol! And you found a fuse. There are still some nice people out there. Anyone named Pat has got to be good. Lol! I forgot to tell you the other day. There is an old town dump along the Prairie River on the edge of town. Right now the river is way down because of the drought we have been having.
Fuse is really a coffee pot percolator top so u could see percolation action
Very cool finds, guys!💖
3:33 Looks like ginseng to me. Shhhhh 🤫
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The 2 things you couldn't figure out were fuses. Also the broken bottles could be cut to make glasses out of. Since Fi finds from England (youtuber) makes them and sells them. Love watching your videos with Michigan Rocks!
I’m going to have to find a good bottle spot in Missouri… I’m sure there’s something good around here somewhere… There’s some old stuff here! Especially on the east side of the state where I’m at. I’ve never went bottle hunting but if I do find a spot you’ll be the first to know Kyle 👍🏼
Great finds enjoyed the video
That's crazy. Byron is in my neck of the woods. I live in Corunna. Close to Byron. Nice finds as always! Are you able to disclose where exactly you are? I'm wanting to get into finding treasures with my two year old little girl.
You gotta understand they won’t tell u. It’s like giving away your fav fishin spot. I live in traverse City
@@jimmylarge1148 I understand that. That's why I said are you able to? If not, no biggie. Doesn't hurt to ask. Just something I want to do for fun with my little girl. Not out for monetary gain.
@@Freespirit7920 oh I totally didn’t think u had money or I’ll intentions in mind. I also wasn’t trying to be a di&! Either! Good luck and a good thing to get kids into!
@@jimmylarge1148 Ty! I appreciate your comment. Sometimes it's hard to tell emotion through typed words. I didn't think you were being a d!c$. Maybe a bit of a smart 🍑. 😬😆 But that's ok. I can be a smart 🍑. A lot. Lol. I didn't take it personally. No worries! 😎
That ‘little stopper” is part of a coffee pot, top part of a percolator so you could see how fast the coffee was percolating to know when the beverage was done.
Thousands of people said it was a fuse! 😂
Lol 😂 I dug a ceramic pot lid base under a tree 🌲 at home that smelt like eucalyptus oil my mate sniffed it lol 😂 I said why are ya sniffing 130 yr old stuff I dug from a dump mate lol 😂? He said Craig I’ll never really know lol 😂
The bottles with the broken tops...you can cut them off and still have a nice bottle it you don't mind cutting off the damaged tops...very cool finds.
The 5 leaf vine you were pointing at around 3:40 is Virginia creeper and it's not poisonous.
The five leaf plant looks like Virginia Creeper (non poisonous)
I love those little cobalt blue bottles.
Most people aren’t allergic to Virginia creeper but I’ve grown up in the woods of west Tennessee and my brother and I are allergic it gives us the same rash/reaction that poison oak and Ivy gives. It’s everywhere here.
@@jasonstorie8740 I had never heard of that. Learn something new every day. I rarely react to poison ivy, but I wash with Dawn or Tecnu if I have any if I realize I've touched it.
Maybe a basket handle?...
Really cools finds man.
Very cool! My town was founded in 1722, 300 years this year.
Wow, you are about 10 miles from where I grew up. I fished that river a lot as a kid.
There are probably more.
Nice bottles Kyle👍
That Bitters Bottle is so awesome!
I live in a Masachusetts town where the Revolutionary war was fought. There are stone walls and house foundations all through the woods, but I've never located a dump. Drives me crazy because I know they're out there.
Always liked the old cobalt blue color it's one of my favorite colors
My Dad and his best friend use to go out looking for old bottles, they found some cool stuff.
Great video! Totally cool bottles!
Another cool site about my state.
And finding cool history.
OMG!! I love ❤️ blue glass!!!
Wow, great finds
At 5:42, looks like a fuse. The Eagle cap you found also looks like the glass part of an old fuse.
Awesome finds dudes!!!! I also live in Michigan and scope out old logging ghost towns and other places for forgotten treasures!
Cool MI video. I miss my home state. Keep on truckin ✌
The stopper is a top to an aluminum coffee pot…the kind that perks.
That thing with the copper ends is a house/machine fuse.
Your stopper is a 220 or a 60 amp sock that they used to go in the old electric boxes and the screwed in
Top to a coffee pot.
The five-leaf ivy growing next to the poison ivy is Virginia Creeper. Not poisonous, but still a pain and chokes plants.
@ 5:45 It's some kind of big ceramic fuse. Also, the little glass "stopper" as you called it @ 4:50 looks like an old screw-in glass fuse except there's no metal fuse in it. It may be part of a fuse or possibly a dummy fuse just to fill an empty spot in the breaker box.
Nice bottle hunt! I had a bitters bottle IDENTICAL to that one that I found here in NE Texas, but then I got a case of the stupids a few years ago and sold it!
Sweet I used to live in Byron
thing you called a glass stopper in a bus fuse. and so is the handle. not a handle is a big fuse
Coffee pot top for percolation visualization
Ya, that is a sweet bitters bottle
That thing you called a stopper, the one you picked up right before James picked up the horse shoe is a fuse without the mettle base on it. Or also called a breaker.
The glass topper is actually a glass fuse that screwed into the main fuse box. The other one is a fuse also. Cool bottle finds!!
Coffee pot top to see percolation