Needles box for RCA record player needles."In His Master's Voice" should bring to mind the advertising illustration of the dog cocking his head to the Victrola.
The Victrola needles badge isn't junk. I had a friend who had both a Victrola and a wax-cylinder player, and he had several boxes of the very same type. Collectors would undoubtedly want it. 😁
Great finds once again. I must say that I am getting very good at identifying all the Georges, along with Victoria, Albert and Elizabeth II, not bad for a Texas guy. Thanks for the videos. Cheers from Texas.
Something special about seeing the Spanish Detectorist (with a French accent) in a Santa cap with the crazy Scottish Detectorist two weeks before Christmas 🎄. Well done!❤❤❤❤
Hahhaaa Nopper the dog!!! I almost tought that Simon will skip the linch break 😂😂😂 Keep it rocking in a free world! Cheers from your south European friends!🎉🎉
Of course the Canadian cap badge is my favorite, so many Canadian volenteers shipped to U.K. for training before heading over to France and Belgium 😉🇨🇦
Freezing your proverbials off to bring us this lovely upload.! So pleased you got a nice silver joey for your troubles & a pretty unique looking weight.! Many thanks bro ! Bless 👍
His master’s voice was initialised to HMV, the modern media entertainment shop. Thank you for bringing us another great dig. Wish I could get back out to my fields.
Been so busy in the pre Christmas rush to get gifts done, shipped and wrapped. Late evening is my only viewing time now. Still high point of my day, cheers, John and Simon! 🎅🎄
Quality Trash! Love it! Like trash digging, only antique trash! There are folks picking castaways off the curb before trash day! The help keep it out of the land fill!😊
Hello been a while lol great hunt I'm really interested in the huge weight 🤔 and the coin with the hole through the middle could of been used for a watch face great hunt 😁😎
Make a necklace for Simon out of that weight. Tell Simon scientists have finally determined why one side of a V of geese is longer than the other. It has more geese in it. 😂😂
The quality trash of the box of needles is "His Master's Voice" - record player needles! RCA of Camden, New Jersey made the victrolas and needles. circa 1950's
The old metal label was most likely from an RCA Victor Talking Machine. It reads, "His Master's Voice. " This refers to the dog listening to his "master" on the talking machine.
Big fan of the channel and an advanced detectorist such as yourself. Just curious, what does the word bonney mean? You say you are in bonney Scotland. Oddly enough, I live in Bonney Lake, Washington state, USA. Thank you, love your channel.
1946 is ok to say if you are counting the occupation tho🤪 could the needles be phonograph needles? hence the VOICE..could the square holed coin be a replacement for a military insignia/ badge backing? some had square posts
Great video as usual but can I ask you in your early videos you stressed about touching lead with your hands do you still feel the same about it love your video s
Thanks for the support Matt. I think I’m definitely being a bit safer with the lead handling realising just how much we find and it’s the old stuff!! So trying to be more careful! …. Trying!
Still baffled by that the visiting Yanks pulled one hammered coin out of the ground after the other. All I'm seeing here is lead, lead and more lead. Time for a new name for the channel, John? The Scottish Ironmonger? 😂
If you find a current spendable coin that's "trashed", would the bank exchange it for a new one? Sorry if you've answered this before and I missed it. Just wondering 😊
Just out of interest John, what do you do with your toasted coins, you must have a drawer full, I have a small plastic box full and basically they’re not much better than junk sadly
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Needles box for RCA record player needles."In His Master's Voice" should bring to mind the advertising illustration of the dog cocking his head to the Victrola.
Nipper was the dog
The Victrola needles badge isn't junk. I had a friend who had both a Victrola and a wax-cylinder player, and he had several boxes of the very same type.
Collectors would undoubtedly want it. 😁
Look closely and you can see Nipper on the right looking into the phonograph on the left
I was going to say, but you beat me to it. Phonograph needles from the RCA Victor Company.
Incredible Ari. Thanks so much. HMV…. I never knew but so now thanks to you!!
That needle box was for an RCA Victor phonograph needle. Nipper the dog listening to the sound of his masters voice
It might even predate Victor, as the Gramophone Corp was founded in the UK 3 years earlier than Victor and used Nipper first.
Amazing info Richard!! HMV is never realised!! Thanks ☺️
I actually had a bowl of popcorn while watching! Great job guys. Well done and enjoyed.
Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks Ted
Great finds once again. I must say that I am getting very good at identifying all the Georges, along with Victoria, Albert and Elizabeth II, not bad for a Texas guy. Thanks for the videos. Cheers from Texas.
Many thanks David! Glad you’re getting some useful info!! Well, maybe not that useful but you’re enjoying!
Something special about seeing the Spanish Detectorist (with a French accent) in a Santa cap with the crazy Scottish Detectorist two weeks before Christmas 🎄.
Well done!❤❤❤❤
Many thanks Steven. Glad you enjoyed
Hahhaaa Nopper the dog!!! I almost tought that Simon will skip the linch break 😂😂😂
Keep it rocking in a free world!
Cheers from your south European friends!🎉🎉
Thanks! You too! Glad you enjoyed
Top video john 👏 👌
Thanks James
Can’t wait!! ❤❤
a great day lots of coins and a cracking Pear shape lead wait , hopeful for part 2
Many thanks ☺️
Of course the Canadian cap badge is my favorite, so many Canadian volenteers shipped to U.K. for training before heading over to France and Belgium 😉🇨🇦
It’s a great find Steven. I’d love to know the story behind it
Great Video John, Thanks, Indiana.
Glad you enjoyed it Indiana
Freezing your proverbials off to bring us this lovely upload.! So pleased you got a nice silver joey for your troubles & a pretty unique looking weight.! Many thanks bro ! Bless 👍
Many thanks Nick! A cold day but a great one
His master’s voice was initialised to HMV, the modern media entertainment shop. Thank you for bringing us another great dig. Wish I could get back out to my fields.
Hello Simon! I love your adventures together. Wishing you both a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year. Thanks for taking us along.
thanks for the video guys enjoyed it! size of that weight! look forward to the next one :)
More to come! Thanks for watching, definitely my biggest weight to date
His Master's Voice - it's where the HMV record shops came from
Aha!! Great info’s thanks ☺️
People used to hammer coins to the doors for good luck. That would be my guess for the coin with a hole in x
Good call!
Where's one.. thete is alwaya vhance to find another one..
..and another..
..and another..
😅😅
Great info!! Many thanks, that makes sense
Two big lead weights in the last two digs, very nice. The cap badge is a great find, but the threepence is extraordinary !!!! Thanks. Cheers.
Thanks Callie. A great mornings digging for sure!
Shock horror, John forgot his Santa hat? Well, at least you have your headphones! 😆 Cheers, and ATB!
Amen!! Thanks Erin
Thanks John, great video. You find the most interesting weights!
Glad you like them! Thanks Debbie
Hi John,hi Simon,find some great treasures and gems.needle for a victrola or megaphone, like a record player box.
Thanks Gloria . We had a great time and more to come!
Been so busy in the pre Christmas rush to get gifts done, shipped and wrapped. Late evening is my only viewing time now. Still high point of my day, cheers, John and Simon! 🎅🎄
Many thanks Terry. Have a great Christmas
Hi guys, great fun and great finds! I love the weight! xxCathy
Thanks Cathy. Glad your enjoyed
Well done John
Thanks!! ☺️
Quality Trash! Love it! Like trash digging, only antique trash!
There are folks picking castaways off the curb before trash day! The help keep it out of the land fill!😊
Thanks Marion. Part 2 coming soon
On it john cheers 😀💪🏴🏴🏴
Many thanks. Part 2 coming soon
You are on the lead ME weights! Must be a market! Congrats
Many thanks Marion. A great day
I feel you brother. Got a lead weight in the trousers myself. 😂😂😂 couldn’t resist
Hahaha 🤪
Nice lead weight there Jocky. Well done 👍👍👍
Thanks John! A whopper
Another great job 🎉
Thanks! I hope you enjoy the video
Yes! Victrola needles. Good calls in the comments. 👍
Yes they are! Thanks
Thank you for the take along. Great digs
Glad you enjoyed and best wishes for Christmas 🎅🏻
Nice video John will be watching for part 2. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it thanks Donald
WOW Canadian. I guessed that before you cleaned it.
Thanks John. A great wee find
Hi guys! A good day, I look forward to part two!
Coming soon Patty. Thanks
Feliz Navidad, Simon! 😁 Merry Christmas, John! 🥳🎄😁🤗🙏❤️
Many thanks! You too 🎅🏻
Thanks John for another entertaining video
Glad you enjoyed it Mr ghost 👻
Flying geese are called a skein I think, a gaggle is when they"re on the ground
Aha! Every days a school day. Thanks Paul
Hello been a while lol great hunt I'm really interested in the huge weight 🤔 and the coin with the hole through the middle could of been used for a watch face great hunt 😁😎
Welcome back! Glad you enjoyed and thanks for the suggestions. Best wishes
That’s a beauty 😮.❤
Thanks ☺️
Always fun when you two are out together. I hope one of Santa's helpers will bring you a new pair of headphones for Christmas, Simon.🎄
Thanks! We had a great time and part 2 coming soon
Make a necklace for Simon out of that weight.
Tell Simon scientists have finally determined why one side of a V of geese is longer than the other. It has more geese in it. 😂😂
Hahaha 🤪 love it Don 🤣
The quality trash of the box of needles is "His Master's Voice" - record player needles! RCA of Camden, New Jersey made the victrolas and needles. circa 1950's
Rather a bit before that, I think. 1920s or so. 😁
HMV! Amazing 🥲 great info and much appreciated
Interesting and entertaining as usual John.
Glad you enjoyed. See you on the next
That loom weight 😮! I found one exactly the same shape, but probably a tenth of the size lol
Thanks! ☺️ I hope I can find out how old it is
Welcome John, Simon , hoping you both are successful in the finds. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks pixie
Enjoy your lunch❤❤
Thanks Pixie. See you on part 2
5:19 is it a seal? If you roll it in wax would it leave a specific pattern?
Aha! I shall have a look. Thanks ☺️
👍👍
Thanks as ever Jillian
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Many thanks 🍻
Our new coins age terribly compared to vintage ones.❤️❤️
What junk they're made of. Sad.
You’re right. Our current coins are terribly made in comparison and cheap metal. 100yrs in the ground and there’ll be nothing to find
Sweet
Enjoy the video Daniel
So that’s where my great grandfather lost his cap badge!!! Just kidding, I am from Canada.
I’d love to know how it got here! Amazing find 🇨🇦 🏴
Would be interested to know how a square plug out of the middle of that coin could be used as a button. Nice find, for sure.
Good question! Many thanks
I think that the weight is 2 imperial pounds.( 24 current day oz) Merry Christmas to the 2 best detectorists!! 🎄 🎁 ⛄️
Many thanks ☺️ I’ll update you on the weight soon
Another great hunt today I love it please tell me what headphones are you using I am a very new be in fact so new I don’t have my machine yet
I’ve got the DEUS 2 ones that come with it. Glad you enjoyed the hunt!
The old metal label was most likely from an RCA Victor Talking Machine. It reads, "His Master's Voice. " This refers to the dog listening to his "master" on the talking machine.
Amazing 🥲 hmv!! Fantastic, thanks so much for
Fun hunt. Thanks for sharing!!! Needles for a record player?
Aha! Great info! Many thanks
Big fan of the channel and an advanced detectorist such as yourself. Just curious, what does the word bonney mean? You say you are in bonney Scotland. Oddly enough, I live in Bonney Lake, Washington state, USA. Thank you, love your channel.
Many thanks! Bonnie means beautiful in Scotland 🏴 I hope your lake is Bonnie too!!
And thanks for supporting the channel! Happy hunting
Would make a good plum-bob
Thanks! A whopper of a weight
His Master's Voice! Phonograph needles for early 78 rpm disc playback.
Amazing 🥲 thanks Ron!
@@thescottishdetectorist You're very welcome!
1946 is ok to say if you are counting the occupation tho🤪 could the needles be phonograph needles? hence the VOICE..could the square holed coin be a replacement for a military insignia/ badge backing? some had square posts
You are spot on…. His masters voice…. HMV! Great info from so many people on here identifying it!
How did the 'black' 1912 coin clean up so well whilst still out in the field. . . What was used to clean it?
I’ve got a little silver polishing cloth and the tarnish lifted along with some bendy thumb action 👍🏻
I'm surprised that you don't find sash weights. Didn't they use them in Scotland?
They did Hans but most seem to have been melted down rather than thrown away
The spendable coins that are in bad shape are you able to take them to the mint and get new coins?
If they are still legal tender yes, but the old ones alas no
Great video as usual but can I ask you in your early videos you stressed about touching lead with your hands do you still feel the same about it love your video s
Thanks for the support Matt. I think I’m definitely being a bit safer with the lead handling realising just how much we find and it’s the old stuff!! So trying to be more careful! …. Trying!
hi john
First place again Alan!! 🥇 enjoy
Still baffled by that the visiting Yanks pulled one hammered coin out of the ground after the other. All I'm seeing here is lead, lead and more lead. Time for a new name for the channel, John? The Scottish Ironmonger? 😂
Those Hoover Boys lived up to their name for sure! Hoovered up everything!!
Same here eve
Thanks Rob and have a great eat Christmas
Huge weight
It is indeed! A monster
1lb 06oz.😊.❤
I’ll post a video soon
hi simone
Simonella says hello 🙋🏻♂️
Oooh my, John. you are a bit forgethfull...alzheimer lifht 😅 but love your videos and your humor. nice finds today.
Thank you kindly, I’m growing old gracefully 🤣
If you find a current spendable coin that's "trashed", would the bank exchange it for a new one? Sorry if you've answered this before and I missed it. Just wondering 😊
2 lb weight
I’ll do a post soon to let you all know
Just out of interest John, what do you do with your toasted coins, you must have a drawer full, I have a small plastic box full and basically they’re not much better than junk sadly
Hi John. The toasted coins go to kids and farmers and I’ve thousands tucked in drawers all around the house too 🤣
*His Master's voice. Or..... HMV. I think you're familiar with that name. :)
I had no idea that is what it stood for, thanks!
Amazing!! 🥲 thanks!! ☺️
Farmers fix in field for washer...
24oz John
THINK THERES BEEN MARKET YOUR FIELD?
Definitely! It’s on the edge of a medieval town that held 9 markets a year in the 14th century
That sir, is a potato
Haha 😛
Pleace John don,t eat those noodles. They are poison to you body......
It was a one off! Lesson learned
HMV
Fantastic info Tam!! I never knew
More reruns im definitely dont not subscribing no more its sad