Is it a flare gun?

I'd probably sacrifice the original paint and take that crusty cancer off the helmet and repaint it so it would look better. But I understand that you value originality over looks.I understand.

1) What do you do when you find a corpse? 2) is there a chance to come across unexploded ordinances?

Сколько полегло советских солдат Царство небесное и вечная память

good job brother

Сапоги немецкие хорошо помыл, фсб уже рядом !

Ради бабла переобулся , нацист путинский ! Любишь всё немецкое , чё совдепию не копаешь ?

How often do you come across unexploded munitions? Are they a concern for you when digging things up?

Io sto restaurando un elmetto austriaco della 2º Guerra Mondiale. Posso sapere se dopo averlo trattato con il liquido verde quanto lo fai stare nell’acido ossalico per la seconda volta?…io ho gia fatto 12 ore di acido ossalico. Grazie mille e attendo risposta. Sei bravissimo!

I'd be damned if I would be digging in known WWII site. Both times I was stationed in Germany there was reports of UXO being unearthed and in some cases people were seriously injured or killed. Not all of it has been found and disarmed.

Интересно,сколько стоит такая работа?

That’s absolutely fake.

Found in russia by russians? Any of this going to Ukraine?

How do you even find this stuff

Very cool. Looks like a ww1 stahlhelm?

Everytime you find a helmet in your videos I am waiting for a German Skull to fall out when you pick it out of the mud 😂❤

Vety cool finds. You do great filming. Great videos and the color and quality is vety excellent. That tractor looked like ot was about to turn over om the way in the swamps. 😂 Great recovery of items and your finds are the best I have seen on you tube !!!! Thanks for sharing. Regards from thr midwest USA. ❤

Interesting video. I particularly like the "super" Niva 4x4. Would be good to see a video on that vehicle.

That’s some pretty good leather….

Какое отличное видео. Я люблю грузовик. Я использую Google переводчик. Отличные находки. Я в шоке, что немцы порой оставляют после себя так много вещей. Думаю, они спешили уйти. 😜. Разрешено ли вам хранить такие средства, как пряжки ремней и невзрывчатые вещества? Спасибо за английские субтитры и привет со Среднего Запада США. Тим.

how to i find a dugout

how do you find places like this

I like your dog too,whats its name??

I love your finds,keep doing them....👍👍👍👍👍

its a paint can

Btw .have you ever heard of leather dye..?

The top mount is on back to front and its a British scabbard

A real treasure trove of

Wow

MY mother-in-law fed her dog from a German helmet with a rim.

You’re crazy one of these days you’re going to open up something and it’s going to be live ordinance and then goodbye hands if you’re lucky?

You destroyed more of the decals what a waste?😢

The dogs bollocks. A1!

Ottimi ritrovamenti

Amazing recovery

Why not using the light electrolisys to remove it and leave the paint clear

AAAHHH, General mud strikes again. First the French then the Germans.

There is actually more German crap in the US than Europe. GIs are great souvenir hunters.

There is so much stuff buried around Europe it's pretty cool, they probably thought no one would ever find these buried treasures after the war .

Черт те что,под хохлому разрисовал. Просто зеленая намного лучше смотрится

Where does he find those spots and the things are in a so good condition

Sorry but my question is: how do you know where to dig?They don't seem like easy places to find by chance.Pure curiosity. Thanks to anyone who wants to answer me.

congratulations.... amazing finds, if you ever need a helper :)

the black market brings in money

Sounds like Bill Murray

This is all fake it’s on his own property

Such thick, rich forest, it's beautiful. Where are you in this video, on the map I mean?

Cool atacs FG jacket

I have some questions about this. Is the handle metal? It looks like that to me, but I want to be sure because I have a bayonet. It is complete and in wonderful condition. The handle has wood on the sides. I don't know if you can subject wood to all those chemicals and scratching without damaging it. Clearly, someone who does restoration knows better, that is why I am asking. My bayonet has a stamp on the frog with the officer's name, location, and date--1935. This makes me wonder if bayonet manufacturing altered over time as everything else seems to have.

do you use hot water or cold water?