Metal Detecting WWII Battlegrounds - Incredibly preserved finds in a German bunker

[@adammore2653]

I'm addicted to these videos now. Dude's forearms are huge from working that dirt! Keep up the good work.

[@Ekatjam]

Always enjoy watching your videos. Of all the people that dig for military items, it seems you get the best of the best.

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thank you for watching my channel

[@sbdiaries]

That sure was a super haul of world war items ❤❤❤

[@johnharmon9466]

Brilliant finds mate, well done loved the vid thank you

[@MASI_forging]

Brilliant work 👏👏

[@UjkoMladen]

That belt looks soo good nice find bro.

[@servicewerx6768]

Wow!! Sweet finds!! And so well preserved!!

[@walterjhawielopezguzman4711]

Hello, I like your videos, I'm actually interested in doing that sometime in my life! Although I wonder where it is advisable to find the place to find these objects and with what equipment?

[@torimagdori7350]

im not the guy from the video but im into metal detecting myself. the stuff you'll find depends on where you dig, but you need a metal detector first. i use nokta "the legend" and it does its job. if you'll go that far to buy one, please be careful when digging on ww2 sites, since there is tons of dangerous UXO laying around... good luck!

[@eustaquiokiller]

wow amazing finds

[@j.lietka9406]

That belt / buckle... 😲😯 Wow!

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

It is very rare to find a buckle together with a belt assembly. The last time I came across such a find two years ago.

[@j.lietka9406]

@@wwiituberestoration1011 are you allowed to keep such finds?

[@paradoxpmc]

@@j.lietka9406 Depending on the country he can pretty much keep everything apart from firearms

[@j.lietka9406]

@@paradoxpmc even firearms - regardless of the country of origin - that are so rusted, corroded they could never work again?

[@superbadsuperstar]

I’m in Caen going out tomorrow I hope I’m as lucky great content 👍👍

[@Kopvgermanii]

Спасибо за Видео 👍🏻🇩🇪

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thanks for watching

[@metaldetectingWWIIcz]

Nice finds👍

[@Canned_beef]

That’s some stupid luck. Finding a helmet just on the surface. And it’s in pretty decent condition.

[@rubenbarajas3878]

Cmon that helmet was planted there

[@littlecollection2499]

Поверь, состояние шлема НЕ хорошее

[@littlecollection2499]

​@@rubenbarajas3878не факт. Иногда вещи могут лежать на поверхности

[@farmyard8]

And why is the belt rolled up? Surly you're not carrying a belt round just incase you and the boys randomly want a night out!

[@andrewgarnell2170]

Fantastic finds. Keep up the good work love your videos 👍😊

[@calinmasca2993]

Wow awesome finds

[@Jontsu86]

How in the first place that beltbuckle with belt is even there? Did soldier just took it and put it in there? It was so nicely put there.

[@berthazeleger4710]

In what country are you finding al these sites ?

[@fasttruckman]

He's in russia. The eastern front was a huge battlefield stretching from finland to the black sea.

[@shishirkumarverma5717]

What you do of these materials.

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

I leave it in my collection.

[@2zero660]

Didn't you release this video a while ago I'd swear I've seen this once already??

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Yes, this video was released on the Russian-speaking channel "Swamp War".

[@littlecollection2499]

Состояние вещей очень хорошее. Спасибо глине за сохранность

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Yes, clay protects objects best.

[@manuelserrano2632]

Hermoso ojalá yo tuviera un cinturón asi

[@valmonta3647]

Was that a headshot in that helmet ?

[@deepfish]

Do you have afraid to find a mine?God job

[@PortmanRd]

What is the oldest thing you've ever restored?

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

German World War I helmet

[@PortmanRd]

It's amazing how things like leather are preserved. Excavations at Hadrians wall blow me away. Clothing, shoes, and even a leather Roman boxing glove. Mud seems to be a a great preservative.

[@franciscosantoyo8556]

Muchas Felicidades Amigo por esos Valiosos hallazgos vale la Pena el Esfuerzo y cada gota de Sudor 👍

[@lelandkelley2199]

Why didn’t the scavengers collect these war relics before the bunker was filled?

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Because 80 years ago, these items were not relics and all this was thrown like garbage. Only weapons were taken.

[@ashag2535]

Schlamm kann gut konservieren. Allerdings sehen mir die Funde viel zu gut aus, so als hätte man willkürliche, historische Stücke dort platziert. Ich denke Fake, gerade wenn ich mir die anderen "Funde" auf dem Kanal anschaue. ZB ein völlig verrostetes Bajonett, während das organische Leder nicht mal brüchig ist. Naja, wems gefällt, bitteschön. Präferiere lieber echte Funde, auch wenn diese dann nicht in solcher Menge und in tatsächlich dem Alter und mit entsprechender Korrosion vorkommen.

[@jintsfan]

Leather belt hasn’t disintegrated in nearly 80 years ?

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Clay and swamp retain skin and wood very well

[@PortmanRd]

Should've bought some WD40 for the box lid. 😂

[@olegkonin94]

32👍

[@Thatguy-fc3tx]

“Gott mit uns.” Which is God with us. Not Aethiests as the lying historians tell us.

[@Popeipiva]

Война на болотах дарова

[@alejandrovillalobos4964]

Dude, you should be in Ukraine fighting.

[@vladimirv8378]

Сам иди сходи, защити ваши ценности.

[@briansmith2125]

Now go and dig up the Russian trenches in Ukraine. It's all MUCH newer.

[@PortmanRd]

😂😅

[@littlecollection2499]

Или выкопать останки ваших наёмников. Там их хватает

[@briansmith2125]

@@littlecollection2499 They SHOULD be there! That's what happens when you start a pointless war against Ukraine. You get people from all over the world who will come to their defense. You are the bad guys here, and the whole world knows it.