The aluminium brush looks like one, used for applying shaving cream in World War One. This also explains the random tubes you found nearby, probably also for shaving.
Geweldig om te zien man! Ik ben reeds begonnen met metaaldetecten. Ben zelf ook erg geinteresseerd in ww2. Mag ik vragen hoe jij de locatie bepaald waar je gaat zoeken? Dit zal wel in België zijn neem ik aan?
Supergaaf man en onwijs veel respect! Als beginnend metaal detector zou ik het erg gaaf vinden om een keer samen te zoeken! :) mocht je er voor open staan. :)
19:16 into video Ive seen a few similar objects in your other videos. It seems like the top of a cane/swagger stick/ walking stick. I'm humbled if I'm wrong. But I do love that your videos bring out that wonder/adventure, and curiosity in my brain. Carry on. And appreciate your time and devotion!
Great video...I think you are on the right "track" with the half-track idea. I can imagine a German vehicle being taken out by a squad of U.S. troops. Afterward the troops would stop long enough to search the wreckage for intelligence information and to possibly verify body count. They take the opportunity to eat a k-ration and pick up a sweet SS bayonet or 9mm Pistol as a souvenir...then something interrupted the moment causing them to quickly flee the scene. A single bayonet, not on a belt. Unfired 9mm stripper clips dropped on the ground. Vehicle parts, possibly a spare set of bearings with the threaded compression ring and a spare track pad. U.S. bazooka rocket parts. U.S. food ration paper, buried to help hide the troop numbers. In their haste someone dropped their U.S. fork. I think you were at the epicenter of an event. I would encourage you to make a plan and go back to that site. Also, after treating the leather on the scabbard you can re-stitch it using the same holes. Many of the preserved leather pieces I saw can be reassembled this way. It is also a good time to make measurements of the leather parts for making replacement and replicas. GREAT VIDEO!!!
Ok, I love the Steyr Hahn 1912. When I saw the stripper clip I knew immediately what it was. The bullets looked too small to be a rifle round and no other gun feeds with 8 round stripper clips. And I knew what is was the second you said "9mm but a bit taller." The treason being that the measurements of the bullet is 9x23 Steyr. If you didn't know, what you found is EXTREMELY rare. I mean, beyond rare. That is an incredible find!
I know this is over 4 years old now, and you've come a long way as a researcher and a speaker of English. But it's really cool to hear your enthusiasm!
He probably covered it up, marked it, and then reported it to the owner of the property or maybe even the police. After all it is a large shell probably with gun powder
Wow, this is made when u had 2k subs! Its so cool to see how far you've come since 2017! Keep up the good finds and Happy 2019! Lets get you to 25k subs this year!
Mmm, i also first thought it was a ahaving brush.. then i thought a painting brush because it didn't had enough hairs.. but maybe they fell off and it actually is a shaving brush! Thanks for the comment! Gr Nick
Hey love your videos I'm in Australia and I live near a millatary hospital site and the thing you found at 15:00 of the video I have a whole bunch of them I wish I could send you a photo of them they all look so new but are yet from the time period of 1923-1933 from what I believe if you know what they are can you please tell me thank you
Mauser c96 was chambered to 9mm cartridge already during ww1, they continued to manufacture those examples after the war in Germany and elsewhere from 1920s to late 1930s. To tell them apart from the standard 7,63 examples, the 9mm ones got a big "9" carved onto the grips and the number painted red, thus they were titled "red 9s". You see them for sale sometimes in gun shows.
What the hack :D that is crazy awesome, I always found bayonets but never in such condition with the leather still in one piece. Speechless and only one word for you my friend Congrats! DMMD Team
Yes i was speeches!! :-D First i thought it was only the frog, then i was like, OH YEAH the scabbard is still on it.. then it was complete.. and it even was a Waffen SS Bayonet!! Too bad i can't dig more signals there because of a wasp nest.. i went back and i had i great signal.. guess what.. the wasps made a nest right where that signal is! So a lot of wasps came out of the hole, and we needed to run really fast! But my day will come... i will be back! Thank you so much for watching my friend!! :) Gr Nick
Did you ever show the blade of the bayonet on the Channel ? Because the division is engraved on that kind of waffen SS bayonet (wiking /leibstandarte ect )
Just after that " the next day", that brush seems to big for paint, maybe a shaving soap/cream brush? I don't know anything about alot of things but I do love that your videos encourage me to wonder. I know I've said it before. Even on this comment feed. Sorry to repeat myself. But I just enjoy your content 😊
Holy sh*t!!!! Thats amazing bro! What a rare find! Unbelievable.... Congrats✌🏻 Hope you find more SS stuff at your spot! The fork is also a nice find! Keep up the good work bro✌🏻 Many greetings from the Huertgenforest AC-Adventures
Thank you sooo much!!! :-D Yes, I just couldn't believe my eyes when i saw that SS marking! I tried to take it out of the scabbard, but it's pretty hard and i don't want to damage it! Who knows what is still waiting there to be found.. i'm probably not gonna find anything better then this there.. but you'll never know! Indeed, i really love that fork too, the condition is crazy! Also really like the track part! Thank you so much for watching!! Good luck on your next trip... maybe you will find the complete Fallschirmjäger helmet! Gr Nick
I think it would be so cool to find something from all those years ago knowing it probably went through a very intense battle and not knowing what happened to the wielder
Great video I really enjoy your content and seeing you dig up relics from the second and first world war. Being a collector myself I wish I had a place I could dig up world war one and two relics. Keep up the good work.
7:40 in slovakia there also were nazis one of them my great geat grandma offered the food and to hide him but he refuses...he forgots his spoon with nazi eagle on back how cool is that ?! also great vid :D
The maker mark and code on the bayonet along with the serial number is probably gone but would be interesting to see if it's still there. Probably issued around the time that SS man was issued his rifle (many gewehr 98 rifles we're reworked into model 98k's for the SS starting around 36 and ending in 1940-very early 41)
Hi Nick. Amazing episode, wow. So much stuff this time. I feel happy for you about the SS-bayonett. 😉 I only found a sheath of an infantry knife on my 10th video. 😅 Ok, all the best and take care.
Thank you very much!! Yeah, i'm really happy with it! Oh, that's a really cool find too! But never lose hope, maybe you will find a complete SS dump some day! :-D Thank you for watching!! Gr Nick
Concerning the 1917 long German cartridge with the top looking strange. During WWI, both sides had in place steel, or iron "sniper boxes." The sniper's gun fit through, with a small hole to aim through. Soldier's , on both sides would remove the bullets and turn them around, place them back in the cartridge, and fire them at the metal boxes. This is because the flat end of the bullet would be less likely to just bounce off, and would scatter on impact blinding the sniper's shooting eye.
I know what you mean indeed, really interesting! But this one was bend sideways, so most likely used to start a fire. Thanks for your comment!! Gr Nick
As a jew, an israeli and a former soldier i salute you. This find is amazing and brought tears to my eyes. Your work, editing and energy is awesome! A new subscriber indeed! Is there any chance of finding out the ss soldier's info from those numbers? Or are they random?
Thank you sooo much for the nice comment!! You sir... are an intelligent person! A lot of people don't understand videos like this one.. they think if you find or collect German WWII items, you are a Nazi.. Yes, i love that SS bayonet.. but i do not like what the SS did! It's about the history.. and then it's beautiful to find something like this. I don't think there is a chance to find out who's bayonet it was.. It would be cool if there is a name on it.. but that would be really rare. I hope i can get it out of the scabbard some day! Thank you for the compliments and subscribing!! Respect for your army service! Greetings, Nick
Just curious bro. What's your opinion on the internet sight 'German Helmet Vault'? I've bought me a relic M35 shell and new to the trade, but a WW2 German fan and was stationed in Germany, 5 1/2" years in the Army😁
Nice video and that axe thing u found was used to hammer in the saw cut of a tree to widden the cut so sawing was easy and trees falls over Keep up the Nice videos
Yo nick. Een vraagje. Wat doe jij met de scherpe patronen die je vind. Hou jij deze of begraaf je ze. Ik zelf vind veel patronen en ik neem ze zelf mee totdat ik weet hoe ik het kan ontmantelen. 🤔
Het is illegaal om scherpe patronen mee te nemen. Je mag ze alleen hebben als er gaatjes in zitten, en het kruit er uit is. Sommige mensen boren er zelf gaatjes in, maar ik ken iemand die dat deed, en de patroon explodeerde door de warmte. Wees voorzichtig met oude munitie! Gr Nick
the round rings with things inside like you called them must be wheel bairings from proberly the tankwheels you found a rubber from thetank track .. the handel you found ..i think it can be of a second world war oven / heater ..with 2 iron doors ... the had 2 of those hendels on the doors
9:35 That's a beard brush, im pretty sure. I found a brush like that in my great-grandfather's room who was a WW2 veteran. And the family said it was a beard brush.
Zeer mooie vondsten man. BTW koester je hangertje ook maar, het is een US Army issue miraculous medal. Zo een heb ik ook ooit gevonden in het Hurtgenwald maar dan de versie met wings. De patronen zijn 9mmx25 mauser werden inderdaad door Steyr pistolen gebruikt maar ook door de ex oosterijkse MP.34(o) michinepistool . Deze werden ook door de SS gebruikt als buitwapens.
Bedankt!! :-D Zo, dat is interessant zeg! Dat hangertje is dus wel degelijk in de oorlog verloren! Heel bijzonder die munitie... gaaf! Bedankt voor de info! Gr Nick
Zoek je vooral in Nederland? In dat geval zou ik zeker het tempel bos (en nabije bossen) in ter Apel aanraden. Is een dorp in de provincie Groningen, vlak bij de Drentse/Duitse grens. Aan het einde van de oorlog is daar een Poolse brigade in gevecht geraakt met de Duitsers. Er waren ook enkele Engelse aanwezig. Staan ook nog veel bunkers. Als je nog een gids nodig bent, meld ik me graag aan ;). Woon er vlak bij.
Ik zoek wel vaak in Nederland inderdaad :D Super bedankt voor de tip, maar ik woon in Zuid Limburg.. Ik heb veel dieren, dus kan helaas nooit te lang van huis wegblijven :) Gr Nick
You should go to the seigfried line near the Ardenne because I know there was a lot of fighting in the Forrest at the seigfried Line, you could find guns, ammo and maybe grenades!
I've been near the siegfried line, it's a really interesting place, i actually don't live too far away from it :) I find grenades pretty often.. really dangerous, so always have to be careful!
Hi Nick, for information only, what do you have to do finding artillery shells or unexploded mines, do you notify the authorities? In Italy we must notify the authorities.
If you look is other metal detecting video when he find live rounds sometimes he says that he can't keep them hand that he is gonna give it to the police to deactivate them
Thanks! Sometimes you can get it for a good price at flea markets, militaria fairs etc.. but watch out for fake stuff! Most of the times original items are expensive.. i buy from known militaria webshops with lifetime guarantee on authenticity :) Gr Nick
Hoi Nick, ik ben pas in Arnhem geweest, en heb daar gezocht op een stuk waar het mag en een liferound gevonden. En ook een 20 mm huls, en daar stond op: R H 1944 20mm. Is dat de huls van een wapen van een spitfire? Uit een vliegtuig? gr Mees
Gaaf Mees! Dat is een Britse 20 mm hispano. Deze werden afgevuurd door een HS.404 kanon. Ze werden gebruikt als luchtafweer kanonnen, en ook in vliegtuigen. Gr Nick
That bayonet is probably one of your best finds you’ve got to try and restore it right now I’m saving up for a german bayonet with late war wood handles
I have a K-98 that came off a tank in Africa. A K-98 bayonet give them to me my one of my grandfathers. sadly someone went through a lot of effort to remove all the eagles off both the bayonet and the case but made it look good. A ammo can with a full belt of French machine gun ammo. Stamps with Hitler on them some uncirculated along with coins from Germany. A few years ago got to work on a wartime Remington made 1911 45 cal pistol. There is an airport near where I live it's where the P-47 Thunderbolts pilots got their training. I'm thinking of going out there and look around. All growing up people rumored that there were tunnels out huge caches of weapons ammunition even vehicles. Only 1 way to find out if they were right
History Secrets thank you. It is true I do not wish to "BS" any one I am in New Jersey U.S.A a LOT of history here. The town I live in made the first flag on the moon
dikke vette vondsten man 😍😍😉😉 ik heb vandaag een stokgranaat en 2 deksels van ammo boxen en 1 punt van een kogel en 2 hulzen echt een toffe dag vandaag
History Secrets bedankt nick trouwens sorry voor het heel de tijd te vragen van locaties ik weet nu hoe het voelt 😂 mijn neefje ging mee en hij vond echt de dingen die ik niet zou vinden
Great vid just subscribed i like this kind of stuff im from the uk What are the laws on metal detecting in Germany? I would love to metal detect the forests in Germany
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Your excitement is extremely contagious. I’m so very addicted to these treasure hunt videos.
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Holy fuck dude, that bayonet is some crazy shit. I loved your response hahaha, mine would have been the same! Congrats. Keep up the good work.
Yes, i REALLY didn't expect that at all!! :-D
Hahaha, yesss!
Thank you very much my friend!!
Gr Nick
12:47 don't you see. This is clearly a original ww2 german fidget spinner. What a amazing find.
Haha, you are right!!
That is model Fitzgetz Schpinner M1939!
Hahaha, good one! :-D
Thank you for watching!!
Gr Nick
History Secrets hahaha love the name and model you gave it
zwalada u know I bet it’s something to do with that track piece
if they made one, ican see it having the S for the waffen SS on the end parts
They used those during the invasion of France
11:11 😂 lmao I would be just as excited as you were. I love all your videos by the way keep it up🤘👍
Haha, it was so cool to find! :)
Thank you for watching!!
Damn that cussing spree xD. Lol jk that's so awesome that you found one of those. Good video mate
Thanks! :D
The aluminium brush looks like one, used for applying shaving cream in World War One.
This also explains the random tubes you found nearby, probably also for shaving.
Geweldig om te zien man! Ik ben reeds begonnen met metaaldetecten. Ben zelf ook erg geinteresseerd in ww2. Mag ik vragen hoe jij de locatie bepaald waar je gaat zoeken? Dit zal wel in België zijn neem ik aan?
Bedankt! :-D
Ik gok meestal gewoon.. ik kies gewoon een bos uit en ga zoeken ;)
Ik zoek eigenlijk overal.. België Nederland en Duitsland.
Gr Nick
Supergaaf man en onwijs veel respect! Als beginnend metaal detector zou ik het erg gaaf vinden om een keer samen te zoeken! :) mocht je er voor open staan. :)
19:16 into video Ive seen a few similar objects in your other videos. It seems like the top of a cane/swagger stick/ walking stick. I'm humbled if I'm wrong. But I do love that your videos bring out that wonder/adventure, and curiosity in my brain. Carry on. And appreciate your time and devotion!
Great video...I think you are on the right "track" with the half-track idea. I can imagine a German vehicle being taken out by a squad of U.S. troops. Afterward the troops would stop long enough to search the wreckage for intelligence information and to possibly verify body count. They take the opportunity to eat a k-ration and pick up a sweet SS bayonet or 9mm Pistol as a souvenir...then something interrupted the moment causing them to quickly flee the scene. A single bayonet, not on a belt. Unfired 9mm stripper clips dropped on the ground. Vehicle parts, possibly a spare set of bearings with the threaded compression ring and a spare track pad. U.S. bazooka rocket parts. U.S. food ration paper, buried to help hide the troop numbers. In their haste someone dropped their U.S. fork. I think you were at the epicenter of an event. I would encourage you to make a plan and go back to that site. Also, after treating the leather on the scabbard you can re-stitch it using the same holes. Many of the preserved leather pieces I saw can be reassembled this way. It is also a good time to make measurements of the leather parts for making replacement and replicas. GREAT VIDEO!!!
Ok, I love the Steyr Hahn 1912. When I saw the stripper clip I knew immediately what it was. The bullets looked too small to be a rifle round and no other gun feeds with 8 round stripper clips. And I knew what is was the second you said "9mm but a bit taller." The treason being that the measurements of the bullet is 9x23 Steyr. If you didn't know, what you found is EXTREMELY rare. I mean, beyond rare. That is an incredible find!
I just love your excitement when you find something really interesting and fancy :D wish I could go dig for some ww2 stuff as well!!
Nick you’re wanting me to become a WWII collector
That SS bayonet is in REALLY good condition, too! Amazing find!
I know this is over 4 years old now, and you've come a long way as a researcher and a speaker of English. But it's really cool to hear your enthusiasm!
3:45 the coin says “Travail Famille” which means “work family” in French.
The Asian Destructor Travail Famille Patrie is the motto of Vichy France
Effectivement c'est bien ça😁👍 "travail, famille, patrie".
Absolutely Great Finds! Those days are far and few between!!! 😁😎🇺🇸
Thank you sooo much for your comment!! :-D
Gr Nick
3:34 that is an old orange juice can. The brand is “Del Monte”. Still in business today.
duramaxwelder most likely 60s
Holly shit really?
Holly crap really?!
What happened to the artillery shell at the start of the vid
He probably covered it up, marked it, and then reported it to the owner of the property or maybe even the police. After all it is a large shell probably with gun powder
Outstanding !!
Spectacular find.
Thanks for taking us along
Thank you very much!! :-D
And thank YOU for watching!!
Gr Nick
Wow, this is made when u had 2k subs! Its so cool to see how far you've come since 2017! Keep up the good finds and Happy 2019! Lets get you to 25k subs this year!
Indeed, you're right!!
Man.. that went so fast.. awesome!!
Thanks, new finds coming soon!
Super, herzlichen Glückwunsch.man sieht wie viel Spaß und Freude du an den Sachen hast,weiter so.lg.aus Leipzig
Your adventures are really exciting !!!
6:39 I believe that is a .32 Auto casing
Could be, thanks for the comment!!
Gr Nick
9:37 is a shaving brush.
Mmm, i also first thought it was a ahaving brush.. then i thought a painting brush because it didn't had enough hairs.. but maybe they fell off and it actually is a shaving brush!
Thanks for the comment!
Gr Nick
if you go metal detecting in German Forests what do you need like for documzntation to be able to do it legally
verry nice bajo and verry nice finds hope theres more to come
greets R.G.
Thank you very much!! :-D
Yes, i hope i can find some more stuff there... you'll never know!
Gr Nick
Hey love your videos I'm in Australia and I live near a millatary hospital site and the thing you found at 15:00 of the video I have a whole bunch of them I wish I could send you a photo of them they all look so new but are yet from the time period of 1923-1933 from what I believe if you know what they are can you please tell me thank you
Mauser c96 was chambered to 9mm cartridge already during ww1, they continued to manufacture those examples after the war in Germany and elsewhere from 1920s to late 1930s.
To tell them apart from the standard 7,63 examples, the 9mm ones got a big "9" carved onto the grips and the number painted red, thus they were titled "red 9s". You see them for sale sometimes in gun shows.
That bayonet is incredible!!
Привет. Отличные находки. Подписка и лайк👍👍👍
Del Monte (American brand) orange juice can @ 3:09. Vintage. Could be WW2 time frame.
Nice video. Always interesting.
Thanks from Texas, USA
Mmm, really interesting can!
Thank you very much for watching!!
Gr Nick
What the hack :D that is crazy awesome, I always found bayonets but never in such condition with the leather still in one piece.
Speechless and only one word for you my friend Congrats!
DMMD Team
Yes i was speeches!! :-D
First i thought it was only the frog, then i was like, OH YEAH the scabbard is still on it.. then it was complete.. and it even was a Waffen SS Bayonet!!
Too bad i can't dig more signals there because of a wasp nest.. i went back and i had i great signal.. guess what.. the wasps made a nest right where that signal is!
So a lot of wasps came out of the hole, and we needed to run really fast!
But my day will come... i will be back!
Thank you so much for watching my friend!! :)
Gr Nick
Did you ever show the blade of the bayonet on the Channel ? Because the division is engraved on that kind of waffen SS bayonet (wiking /leibstandarte ect )
I never did, because i don't want to damage the scabbard.. but maybe i will sometime ;)
9:05 into video. Lyonnaise is a french "sliced potatoes" dish. Or Google is a liar. Take you pick 😂
Just after that " the next day", that brush seems to big for paint, maybe a shaving soap/cream brush? I don't know anything about alot of things but I do love that your videos encourage me to wonder. I know I've said it before. Even on this comment feed. Sorry to repeat myself. But I just enjoy your content 😊
I Am so! BEEP BEEP BEPP And More BEEPS That made my day XD his excitment pleases me
Next thing you know you’re gonna assemble your own half track 251
At 1:23 , that really looks like part of a shako from the early 1800’s, specifically the plume holder.
Holy sh*t!!!! Thats amazing bro! What a rare find! Unbelievable....
Congrats✌🏻
Hope you find more SS stuff at your spot!
The fork is also a nice find!
Keep up the good work bro✌🏻
Many greetings from the Huertgenforest
AC-Adventures
Thank you sooo much!!! :-D
Yes, I just couldn't believe my eyes when i saw that SS marking!
I tried to take it out of the scabbard, but it's pretty hard and i don't want to damage it!
Who knows what is still waiting there to be found.. i'm probably not gonna find anything better then this there.. but you'll never know!
Indeed, i really love that fork too, the condition is crazy!
Also really like the track part!
Thank you so much for watching!!
Good luck on your next trip... maybe you will find the complete Fallschirmjäger helmet!
Gr Nick
Hehe yes, metal detecting there you have the most suprise moments....
Yes a Fallschirmjägerhelm would bei amazing...
great videos always look forward to your postings keep finding history!!!
Thank you so much, nice to hear that!!
Gr Nick
12:48 that is a bearing cluster from something huge. The shaft ran through the middle.
De 4e keer dat ik deze kijk, blijft gaaf!
Good find on the bayonet!!!.
Yes, it was an amazing find!!! :-D
Still can't believe it!
Gr Nick
I think it would be so cool to find something from all those years ago knowing it probably went through a very intense battle and not knowing what happened to the wielder
Great video I really enjoy your content and seeing you dig up relics from the second and first world war. Being a collector myself I wish I had a place I could dig up world war one and two relics. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much, awesome to hear!! :)
mooie vondsten jongens,vooral de waffen ss bajonet,super
Bedankt! :)
7:40 in slovakia there also were nazis one of them my great geat grandma offered the food and to hide him but he refuses...he forgots his spoon with nazi eagle on back how cool is that ?! also great vid :D
The maker mark and code on the bayonet along with the serial number is probably gone but would be interesting to see if it's still there. Probably issued around the time that SS man was issued his rifle (many gewehr 98 rifles we're reworked into model 98k's for the SS starting around 36 and ending in 1940-very early 41)
Hi Nick. Amazing episode, wow. So much stuff this time. I feel happy for you about the SS-bayonett. 😉 I only found a sheath of an infantry knife on my 10th video. 😅 Ok, all the best and take care.
Thank you very much!!
Yeah, i'm really happy with it!
Oh, that's a really cool find too!
But never lose hope, maybe you will find a complete SS dump some day! :-D
Thank you for watching!!
Gr Nick
Ik heb nog nooit zulke clips gezien die jij hebt gevonden en ook nog een mooie bayonet gevonden😲
19:17 i think the unidentified metal piece is the handle to the bolt on a rifle
Watched only the Intro with the soldiers in the background
Its amazig just thumbs up👍🏻
I took the train to Fulda many times
Geweldige video met nice vondsten!
Je verdiend echt veel meer subs!
Gr Ibo
Heel erg bedankt Ibo!! :-D
Gr Nick
Concerning the 1917 long German cartridge with the top looking strange. During WWI, both sides had in place steel, or iron "sniper boxes." The sniper's gun fit through, with a small hole to aim through. Soldier's , on both sides would remove the bullets and turn them around, place them back in the cartridge, and fire them at the metal boxes. This is because the flat end of the bullet would be less likely to just bounce off, and would scatter on impact blinding the sniper's shooting eye.
I know what you mean indeed, really interesting!
But this one was bend sideways, so most likely used to start a fire.
Thanks for your comment!!
Gr Nick
Great work and great finds,keep it up!
Thank you very much!! :-D
Gr Nick
I am hooked to your channel great work
Hey I'm in love with your videos. They are so interesting, keep up the great videos.
Thank you so much for that!!
Really glad you like it! :)
Thanks for watching!
Gr Nick
I haven't searched your videos yet but does anyone know if he was able to seperate the SS bayonet from the scabbard?
No it's too rusty and the scabbard is paper thin
You make me very jealous as living in America I don't have much of a chance to find many world war 2 items 😂 keep up the good work!
We can dig for civil war relics I want a detector to do that actually because my town was in a civil war battle
As a jew, an israeli and a former soldier i salute you. This find is amazing and brought tears to my eyes. Your work, editing and energy is awesome! A new subscriber indeed!
Is there any chance of finding out the ss soldier's info from those numbers? Or are they random?
Thank you sooo much for the nice comment!!
You sir... are an intelligent person!
A lot of people don't understand videos like this one.. they think if you find or collect German WWII items, you are a Nazi..
Yes, i love that SS bayonet.. but i do not like what the SS did!
It's about the history.. and then it's beautiful to find something like this.
I don't think there is a chance to find out who's bayonet it was..
It would be cool if there is a name on it.. but that would be really rare.
I hope i can get it out of the scabbard some day!
Thank you for the compliments and subscribing!!
Respect for your army service!
Greetings,
Nick
Just curious bro. What's your opinion on the internet sight 'German Helmet Vault'? I've bought me a relic M35 shell and new to the trade, but a WW2 German fan and was stationed in Germany, 5 1/2" years in the Army😁
Heel erg bedankt nick voor het uitleggen hoe je die hulzen schoon moet maken ik heb alles schoon en het is mooi geworden
Graag gedaan!
Dat is heel goed om te horen! :-D
Gr Nick
Nice video and that axe thing u found was used to hammer in the saw cut of a tree to widden the cut so sawing was easy and trees falls over
Keep up the Nice videos
Thank you very much for your comment and info!! :-D
Gr Nick
Yo nick. Een vraagje. Wat doe jij met de scherpe patronen die je vind. Hou jij deze of begraaf je ze. Ik zelf vind veel patronen en ik neem ze zelf mee totdat ik weet hoe ik het kan ontmantelen. 🤔
Het is illegaal om scherpe patronen mee te nemen.
Je mag ze alleen hebben als er gaatjes in zitten, en het kruit er uit is.
Sommige mensen boren er zelf gaatjes in, maar ik ken iemand die dat deed, en de patroon explodeerde door de warmte.
Wees voorzichtig met oude munitie!
Gr Nick
Bedankt voor de info. Ik heb al een manier gevonden om ze onschadelijk te maken
Mr. History Secrets, the item with the handle is a shut off valve for a pipe system.
Spettacolare la baionetta..... e anche il resto
Grazie mille per la visione! :)
@@History-Secrets I tuoi video sono sempre un piacere guardarli.
Grazie, molto bello da sentire!
damn ur lucky to find those things today good job m8 don't stop 🖒👊
Yes, really lucky this time... still can't believe it!
Thank you for watching!!
Gr Nick
how do you find places to detect
the round rings with things inside like you called them must be wheel bairings from proberly the tankwheels you found a rubber from thetank track .. the handel you found ..i think it can be of a second world war oven / heater ..with 2 iron doors ... the had 2 of those hendels on the doors
9:35 That's a beard brush, im pretty sure. I found a brush like that in my great-grandfather's room who was a WW2 veteran. And the family said it was a beard brush.
Hey Nick ik heb een scherf van bom gevonden en er staat RL 3 43 weet jij wat het betekent? Welk leger? mvg Mees
Zeer mooie vondsten man. BTW koester je hangertje ook maar, het is een US Army issue miraculous medal. Zo een heb ik ook ooit gevonden in het Hurtgenwald maar dan de versie met wings. De patronen zijn 9mmx25 mauser werden inderdaad door Steyr pistolen gebruikt maar ook door de ex oosterijkse MP.34(o) michinepistool . Deze werden ook door de SS gebruikt als buitwapens.
Bedankt!! :-D
Zo, dat is interessant zeg!
Dat hangertje is dus wel degelijk in de oorlog verloren!
Heel bijzonder die munitie... gaaf!
Bedankt voor de info!
Gr Nick
where did you bought metal detector
Zoek je vooral in Nederland? In dat geval zou ik zeker het tempel bos (en nabije bossen) in ter Apel aanraden. Is een dorp in de provincie Groningen, vlak bij de Drentse/Duitse grens. Aan het einde van de oorlog is daar een Poolse brigade in gevecht geraakt met de Duitsers. Er waren ook enkele Engelse aanwezig. Staan ook nog veel bunkers. Als je nog een gids nodig bent, meld ik me graag aan ;). Woon er vlak bij.
Ik zoek wel vaak in Nederland inderdaad :D
Super bedankt voor de tip, maar ik woon in Zuid Limburg..
Ik heb veel dieren, dus kan helaas nooit te lang van huis wegblijven :)
Gr Nick
You should go to the seigfried line near the Ardenne because I know there was a lot of fighting in the Forrest at the seigfried Line, you could find guns, ammo and maybe grenades!
I've been near the siegfried line, it's a really interesting place, i actually don't live too far away from it :)
I find grenades pretty often.. really dangerous, so always have to be careful!
I think the thing you said you damaged might be a handle for when they opened the canons to put the shells in
I was thinking about that too indeed! :-D
Too bad i can't find any pictures..
Thanks for the help!
Gr Nick
Hi Nick, for information only, what do you have to do finding artillery shells or unexploded mines, do you notify the authorities? In Italy we must notify the authorities.
If you look is other metal detecting video when he find live rounds sometimes he says that he can't keep them hand that he is gonna give it to the police to deactivate them
@@lemanael8199 thanks
More great Finds 👍🏻
wat heb je gedaan met de artillery shell?
wauw nick wat een topvondst
ga zo door...
groetjes die andere gekke limbo
Bedankt, zeker een topvondst!! :-D
Gr Nick
19:17 top of a swagger stick great vid btw
It really looks like that indeed!
Thank you very much!! :-D
Gr Nick
Great videos! I'd love to be able to metal detect the fatherland!
Thank you very much for watching!! :-D
Gr Nick
that part that you found was a mouser k98 checosolvican part of a bolt
Love your channel I also love to buy ww2 items do you know any cheap site that’s not eBay
Thanks!
Sometimes you can get it for a good price at flea markets, militaria fairs etc.. but watch out for fake stuff!
Most of the times original items are expensive.. i buy from known militaria webshops with lifetime guarantee on authenticity :)
Gr Nick
History Secrets do you know any websites
Trouwens zou je ook een keer naar belgie gaan ieper of zoiets verdun.......? Zou leuk zijn
Het is een beetje ver, maar als ik er heen zou gaan, zou ik er zeker een video van maken! :-D
Gr Nick
Them wasps they gonna get u man
That mushroom brass looking thing looks like a bolt for a rifle. Potentially a kar.
The large valve and handle you found looks like it could have come off a tiger or a Sherman
Hoi Nick, ik ben pas in Arnhem geweest, en heb daar gezocht op een stuk waar het mag en een liferound gevonden. En ook een 20 mm huls, en daar stond op: R H 1944 20mm. Is dat de huls van een wapen van een spitfire? Uit een vliegtuig? gr Mees
Gaaf Mees!
Dat is een Britse 20 mm hispano.
Deze werden afgevuurd door een HS.404 kanon.
Ze werden gebruikt als luchtafweer kanonnen, en ook in vliegtuigen.
Gr Nick
That bayonet is probably one of your best finds you’ve got to try and restore it right now I’m saving up for a german bayonet with late war wood handles
It sure is!
Too bad it's falling apart now..
But i found an MG42 and a complete FLAK Gun too! :D
History Secrets very nice finds are those in videos I would like to see them?
The video of the MG42 is on my old channel K98100, but the Flak is on this Channel :)
History Secrets Ok thanks love your channel
I have a K-98 that came off a tank in Africa.
A K-98 bayonet give them to me my one of my grandfathers. sadly someone went through a lot of effort to remove all the eagles off both the bayonet and the case but made it look good.
A ammo can with a full belt of French machine gun ammo.
Stamps with Hitler on them some uncirculated along with coins from Germany.
A few years ago got to work on a wartime Remington made 1911 45 cal pistol.
There is an airport near where I live it's where the P-47 Thunderbolts pilots got their training.
I'm thinking of going out there and look around. All growing up people rumored that there were tunnels out huge caches of weapons ammunition even vehicles.
Only 1 way to find out if they were right
Really really interesting story!! :-D
Good luck!
Gr Nick
History Secrets thank you. It is true I do not wish to "BS" any one I am in New Jersey U.S.A a LOT of history here. The town I live in made the first flag on the moon
dikke vette vondsten man 😍😍😉😉 ik heb vandaag een stokgranaat en 2 deksels van ammo boxen en 1 punt van een kogel en 2 hulzen echt een toffe dag vandaag
Bedankt!!
Zo, dat zijn erg mooie vondsten! :-D
Gr Nick
History Secrets bedankt nick trouwens sorry voor het heel de tijd te vragen van locaties ik weet nu hoe het voelt 😂 mijn neefje ging mee en hij vond echt de dingen die ik niet zou vinden
Haha, dat gebeurt helaas.. en dat kan heel vervelend zijn! ;)
Gr Nick
History Secrets ja idd 😂
Weer super gave vondsten, gave video's!
En jij weer heel erg bedankt voor het kijken!! :-D
Gr Nick
XD I love when you spaz the sound effects are very entertaining
Haha, thank you for watching! :)
Maybe put some of it in your bunker? It would be a cool addition.
Great vid just subscribed i like this kind of stuff im from the uk What are the laws on metal detecting in Germany? I would love to metal detect the forests in Germany
@ 2:47 is a Saint Christopher medal, for Cathlic s to have safe travels
The thing with the handle is an aircraft hammer from WW2 just in case a screw came lost
I feel so inspired I want to metal detect for ww2 items but I live in the U.S
Amazing video . Good luck .
Thank you very much!! :-D
Gr Nick