SHE DIED & LEFT GOLD
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Watch to the END to see what happens!
Jeremy & George are back home at Hale$ Headquarters but their battle with the corruption in Otter Creek still rages on
BUT he's still on the treasure hunt when he can with the Hale$ Team
George & Jeremy went to one of the last live storage unit auctions left in the world with 32 units up for bid
And they scored BIG
They purchased a unit for $350 which held hidden gold, silver and war treasures
This could possibly be there best storage unit purchase of the year
Watch to the END to see what happens!
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SHE DIED & LEFT GOLD
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I have restored antique furniture for 30 years and what you say is a desk, is actually a washstand. The dining chairs are Charles Eastlake. What a beautiful bunch of history you found in that unit. Congratulations.
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Wherever this sweet lady is, she is smiling down at you. Knowing that her things will be well taken care of and loved.
The “book” you were looking at is a daguerreotype, a picture taken without a negative on a sheet of copper thinly plated with silver. These were commonly taken in the 1840s and 1850s. They were frequently encased in a decorative frame which protected the photo from damage. Daguerreotypes framed the photos of loved ones and were commonly carried by Civil War soldiers to keep their loved ones close to them while engaged in war.
I have a daguerreotype of my 3rd great grandmother that her son (my great great grandfather) carried during his service in the war between the states. He carried it all the way from Pennsylvania to Tennessee during his 2 years of service. It has a crack but mostly in amazing shape!
I love this fabulous unit! It's so fun when you two get excited and amazing that you saved it from the dump! Super nice of Rob to help out. I was a Girl Scout too and got into so much mischief (and punishment) at Scoutshire Woods camp. 💕🙏🤗🥰
One of your best finds ever. I love the beautiful penmanship on the letters and how the called his wife his companion. This was truly a lady with fine taste in her dinnerware and took such good care of it. You truly lucked up on this find.
What an awesome unit. So much history and you could feel the love of the solider to his wife. 💖💖💖
That last piece you found is called a commode on the cupboard door side is where they kept the chamber pot to pee in to in the winter time because they didn't want to go to the outhouse. And they usually had a towel bar on the back of them
I have always heard this piece called a wash stand. I am lucky enough to own one from my family.
Oh yeah I've heard it called a washstand to but my mother always called it a commode. I did have one that belonged to my grandmother that got stolen after my mom died. I hope whoever has it is treating it with love and respect
One hundred years and three months, after the soldier wrote his letter to his beloved. I was born in November 1963. I got goosebumps all over with all the nostalgia you found. What an amazing find. Love from South Africa.
I have a letter witten by my g-g uncle 7 days before he was killed in world war 1
Absolutely AMAZING pieces of history y'all got there. Super happy you two got your hands on it to show all of us. Thank you George and Jeremy. 🎉❤
This has to be my favorite storage unit of all that I have seen on this channel, and I have been watching for years :)
I have to agree with you on that one! Best storage unit!!
Oh I got the chills as you read the letters. This is such a touching experience. I’m glad you and George are the keepers of these treasures because I believe you will honor and respect them. ❤
The letters are so amazing, the history in your hand. That piece of paper you are holding in your hand was in a soldiers hand , amazing. Its sad family is willing to take money when someone dies but not the memories, the memories are the best part, glad it went to someone who appreciates it so much
He said the lady had nobody.
@@emmaccormick8654she had somebody, because someone kept that silverware
Those letters gave me goose bumps, it's so awesome to find such history. I would have them placed into archival frames, and keep them from the sunlight. Congratulations!
That was so awesome of Rob to come and help. So wonderful to have the friends you have. There is a lot of love there. Donna Michigan
With all those old pictures and antique furniture, there could be nobody better to get it, than you two! The way you cherish antiques is heart warming!❤ Blessing from God!
Wow! I was glued to this until in the first 5 minutes. Amazing finds! I would have loved to meet that lady, I bet she had wonderful stories to tell. This is hands down my favorite unit. Just seeing the old Girl Scout stuff and war letters kinda choked me up a bit I have to admit.
What a fantastic unit! My mom and dad got married 8n the later part of the -😅50’s. My mom had some Sterling silverware. She didn’t have a full place setting, but odd and end pieces. Beautiful craftsmanship in the pattern. I love seeing those old pieces. Gorgeous furniture pieces too!
My parents were married in 1955. They were given a full set of Old Master silverware, as well as an antique sterling silver pitcher engraved with letter H that was given to them by dad's great aunt. My parents divorced and, in the way of acrimonious divorces, mom made the pitcher disappear until many years later, when it turned up with a K on it (mom's new initial). For many years, she would hide it whenever we would go for a visit. In her mind, she was convinced that we were going hi to "steal" it back for dad. I know, crazy, right? She became very ill at the end, and while she was in the hospital, her younger children helped themselves to everything of value in the house. My sister and I live out of state and, in fact, were not notified of her death until the night before her funeral (long story for another time). All of the silver, crystal, ORIGINAL Desert Rose china, and several other things "disappeared". It's a shame, really, because these things had history, not just monetary value. I hope someone found them in some pawn shop and gave them a good home.
One of the things I liked was how beautiful her penmanship was. Writing letters is a lost art and seeing hers was a treat.
This was an amazing unit. The Photo Angel would have a blast with the history and finding descendants of the family's.
The furniture, beautiful
So so much more.
The silver ring that George thought was a bracelet and Jeremey said tie /neckerchief is in fact part of table ware, a serviette ring.
Napkin ring
Often given as a christening or wedding present in the past. We all had initialled serviette rings when I was a child.
I agree with you on the ring
Holy Cow...I love the silver clarinet! That could sell for $200!
As a collector of old photos, I have no words for what you just found!!
I have old photos how can I connect if you want any of 50s Festival of states parade in St.Petersburg Fla.
The last piece of furniture is an old wash stand. People would put an old wash basin with a pitcher on top of it. That is definitely an antique.
We have an old wash stand w/basin and pitcher that was given to us by my in-laws that was passed down to them. That’s a beautiful piece there.
What a bonus! Those silver rings are napkin rings, not neckerchief slides. They still had those brownie scout pins in the 60's because I have one. The bent over spoons are made that way so kids can learn to feed themselves. The old letters probably was her gr grandparents. And the silver box was probably her grandparents or gr grandparents silver set. Such awesome things.
The history you found in this unit is unit is inspiring what a treasure
To me all this is more precious than any gold or silver. All the history she kept meant more to her than anything else.
Thank you for sharing this unit with us. I love how you guys gently and respectably sort through these items. Great treasure in your hands. May the Lord bless your family and extended Christian and Patience family too
Talk about memories! I was a Brownie in first grade 1956 and stayed in the Girl Scouts for a long time. Seeing the pins, pictures and badges brought tears to my eyes. And looking at the old photos reminds me of our old family photos. More 😭
Peridot is what the ring looks like to me. I am an emerald baby, but I love Peridot!!
I really, really enjoyed this one. Some beautiful pieces to fully discover when you have a proper look through it all. It was like stepping back in history. Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations on such a great find. The history is just over flowing. So glad you found it, anybody else would just throw it away but you appreciate the value. God bless you 🙏
Wonderful saving and using the beautiful furniture. And finding history. Thank you for sharing. God bless you
If this lovely lady knew what happened to her items, she would be very pleased that you and George got them.😊
Tin type. I love old pictures. I can't throw them away even when I don't know who they are. I look at them and remember them. They aren't forgotten. Great find. You sell the silver, I'll take the pictures. 😁❤
@Jeremy thank you for sharing all of these interesting items from these storage units. It's like taking a walk through history.
Awesome antique furniture in the unit!!! Crystal! Silver! Handmade afghans!!
Wow, this is the best find you have ever made, thank you so much for allowing us to share your joy at finding the most amazing treasures. History is so important in allowing us to know where we have come from. It really is wonderful that you saved those precious letters for the future generations, I was literally holding my breath when you read them. Thank you
Wow! I love the history of this lady, the letters and the old money just everything.❤️❤️. Did the manager of the storage units give a reason ever claimed it? Amazing!
Loved this unit! I also have that black picture book, inherited that full of old photos, some tin type! In my inheritance, I received several pieces of history from the Civil war and WW1..letters etc..my best gift were 2 old Bibles from the 1800s with dates written in as far back as late 1700s weddings, births and deaths! I hope you guys enjoy your history finds😊🤗
That yellow thing was probably a bottle cover. This unit reminds me of my grandmother. She had crochet bottle covers that looks like a poodle. My grand covered liquor bottles and use them as door holders to keep them open.
The star pins are also Girl Scouts. They were awarded for each year in scouting. 😊
Jeremy tickles me when he gets excited. Then, when we hear George in the background laughing....😂😂😂They make a great team!!
As a historian and scrapbooker, I loved the old photos, what a wonderful find of WW1
The spoons with the curled handles are often for either disabled people to feed themselves OR to train toddlers to use cutlery rather than hands. My Mum (who would be 92) had hers from childhood and all the spoons and forks had curled handles. They were made that way, not done by parents. (in the 20's and 30's)
Adding: in the Girl Scout box, the little hats are hand made lavender bags/pot pourri bags - to perfume clothing in drawers. And the silver 'ring' is a napkin ring. I have a set, given to me as a Wedding present, 36 years ago. From an era when cloth napkins were the norm, especially for dinner parties.
Absolutely enjoyed this unit!! Loved the history and the photographs Just incredible Thank you both for doing what you do it's very much appreciated Hug's and keep smiling ❤❤❤
The longer the captain handles the China … 😂
What a beautiful unit, Jeremy you are in your Element when you go thru these storage units.
I have to say this is the first time I’ve ever seen or should I say remember y’all or Jeremy keeping a piece of just beautiful furniture for anywhere other than the “show room area” I know that y’all keep things that are fun, goofy, necessary, and different all the time but I love this beautiful piece of furniture for some reason getting a place where it will get used and loved daily. (I believe it reminds me of good childhood memories somewhere 🤷🏻♀️🥴) I love George’s recommendation of the bedside, and that Jeremy ran with it perfectly. Y’all are a great team which makes an amazing couple!! Hugs 🤗 and peace ✌️
Wow what an epic Unit Geremy lots of great valuable findings... but those Love letters at the end are priceless... great furniture they look good at the HaleS HQ... so happy for you & our sweet Jeorgy 🥰for finding all these amazing things
The sheer value box is an old hosiery box. My mom's stockings came in a similar box.
Jeremy and George those vintage Girl Scouts pins sell for around $20.00 and the Sash sells for $75.00 on E-Bay thought I'd let you know
Those stars, are Girl Scout year pins. ooh, I want that song book. I actually used that song book in scouts.
Same here. I have my 10 year pin in my box. The blue was also girl scout. Cadet pin
That unit was so full of history.
You were the right person to have this ladies' treasures, and you are the next keeper of her precious memories.
You were certainly right This was an amazing unit.
And to whoever packed the items, did so with respect and how the items were added and placed with care in the unit itself.
I love see old photographs from years and years ago,how different people looked and the difference in clothes and things like that 😊
I was tearing up - not going to lie! I love looking at old pictures and seeing what their everyday life looked like. Thank you for sharing!
Oh my so excited. Alot of the girl scout stuff reminds of mine in the 70s. Thank you for sharing
I love how excited Jeremy gets.
That's not a tie slide, but a napkin holder.
Finally, someone gets excited over very old pictures. Good Job!
I sit in south africa and I pray for Otter Creek. Leadership and residents. Jeremy you have so put Otter Creeek into hearts, minds and prayers of so many around the world. May the Lord continue to bless Otter Creek abundantly. Happiness peace and joy for each girl and boy of every age. Lots of love and appreciation to all who served this town and surrounding families by giving them a fresh injection of hope.❤
Jeremy and George, All the antique's furniture. The photo back in the 1918 was amazing. My grandpa was born 1919. All the old photos amazing brings back memories. What a great find you both got.
One of the most interesting units, love history.
Just found robs channel and bing watched him last night till. 7 am. And then today and this came up below his so I decided to watch and wow you are both in this one! And I'm definitely subbing cuz you have such a warm heart, wonderful smile and sincere appreciation and respect for this lady's locker. You appreciate the afghans and hours of love and work to make them. Reading these letters, You are a sweetheart!
The silver thing you found is not a tie ring it's actually a napkin ring we're you put your napkins in and place on the dining table my grandparents used to have them with there initials on them love you both videos are great ❤❤❤
Awesome! The history alone is a winner. Keep Smiling. God Bless! ❤🙏
This totally blew me away. You should see if maybe.
The Smithsonian or something like that. That does history if they would buy those from you. Or however they do that I don't know. That has been one of the most beautiful Storage unit you guys had with history..
This is my favorite unit ever ! The memorabilia, Limoge china, the beautiful pieces of furniture. I would have loved exploring that one
That was a nice storage unit you brought it has Civil War stuff in it stuff from World War II silver and it’s got a perfect home with you and George
I'm dying right now! A whole set of Limoges China? Swarovski? Ackkk.... I would have loved to have sorted that unit with you!!!!!
Omg guys!!! My hair is standing on end, I have goose-bumps and tears!!! What an amazing unit!! I cant blame you for keeping the gorgeous furniture! Love and prayers for all of you! ❤❤
It’s amazing the history in those boxes
My goodness! The letters and photos are priceless. My great grandfather was a cannonball artillery specialist for the union army in the civil war. I was told he lost his hearing. This unit was the best one yet! Congratulations!
Awesome history picture. Loving this unit.
I love looking at old letters, photos, and belongings it shows history, love, and heart.. That unit was definitely worth 100 x more than u bid ..very lucky God bless you ❤️
That was amazing find in the storage unit and fun to watch you😊❤
That silver "ring" in the box with all the Girl Scout stuff looks like a silver napkin ring. There mighr be more scattered about.❤❤❤
Incredible unit, nice silver and jewelry, very cool furniture, but I think the incredible thing about this unit is the history which to me is priceless, the woman who owned all of this did a great job of taking care of it and nice seeing Jeremy and George having the furniture at Hales Headquarters 😊
Thank you for reading those old letters. I love it along with all of the crystal.
My mom's parents were born in the late 1890s. My dad's dad was born in 1909 and his mom was born in 1917. Being born/raised during the depression, my dad's mom saved EVERYTHING!!!! My parents had boxes of photographs. Seeing the old photos reminds me of sitting with my parents and looking thru the boxes. Good memories
Excellent unit. With so many things marked with the name Leslie I have to wonder if the lady who passed away was Leslie or if those were the things that were meant for Leslie and they were put into storage while they were trying to locate Leslie. The estate finally stopped paying the storage fees for some reason and Leslie was never found.
Wow, that's some very memorable letters you found Jeremy. I love your enthusiasm.❤❤
Wow. I felt chills of excitement watching this video. I love the history and stories of the past. Thank you for an awesome video
The open girl scout pin indicates a brownie. The stars indicate one year each for being in the scouts.
Wow. I have chills as you read the letters from the battlefield!! I love history, and this unit was an amazing find.
Such a cool unit! The tables are beautiful not everyone appreciates old good wood furniture. So glad you do! Your appreciation is wonderful to
hear through out your search! All that history wish it could be researched. Wonder have you thought of giving the historical items to a Family History Center or Genealogy historical Society where they are trained to search out the stories and families? Even a historical museum? Thank you for sharing with us this was a great find!
Jeremy this has to be the best unit. The B&W photos and GS memorabilia are fantastic. My favorite discovery was the letter's from the soldier to his wife. 🌿💕
That was an awesome find with the clarinet! With clarinets being woodwind, normally made of wood or plastic, if there are any cracks inside even the slightest, it ruins the sound. The connecting pieces usually has one end with cork like material that fits into the next piece. The mouthpiece has cork that goes into the mid B & Bb up to high c d e f (with sharps & flats in between as well as mid A down to low C with side keys & fingertip open buttons. On the back is thumb covering where you need to hold to get mid G on up. At the end of that section is cork end to fit in to D on down to the lower deep notes with more side keys & open fingertip buttons, where at the end there is the last cork connector into the bell of the clarinet where the brand & style is marked. How it plays like i mentioned before depends on any cracks in barrel down to fluted bottom, & in this case dings too from it being composed of metal/silver. Before attaching connectors, you'll need cork grease to moisten cork so it doesn't crumble crack or fall apart. We had an exchange student from germany come to stay with us for a year to attend school, & on my 15th bday, her family sent me a clarinet. It needed a lot of work, repairs didnt fix it. Instead of cork they used material that looked like red waxed dental floss. A friend of my parents gave us an Artley 8S. Artley's have the most beautiful sound. Self taught myself to join my sending school districts marching band when i went to tech for hrt. It caused rumpled feathers & was told by the principal that i couldn't participate because it would open a can of worms. So i asked to return back to my sending district which caused panic from the principal because i was top of my class. They wanted to remove the riffraff not lose their best, she said. Neither one of us would budge, & i returned back to my sending. I guess a big meeting ensued afterwards, my standing up for music arts & leaving broke open the feared can of worms i represented but in a different way, & they then started to allow students who have the grades to participate in after school extra curricular activities sending has that tech didn't have. That same fall, i auditioned & made it into district band & the next year districts & regional band with first alternate to all state. Not many were in my band class, so i had the opportunity to raid the band closet. Taught myself to play the trumpet, oboe, bass clarinet, alto sax, joined many events from brass fests to an orchestra. Hats off to those who master the bassoon, that instrument is a beast! Marching band was fun. May not have been top of my sending district class, but the experience over all was well worth it, plus it gave incentive/opportunity to other students who left sending districts to go to tech, the opportunity to return/participate only for extra curricular activities at sending districts while learning a trade craft for future work professions.
I don't play as much nowadays, i passed the torch & my clarinet on down to my daughter who surpassed me😊. Proud band mama! My hubby's maternal grandfather served in ww2 & after his passing, passed down a trumpet, slide trombone & fife he played from that era that we had restored. My daughter kept the trombone & i'm enjoying the trumpet😊 my papa (mom's dad) who also served in ww2 gave me an accordian when i was younger to play his polka. 😂😂whenever we visisted him for the weekend, we were woken up at 5am every sunday religiously to blaring polka music on his radio station with speakers. I could never play both sides of the accordian at the same time, my coordination was lacking. But i did get to play him his polka from my clarinet.
Beautiful time capsule.
My great grandfather was a soldier in the Civil War.
All I can say is Wow. Yes, I love the history too.. I think that is why I love antiques too. I am wondering if these letters were from her family, like her grandparents?
Jeremy the table would look really with some of the old china , glass wear and sliver on it. This unit was amazing.
🇦🇺I love old photos and wooden furniture that’s old as well.
Not a desk… a wash stand with a big door for the potty
The charm bracelet has an Eagle/Globe/Anchor on it! Marine Corps!!
The polished plate photograph is called a daguerreotype. They were widely used in the 1840's and 1850's, so a beautiful old and precious piece there.
Exciting!!!! You are being blessed. Thank you for sharing your finds with us.
I had a nice set of dishes from my grandmother. Problem was, it had lead paint on it and I had to dispose of it, something to watch for in old dishes. I also got an amazing gold necklace of my mother’s when she passed. I love it because I saw her wear it so often, it was a gift from my father.
I was getting scared when you were handling the china too! Then you said whoops… lol
It was such an amazing unit, just the history in this unit. More than paid for the unit, it was a shame that you were not able to Restorage the love. I would value those things with the up most respect I'm glad you got the unit
At the end of my letters I like to add “with Gods richest blessings” Well you both have been blessed, over and over. Lol seriously though I’m so happy you share your great finds with us all, this one was great to see & so full of history. American history is so interesting to me. I’d love to go through that unit with a fine tooth comb. I’d love to read more.
Great vid a usual
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What an amazing unit! Those letters are priceless!
Wow absolutely an amazing locker tons of history I love it 👍