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Thanks guys I've never won anything in my life I'm sitting here in Tennessee on my way to Texas and i was watching you guys and i heard my name and couldnt believe it love you guys keep making your videos and keep safe
Thanks Rusty I'm on my way home now from Texas to Kentucky as soon as i get home I'll send it my daughter wanted to move back home so here i am but do anything for them and thanks again
Congratulations on all your amazing Really Old Finds and thank you for doing all the research that goes with them. You have a Great Chanel. Thank you xx
Hello Peaky`s ; Amazed by all your historical findings & you all seem to have a really nice time too , i will continue to follow you out here , thanks for sharing to us all out here , great channel , have good days all of you and take care :)
Well Peakys , what a great day you had , I love watching your videos you all look like your having so much fun and what unique and wonderful finds , that arrow head and the ring broach WOW and the neck torx from last week ! You should be well chuffed with yourselves . Well done to you all ❤
Hello Peakys, I absolutely love the history you guys are pulling out of the water! Thank you so very much for sharing your finds with us on the channel ❤ Marie, you are a star! Well done, everyone!
@@mariecollinspeakydippersMarie this is Michael lockard from Kentucky how do i go about sending you my mailing address please let me know I'm in Texas staying to night but I'm going home we should be in Kentucky tomorrow night around 3am so please let me know i don't want to miss out on this and thank you all so much for making these videos and telling us about the history it's helps some much stay safe
@@michaellockard2561 If you watch the finds round up, after glen pulls the names out there is an email address at the bottom of the screen. Just drop us an email with your address and we'll get it sent out. 👍
Hello Peakys.❤ congrats to the winners. 🎉 Wow! Some really great early finds.!! It is almost like someone dumped a museum into the River. 😅 Great finds. 😊
The item at 31.28 seconds, I think you might find is a ww1 military compass sight and artillery alignment, it folds over the top off the compass. I have two and the early ones were brass but as the war wore on and mass production they went to steel, a similar style is still used today
The Cobblers Shoe forms are also known as Hobbing Irons, depending where in the country you were. Hobbing comes from Hobnail Shoes and Boots. My Dad's mother used to mend his School Shoes using one of these, every night beside the fire back in the 1920s.
We metal detect & bottle dig here in the US, I live in Massachusetts so there is TONS of history, no where near as old as what you guys find, but loads of fun..... Now.... you guys have hit me wanting to try magnet fishing after watching all of your great videos.....
Thanks for your interest dyann xx I believe in the states there's a magnet company called kratos who supply fishing magnets x Give it a go, as you know the treasure is waiting to be found x
G'day to all the Peakys and subscribers I got tent only a 2 man but I'm only 1 man and his daxie dog. So im happy to have got it. Thanks for caring guys I ❤ you all.
That step up casting is almost certainly a kettle/pot stand, which used to hook over the firebars of an old coal fired range… we have a very similar one which still works on our vintage range…
This may be of interest to you….I am current;y reading a book of reminiscences from the end of the 19th century through the 1920s, up to WWII…In one 1920s snippet about life beside a canal, it is clearly stated that a , hot sad iron on a rope was often used to make a hole in the ice for fishing, or to dip for water. This makes sense, and could be just one of the reasons you find a sad iron in a canal…..and you often do…… the rope broke or the knot came undone, or the handle of the hot iron couldn’t take the shock, from hot to cold…. I thought of you, as soon as I read it…The book ? WARWICKSHIRE within living memory….by Warwickshire Federation of Women’s Institutes..published in 1993… The book is filled with very interesting detail about all village life and small town ….Best regards, from Kenilworth .
Hey guys, hello from the Sooner state (Oklahoma). As always, you all look like you're having a good time, no reason to do the thing unless you have fun doing it. I was wondering, besides the dogtag you found, have any of you found anything American? I know during the war that we assembled almost all our forces in England, mainly the Army and the Army air corps, I was just curious. Good Hunting, Stay warm.
Hey ford, Thanks for your kind words, we really enjoy each others company and make each other laugh ni matter the weather. As to your question, the only 2 items I've found American is the dog tag your referring to and ages back I found an American serviceman brass uniform ww2 button with the mighty Eagle on the front.
I don't about your laws over where your at but over here in California and a lot of places in the United States it's illegal to fish off a bridge weather it be magnet fishing or regular fishing and that ring brooch it's not bronze because bronze is not magnetic it's metal it looks more like a belt buckle and the torque necklace is not bronze either because bronze is not magnetic that's how you tell if something is bronze or aluminum by putting a magnet up to it if it doesn't stick it bronze or aluminum if it's sticks it metal now if it's coded with bronze that's a different story that means it's bronze over metal and because it's more metal it will stick to magnet
You can magnet fish anywhere in the uk as long as its not on public land. The brooch was never mentioned it was bronze, its a metal one from the 13th century. The torc that goes around someone's neck on the video is a bronze aged torc but only the metal exists as most of the bronze has wore away in the water. The 3 finds being the arrow head, torc and pin brooch have been certified by the British museum and have been confirmed
Ok that's cool then right on for finding it and you can't magnet fish on public land because it's City owned or government-owned land is that right over here most bridges are City or government-owned and you can't fish or magnet fish off them and if it's a private bridge you have to have the owners of that bridge permission and on that I was just wondering if it was different from ares but anyways I wish you good luck and hope you find a safe or treasure chest full of money or valuables or just keep finding cool stuff and enjoy life doing it and that was my first time watching your channel and now I'm kinda interested in watching more so keep those videos coming
Always too late on these 🤣🫣 I dont know if you guys are watching “90years birthday” on newyears eve??? But you speak Totally like the dude in this Old “movie” 🤣 Yeah its British !!! But this german dude is nailing it so hard… his accent is PERFECT 🤣🤣🤣 Try it out!!!! Guess you Will Love that one🤣 Dude become drunk AF!🤣 Clue: Dinner for one!!!
I've got to say, of all the magnet fishers I watch, the Peaky's are my favourite and, as if I need an excuse? Well, I'm a Brummie. Born in Handsworth in 1946 and spent (or wasted, if my parents had been listened to) lots of spare time cycling along the tow paths in the midlands. I still remember seeing 'osses pulling the narrowboats, hitching the occasional ride on one and being dropped off some way away to ride my bike back home. Happy days but now......!
Were you on the "Original Stamford Bridge" guys 🤔. Nearly choked on my drink at Peaky's "It's bin here before comment"🤣🤣. PS: Could the "Foot rest thing possibly be a carriage step? It would fit with your equestrian idea.
The "shoe last" looks more like something you'd find on the side of a boat or ship. They come in pairs for the rope. Might be wrong, but the item has a strange curve at the "heel", which makes me think it's not a shoe last.
Thank you so much for a terrific video adventure . Big Love to all of you beautiful Peakys , Your videos are good watching for all family members . Special call to Marie who brings the history of the finds to us with her monologues . Till next time I remain a faithful follower . Stuart in Canada ..
Wow Peaky’s those finds are absolutely fantastic! A Celt bangle possibly from about the time of Boudicca how amazing is that, The Arrow head another brilliant find and artefacts like those must make all those long cold hours pulling out scrap more than worth effort. ❤ to you all for sharing these amazing finds with us.
@@rustynutzmagnetfishingstev6926 That’s right Steve the Roman 9th Legion ( I think it was) fled across the river Welland at Stamford originally Stoney ford escaping from Boudicca’s army.
Bless you. Just need his address to send his item, either by the emai shown on the video or a message to our Facebook page which is Peaky Dippers History Hunters. 👍😁
The coins we typically find are non magnetic and stuck in the crud, most commonly they are old victorian penny's, the oldest I've found is 1806 George penny.
