The good thing about hunting next to a river or good-sized creek is the potential for human habitation and activity. The downside is much of the remains could be deeply buried or worse, washed away. All of those suspender clips reinforced my impression that you rarely see the same one twice.
Hey Shawn & Jerry! Love the suspender clips! The 1911 Badge, Pottsville, PA is where Yuengling is made. Totally worth a trip to check out the brewery there. Keep up the amazing footage!
Great job. I like the format. I bought a coin magnifier on Amazon for 45 bucks. It has helped me identify things on more than just coins. That might have helped with the fancy suspender clip. Great job. Thanks for the adventure.
How awesome it is...when you can pull a nice relic or coin from the dirt that has been swung over and hunted many times. Fantastic job on sniffing the war nickel out.
I love your content! Just finished watching your video from 5 months ago building the raft. (And forgetting your shovels!). So glad I found you guys and your channel! ❤️😄
That's a lot of suspender clasps. Maybe there was a seamstress that made or repaired clothes. Who knoelws. I just hope it wasn't just one poor soul losing his. 💖💯
Shawn, your story telling gives me chills, thank you 💖 Amazing relics, Jerry, I love suspender clips. Those relics really do tell a story. A soldier must have been there, and it definitely seems like they were poor. Thank you, Jerry 💖you guys rock my world every week!!!!!!! Congratulations on the war nickel!!!
Since you keep finding those suspender clips, I understand there is a new book out on suspender clips. Nice hunt, maybe that old soldier left his belt plate there for you.
Schuylkill is pronounced "skook-ill" ...as it was named by the natives. Today the word is most often heard at a Delco Wawa followed by the phrase "Go Birds!"
Hey Jerry it's just speculation but perhaps one of two things ... maybe you have found where these folks overalls were hanging on thier cloths lines ... or maybe those folks workin that furnace had the notion to take a dip in the river after a hard day's work . Either way man ty for the adventure!!
Yes back then there were alot of men working that would make sense why all those suspenders would be there. They also had blacksmiths to and wars to where lots of guys were shot or hit with sharp objects.those other harmonicas could also be from man wearing those bent metal on there boots i had a pair with them on it in the 70s i was a boot gal do to farming and workin on others farming to help them out with cows horses sheep and tractor works . sum times chickens to .
@@detectingpa8968 that there answered the question. 🤦 the system for protected sites…areas ya can’t dig because they’re in the PASS system. Some MD crew from Maryland messed up some stuff west of chambersburg. I thought all MDs checked that before headin out
@@detectingpa8968 yea. I figured. You’re pretty solid in ur videos. Others should watch and learn from em. I think that too mostly. Problem now. People register sites from 60s and land resells oer and oer and it gets lost in the shuffle. Them Maryland boys were on someone’s private land with permission. Owner didn’t even know bout ole GAR campsite on land and got some trouble after them boys dug. Good group boys too. They ain’t never hurt anything in purpose.
The good thing about hunting next to a river or good-sized creek is the potential for human habitation and activity. The downside is much of the remains could be deeply buried or worse, washed away. All of those suspender clips reinforced my impression that you rarely see the same one twice.
Thanks for sharing. It matters to those of us who can’t get to where you all go. 😊
Hey Shawn & Jerry! Love the suspender clips! The 1911 Badge, Pottsville, PA is where Yuengling is made. Totally worth a trip to check out the brewery there. Keep up the amazing footage!
Great job. I like the format. I bought a coin magnifier on Amazon for 45 bucks. It has helped me identify things on more than just coins. That might have helped with the fancy suspender clip. Great job. Thanks for the adventure.
If there was a store maybe someone was repairing clothing with all the suspenders clips and a thimble you found.
How awesome it is...when you can pull a nice relic or coin from the dirt that has been swung over and hunted many times. Fantastic job on sniffing the war nickel out.
We give the Deus 2 most of the credit.
A lot of old timmers running around with their trousers hanging down.
Congrats on all your finds. Great couple of Hunts there. Love the Suspender Pieces and Badge. Congrats on the Lock also. Take Care.
Bet there was a seamstress there. Love that old place ❤
Great story of the history in the area! Thanks for the video!
Great episode guys! Lots of suspender buckles, one of my favorite relics! Keep up the great work. Love the thumbnail!
Everyone pants must of been falling down lol. Great hunt guys keep up the good work
I would have liked to be the supplier of them in that area. Gold mine! lol
Thanks guys for another great video, what a great way to start my morning stay safe out there and lots of love from West Virginia ❤️🙂
Thanks Trish as always!
Great finds guys. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks!
Great finds
I love your content! Just finished watching your video from 5 months ago building the raft. (And forgetting your shovels!). So glad I found you guys and your channel! ❤️😄
Good times digging with knives! 😂😂😂
Let's go let's go treasure and adventure ✌👵
Great finds guys!
Thanks!
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Great hunting, finds, and video, Guys!
Thanks!
Great video those guys worked hard and had a hard life they worked there suspenders off
lol! Makes you wonder what they were doing that so many fell off!?!?
Really appreciate your time and the love of the hobby. Great stuff looking forward for the next one.
That's a lot of suspender clasps. Maybe there was a seamstress that made or repaired clothes. Who knoelws. I just hope it wasn't just one poor soul losing his. 💖💯
Shawn, your story telling gives me chills, thank you 💖 Amazing relics, Jerry, I love suspender clips. Those relics really do tell a story. A soldier must have been there, and it definitely seems like they were poor. Thank you, Jerry 💖you guys rock my world every week!!!!!!! Congratulations on the war nickel!!!
Great finds guys!!
I detect in swpa, love your content. Keep doing what you’re doing fellas.
Since you keep finding those suspender clips, I understand there is a new book out on suspender clips. Nice hunt, maybe that old soldier left his belt plate there for you.
another great week Detecting PA video. Raining today so im stuck in but its ok i scored me some silver last time i was out .
Rainy weekends! Raining here too. May head out tomorrow though!
@@detectingpa8968 im headed out i have to get out there ..lol
@@detectingpa8968 well I was out for 2 hours scored a silver ring gotta love it. Thank you for the luck.✌
Nice intro and very true to the rough times they lived,and you share thru finds!
Great video once again. The hard work , attention to detail and history really shows. Enjoyed from Southwest Tennessee!
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Thanks James.
Nice button
Another awesome video! Thanks Jerry and Shawn!!
Schuylkill is pronounced "skook-ill" ...as it was named by the natives. Today the word is most often heard at a Delco Wawa followed by the phrase "Go Birds!"
Just found your channel, good content, good filming, good editing..look forward to seeing more
Wow! Thanks!
Hey Jerry
it's just speculation but perhaps one of two things ... maybe you have found where these folks overalls were hanging on thier cloths lines ... or maybe those folks workin that furnace had the notion to take a dip in the river after a hard day's work . Either way man ty for the adventure!!
They could have made good money, unfortunately they probably spent it all on buckles. 😊 Beautiful area.
😂😂😂
Now I know you guys are out west Pennsylvania we pronounce it Schuyl - kill
there's a river and a major roadway btw I'm from Philadelphia
You should have heard us out in the woods trying to pronounce it before we filmed. 😂😂
Never found one i hope someday
Watching now guys... 💖💖
Jerry there is also a military button with a D for Dragoons.
Yes I forgot about those! That’s a dream button! Thanks!
@@detectingpa8968 Was my second one found. The land owner wanted it because his name is Dave.
Shawn, my vote is.....shoe buckle
i would say buckle date looks to be 1850.
Yes back then there were alot of men working that would make sense why all those suspenders would be there. They also had blacksmiths to and wars to where lots of guys were shot or hit with sharp objects.those other harmonicas could also be from man wearing those bent metal on there boots i had a pair with them on it in the 70s i was a boot gal do to farming and workin on others farming to help them out with cows horses sheep and tractor works . sum times chickens to .
What about some kind of clothes line? Where they would hang clothes to dry?
Civil war button i do have
Maybe they switched to overalls and gave up on suspenders.
lol, maybe
The counnty is pronounced "Sku-kill" With a hard k sound
I hope silver
What was the mint mark and date on that War Nickel?
Cook vids. Yall check PASS before digging. Doesn’t seem like it
PULL AIM SQUEEZE SWEEP?
@@detectingpa8968 that there answered the question. 🤦 the system for protected sites…areas ya can’t dig because they’re in the PASS system. Some MD crew from Maryland messed up some stuff west of chambersburg. I thought all MDs checked that before headin out
I can assure you that we aren’t detecting protected sites.
@@detectingpa8968 yea. I figured. You’re pretty solid in ur videos. Others should watch and learn from em. I think that too mostly. Problem now. People register sites from 60s and land resells oer and oer and it gets lost in the shuffle. Them Maryland boys were on someone’s private land with permission. Owner didn’t even know bout ole GAR campsite on land and got some trouble after them boys dug. Good group boys too. They ain’t never hurt anything in purpose.
Lol, tough word... "Shoy kill" county is really pronounced "skookl" county. Dutch name, means hidden river.
We will mess it up again. Guaranteed haha
@@detectingpa8968 it's a hard name to pronounce, even harder to spell...
That war nickel is 20 percent silver..js
35% silver.
If you had to buy that many suspender clips, you would be poor also.
Good point! Haha