Your content is inspiring. I grew up watching documentaries on the war because my grandparents and their siblings were all soldiers, and my grandmother was Dutch. This is awesome because it's the flip side of what I grew up on. Preservation of what's left of what happened. Thank you.
The white of the porcelain is still bright impressive and great fines. The Germans differently liked there 🍺 I know my grandfather did who was also German. Thanks again for sharing.
I ALWAYS LOVE seeing you metal detect or magnet fishing!!! That glass ball was amazing; surprised it was intact!!! Also enjoyed you finding that "kitchen" trash dump! Finding all those forks,spoons and that butter knife!! I was "talking" to the video(you) and telling you, "what a cool butter knife" when you were asking what it was lol. Loved it!! Loved every minute of the finds!!! AND finding that bottle with red wine in it after all these years,Holy Madonna!!!! lol. Thanks for taking us. Looking forward in seeing more metal detecting/magnet fishing with you guys. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
I love seeing all the history that you found thanks for sharing it with us history hunter sorry I missed your last few videos but I plan to get caught up with your videos over the next few days I hope all is well with you and your history hunting family
Another great dig, my friend. It had to be an officer mess area since you had regular forks, salad forks, and butter knives. We know that many officers thought highly of themselves. Finding the red wine was just out of this world. Not sure I would have sampled it. This was a great day. Be safe and well, my regards to EE and BBG.
The old saying, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. These explorations of trash piles always bring up some exciting pieces. It’s puzzling to me as to why there is so many forks and spoons in one location. It’s always wonderful to see complete bottles being found. I remember seeing ceramic bottle you found in another video but couldn’t remember what it was. Am sure the excitement is still there when you find a piece of ceramic with the German markings on it. Very nice finds at this location.
The green glass ball looks like a fishing float. So many amazing ceramic pieces!!! The appolinarus (ceramic, very tall) bottle usually held mineral water. What a fabulous place for artifacts, HH!❤
with curiosity，I want to ask whether It is permitted in law to bring these things found in this vedio out off the country because I am a tourist or just simply sell them in local market
Wonderful finds, always like seeing when you dig out the dumpsites. Thank you for sharing this experience. Hope everyone is doing well, stay safe and keep smiling my friend.
Mum used to have a couple of different sizes of that glass ball vintage fisherman floats for the nets Im sure. Some really cool finds there ! Thanks again HH and EE !
This was an amazing explore! Just seeing the artifacts that you found and dug was incredible! I would be over the moon to be able to dig those things. That would be a place to go back to. I wonder why all of those things were buried there? My goodness, if only the ground could talk. What stories we would be able to hear. Wow. A lot of people don't care about history or preserving it. I, for one, love it. When I was in high school we had to do a research paper and I did mine on when Hitler conquered Poland. Back then we didn't have the Internet or anything like that. We had to do actual work. I made a poster with the map starting and when he finished. I just wish everyone would learn from history instead of repeating it. Until next time, take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Certainly some super awesome finds from that rubbish pile. Obviously at the end of the war they just dumped everything from the mess hall into a rubbish pit nearby. The glass ball is a Christmas decoration. It's little metal cap and hook would go where the indented ring and dots are. Shame it's lost its silver coating, but a really nice unique find nonetheless. Amazing it survived at all. Love the tube of sunscreen with its label still intact. That was a nice one. And all those bottles and broken cups, and such a variety of spoons and forks, and even a butter knife. The terracotta bottle probably contained schnapps rather than just wine, and I absolutely love the wine bottle still with wine in it. Now that was a truly unique find! That was just an amazing rubbish pit, with such a variety of items. Thank you so much for sharing this one! Cheers to you both! Stay well!
That was a great explore from long ago. Yuor voice has changed so much since then! Did you taste the wine? Wishing you guys a very happy Christmas from Sunny Wales.
Man, all sorts of great stuff in that trash pit! Couldn't believe all the shards of the cups & plates along with all the silverware you found on that trip. The intact bottles were something especially that one with the WWII era red wine in it!
Johann Haviland Was the owner of the 1907 in Bavaria established factory, that was later bought from a italian factory and later, in 1933 sold to the Rosenthal trust. Haviland is spoken as Avilland because the family had french roots.The item at 15:20 is a knife of a fish cutlery!
Wow! What a treasure trove of artefacts.stainless steel rust free cutlery and nice porcelain with the Eagle emblem.But most exciting of all the wine bottle complete with red wine,these objects were possibly from the Officers mess.Some high ranking officers were Graf,s or counts, aristocrats who still lived in the style they were used to in peacetime.👍
way back they used to use glass balls for target and or training in the use of Shotguns .they would be thrown into the air. Annie Oakley the female target shooter in the old USA wild west days was one of the exhibition shooters that shot at these with rifles loaded with special lead/shot charges that made it easier to shatter the balls with a little margin for error.
It definitely looks like when they left they just took everything in the mess and dumped it in a pit. The glass fishing net ball is amazing! for it to be still intact is crazy. I wonder if they deliberately broke them to prevent the locals from salvaging them?
I would cut the plate bottom off in a circle with the print and set it in resin and then polish it into a bowl or plate so you can use it and look at it
The glass ball may be a fire Ball. Would have contained fire extinguisher material, it would be thrown in a fire to extinguish the fire, however yours appears empty.
I have seen you recover numerous artifacts over the years but that glass ball is one of the most unusual and hard to determine what it was used for. A float maybe? I have seen fishermen use similar glass floats. Strange. So many interesting pieces in the ground! The porcelain pieces are always verry interesting with their emblems and dates! All that silverware, looks like they emptied the kitchen drawer! Red wine, now that stuff is aged! Thanks for taking us along on the dig and the explore! Frohe Weihnachten!
Green glass ball used on Japanese fish nets.
Cool and thanks :)
At 15:22 you found a butter serving knife. Keep up the good work. Every shard has a story to tell.
I see my friend and thanks for being here :)
Your content is inspiring. I grew up watching documentaries on the war because my grandparents and their siblings were all soldiers, and my grandmother was Dutch. This is awesome because it's the flip side of what I grew up on. Preservation of what's left of what happened. Thank you.
Totally appreciated and greetings from us :)
The white of the porcelain is still bright impressive and great fines. The Germans differently liked there 🍺 I know my grandfather did who was also German. Thanks again for sharing.
Thanks 👍
Enjoyed all the neat dishes and bottles with clear markings. Nice site and relaxed digging made a fun program. Great hunting!
Great explore and thanks so much from us :)
Wow, that was some great porcelain pieces this time. That is so cool. Enjoyed the video! Thanks.
Thanks again my friend and we hope you are all well and appreciate you my friend :)
Awesome find brother. Thank you for sharing your passion for uncovering WWII history and as always " Good Hunting "
Appreciate you my friend and greetings from us :)
I ALWAYS LOVE seeing you metal detect or magnet fishing!!! That glass ball was amazing; surprised it was intact!!! Also enjoyed you finding that "kitchen" trash dump! Finding all those forks,spoons and that butter knife!! I was "talking" to the video(you) and telling you, "what a cool butter knife" when you were asking what it was lol. Loved it!! Loved every minute of the finds!!! AND finding that bottle with red wine in it after all these years,Holy Madonna!!!! lol. Thanks for taking us. Looking forward in seeing more metal detecting/magnet fishing with you guys. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
Loved finding it and sharing it with you Colleen :)
RED WINE! Unreal find... nice work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Hiya HH teammates 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Nice ceramics & amazing bottle of wine after all these years 😮🍷
See you soon 👍🏻👍🏻
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Great explore and thanks for your great support :)
I love seeing all the history that you found thanks for sharing it with us history hunter sorry I missed your last few videos but I plan to get caught up with your videos over the next few days I hope all is well with you and your history hunting family
Another great dig, my friend. It had to be an officer mess area since you had regular forks, salad forks, and butter knives. We know that many officers thought highly of themselves. Finding the red wine was just out of this world. Not sure I would have sampled it. This was a great day. Be safe and well, my regards to EE and BBG.
You got that right and such a interesting little place and will share more later from here. Thanks so much and greetings from us :)
The old saying, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. These explorations of trash piles always bring up some exciting pieces. It’s puzzling to me as to why there is so many forks and spoons in one location. It’s always wonderful to see complete bottles being found. I remember seeing ceramic bottle you found in another video but couldn’t remember what it was. Am sure the excitement is still there when you find a piece of ceramic with the German markings on it. Very nice finds at this location.
It seems like they just threw them in there. Thanks for your great support Anthony :)
What an awesome location and great finds. Cheers
Thanks 👍
The green glass ball looks like a fishing float. So many amazing ceramic pieces!!! The appolinarus (ceramic, very tall) bottle usually held mineral water. What a fabulous place for artifacts, HH!❤
Could very well be a float yes. Cool name that had and loved it. Thanks Cynthia :)
Congratulations on your different finds everyone
Thanks so much Earl from us :)
I always enjoy the metal detective. Thank you for sharing it with us
Thanks Bob :)
Wow. Amazing finds. Great work. 😊
Thank you 😁
Impressive collection of cutlery. Always amazes me how white the porcelain stays even when buried since the 1940s.
Agree and so glad i could share that with you my fried. great explore and thanks from us :)
with curiosity，I want to ask whether It is permitted in law to bring these things found in this vedio out off the country because I am a tourist or just simply sell them in local market
Love the dig videos , some cool finds in there. Great video !
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
Wonderful finds, always like seeing when you dig out the dumpsites. Thank you for sharing this experience. Hope everyone is doing well, stay safe and keep smiling my friend.
So appreciated my friend and we are smiling and doing pretty well. Thanks from us :)
Mum used to have a couple of different sizes of that glass ball vintage fisherman floats for the nets Im sure. Some really cool finds there ! Thanks again HH and EE !
Interesting and thanks for being here :)
This was an amazing explore! Just seeing the artifacts that you found and dug was incredible! I would be over the moon to be able to dig those things. That would be a place to go back to. I wonder why all of those things were buried there? My goodness, if only the ground could talk. What stories we would be able to hear. Wow. A lot of people don't care about history or preserving it. I, for one, love it. When I was in high school we had to do a research paper and I did mine on when Hitler conquered Poland. Back then we didn't have the Internet or anything like that. We had to do actual work. I made a poster with the map starting and when he finished. I just wish everyone would learn from history instead of repeating it. Until next time, take care and stay safe. 💖💯
They were most likely discarded there i think. So cool to read about your project. Well done my friend :) Thanks from us :)
Certainly some super awesome finds from that rubbish pile. Obviously at the end of the war they just dumped everything from the mess hall into a rubbish pit nearby. The glass ball is a Christmas decoration. It's little metal cap and hook would go where the indented ring and dots are. Shame it's lost its silver coating, but a really nice unique find nonetheless. Amazing it survived at all. Love the tube of sunscreen with its label still intact. That was a nice one. And all those bottles and broken cups, and such a variety of spoons and forks, and even a butter knife. The terracotta bottle probably contained schnapps rather than just wine, and I absolutely love the wine bottle still with wine in it. Now that was a truly unique find! That was just an amazing rubbish pit, with such a variety of items. Thank you so much for sharing this one! Cheers to you both! Stay well!
Could be a decoration yes. Great little explore it was and thanks so much my friend for being here with us :)
Wonderful finds. Thanks for bringing us along
Thanks James :)
Cool video HH , Maybe the glass ball , if it is solid could be a paper weight ?
I really dont know. could be some fishing net ball or something. Loved the place and thanks so much my friend :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Thats what I was seeing a lot of in the comments .
The bottle with the red wine is such a neat find.
IT really is such a interesting find. Thanks my friend :)
Looking forward to seeing more adventures in history. ❤️😎👍✌️
Thanks Robert :)
That was a great explore from long ago. Yuor voice has changed so much since then! Did you taste the wine? Wishing you guys a very happy Christmas from Sunny Wales.
It sure was and we did taste a tiny bit and the wine was not tasty at all i remember. Thanks my friend and Merry Christmas :)
Man, all sorts of great stuff in that trash pit! Couldn't believe all the shards of the cups & plates along with all the silverware you found on that trip. The intact bottles were something especially that one with the WWII era red wine in it!
Totally so my friend and i loved finding and sharing that. Thanks so much from us and be safe out there :)
The item you found at 15:00 is a fish knife for eating fish not a butter knife
100% Fish Knife
Great finds!!!
Loved it and thanks my friend :)
Finding an intact wine bottle WITH the wine inside, thats been buried for 70+ years, is crazy lucky! Bonkers!!!
Agree , what a rare find that is and thanks for being here :)
Thanks for the video wow crazy finds
Thanks my friend :)
Wow, great episode! You have found the whole restaurant 😆
Cool and thanks so much )
Johann Haviland Was the owner of the 1907 in Bavaria established factory, that was later bought from a italian factory and later, in 1933 sold to the Rosenthal trust. Haviland is spoken as Avilland because the family had french roots.The item at 15:20 is a knife of a fish cutlery!
Cool to know and thanks for watching :)
just amazing finds ,the red wine just think of the officers sitting around and drinking from it >
yes that is what i do , use my imagination and just sit and see that going on. Thanks.
Like always good work! Gut Fund!
Thanks so much my friend for being here and for good memories. Peace and Merry Christmas from us :)
Wow! What a treasure trove of artefacts.stainless steel rust free cutlery and nice porcelain with the Eagle emblem.But most exciting of all the wine bottle complete with red wine,these objects were possibly from the Officers mess.Some high ranking officers were Graf,s or counts, aristocrats who still lived in the style they were used to in peacetime.👍
Yes that was such a rush to find and just loved it. Thanks so much from us :)
What a great find HH 😉
''Loved it and greetings from us :)
My guess is you dug an officer's mess kitchen. Great finds HH.
Could be Indeed Paul and thanks for your great support :)
I love Watching your videos
Thanks for that :)
Nice video 😉 good job !!👍
Thanks! 😃
that knife at 14:56 was a fish knife
ok and thanks.
love the cool finds !
Great explore and thanks for being here :)
Bra video som vanligt ❤
Appreciate you my friend :)
MERRY CHRISTMAS and a Happy New year everyone
Merry Christmas Earl from us :)
@WW2HistoryHunter thank you everyone
Wow the finds are crazy and cheers to you with the red wine wow what a find and open it to see if it’s ok
Appreciate you watching :)
Lots of finds !!!
Great explore and thanks for being here :)
way back they used to use glass balls for target and or training in the use of Shotguns .they would be thrown into the air. Annie Oakley the female target shooter in the old USA wild west days was one of the exhibition shooters that shot at these with rifles loaded with special lead/shot charges that made it easier to shatter the balls with a little margin for error.
Interesting and thanks for watching :)
It definitely looks like when they left they just took everything in the mess and dumped it in a pit. The glass fishing net ball is amazing! for it to be still intact is crazy. I wonder if they deliberately broke them to prevent the locals from salvaging them?
Seems like they just trashed it yes and so glad i found that place. That ball is so strange but i loved this day. Thanks JuleyC :)
That was a good find.
Loved it and appreciate you my friend :)
Great finds. That "strange" looking knife is actually a butter knife.
i see and thanks for watching :)
What happened to the first photo. I love the video. Brilliant .
Just a change. Thanks for watching.
I would cut the plate bottom off in a circle with the print and set it in resin and then polish it into a bowl or plate so you can use it and look at it
cool idea and thanks for watching :)
Could that glass ball be a "sticky bomb"?used to stick on tanks?
i doubt it but hey i really cant tell. Thanks Andy from us :)
15:27 is a fish knife
Good ot know and thanks so much :)
14:58 that's a butter knife.
18:46 is a jug that contained gin, I think Bols from the Netherlands.
Good to know Oma and we thank you for your great support :)
Love the dig videos i think that is definitely a trash dump you should re visit
ok and thanks for watching.
15:00 That's called an Offset Butterknife in the US!
i see and thanks so much for being here :)
Kriegsmarine porcelain was made exclusively by the Jager Company.
ok and thanks.
The glass ball may be a fire Ball. Would have contained fire extinguisher material, it would be thrown in a fire to extinguish the fire, however yours appears empty.
Hm , that is very strange but interesting. Thanks.
That knife you found is a fish knife,definitely officers cutlery
I see and much apprecaited.
Glass ball maybe a paper weight?
Could be i really dont know. Thanks.
I have seen you recover numerous artifacts over the years but that glass ball is one of the most unusual and hard to determine what it was used for. A float maybe? I have seen fishermen use similar glass floats. Strange. So many interesting pieces in the ground! The porcelain pieces are always verry interesting with their emblems and dates! All that silverware, looks like they emptied the kitchen drawer! Red wine, now that stuff is aged! Thanks for taking us along on the dig and the explore!
Frohe Weihnachten!
Agree , what a strange thing to find. Ceramics are always cool find.Great explore Donald and thanks for your incredible support :)
hi
Hello my friend :)
It appears to me they were disposed of at the time of the surrender. Look useable.
Could be yes. thanks.
But did you sample the wine??? :)
We did try a tine bit and tasted not good at all :)
butter knife.
Good to know and thanks :)
Are you going back
I did and will try and share more later. Thanks.
Years ago at a antique mall. I saw nazi poker chips. Wish I had bought them.
Thanks for being here with us :)
Looks like fish knife.
ok and thanks for watching :)
Definitely a Fish knife 👍
Butter knife
ok and thanks.
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Butter knife
Thanks and greetings from us :)