Out Digging With The Crew At A New Old Homesite Lots Of Great Finds And A Few Mysteries

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Cool digs!

[@JiggsOutdoors]

Thanks a lot guys, much appreciated!!!! Good luck on your next hunt/adventure!!!

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Jiggs Outdoors Thanks! Same to you!

[@kg5nja693]

Great video. Thanks for taking me along. Next time I'll buy lunch. GL&HH

[@JiggsOutdoors]

Thanks a lot man, hope you know of a good Chinese food spot lol!! Good luck on your next hunt too!!

[@DIGOLOGIST]

That was a great site to hunt!! And even greater finds. I would be doing cartwheels if I found that US button. Keep these great videos coming.

[@JiggsOutdoors]

Thanks man, LOL oh I was that excited I just can't do a cartwheel lol! Plus there were a few moment that had to be edited out to keep it family friendly lol!! Thanks again good luck on your next hunt!

[@dadspiranha.pipeslogos4207]

Thankyou so much will be back!

[@JiggsOutdoors]

Thanks, I'll try to keep the new videos coming!

[@jimboney2]

The square thing with the X on it is part of an old mailbox lock.

[@JiggsOutdoors]

Wow that's pretty awesome!! It does kind of look like it could be the housing of an old padlock! Thanks for the help on the ID I'm pretty sure you're on the right track.

[@dozer882]

That shell casing looks like a .32 long or h&r a bullet they used a long time ago

[@JiggsOutdoors]

That's awesome!!!! This is the second great accurate ID of the night!! I actually remember seeing "32" stamped into the casing but I didn't know there was a .32 so I didn't pay much attention to it...like a dummy lol!! After a little googling that looks exactly like what it is!!! Thanks again I really appreciate the help!

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

I used to own a .32 Colt Police Positive. Cool old pistol, wish I hadn’t sold it!

[@russellfromwisconsinloveyo5937]

It's a crown of Henry the eighth

[@JiggsOutdoors]

LOL I wish it was!!! It might be a little unlikely I'd find one of those over here in the US, but I might...you just never know...lol!

[@davidblakely2627]

looks like a shifter lever from a old motercycle 5:28

[@JiggsOutdoors]

OH WOW MAN!!!! That definitely seems to be what it looks like!! I browsed around on google and seen others similar to it. I haven't found an exact match yet but maybe I will!!! Thanks a lot for the help on the ID I'm pretty sure it's put me on the right path!!

[@dadspiranha.pipeslogos4207]

Good job bud !..subed ya droped a thumb and punched the bell

[@JiggsOutdoors]

Hey!! Thanks a lot man I really appreciate it! Good luck on your next hunt!!

[@Brianthehistorynerd]

Hey Jiggs that US item you found isn’t actually a button. It’s actually even better. The soldiers wore that on the collar of their uniform. On the right side. The other side would have what he did. For example if he were in the air force we would have had worn wings. Since the US isn’t cut out it’s an enlisted man. That’s a great find .

[@JiggsOutdoors]

Thank a lot Brian!! I think I was the most excited about that find honestly, it was in the best condition comparably to the other finds, and I knew it had to be kind of old too. I did a little googling when I got home and seen what they really were but I'm not too sure what era it's from though. To me it looks like WWI or WWII but I'm not sure. So are all cut out lettered pins and such non-enlisted?

[@Brianthehistorynerd]

Jiggs Outdoors Looking at the back it looks to be WW1 since it has a screw back and yes the officers has just the US without the round circle part.

[@Brianthehistorynerd]

Jiggs Outdoors I just realized you got Instagram I’ll follow you. You will recognize me and I can send a pic of the officers vs the enlisted collar disk.

[@JiggsOutdoors]

Oh wow that's so cool!! I was hoping it would be the older of the two, and now I understand what you mean about the cut out part. Thanks a lot for all the info and for helping me ID this stuff. I'm not much of an expert at all on this kind of stuff but I'm very interested...thanks again man!

[@Brianthehistorynerd]

Jiggs Outdoors No worries Jiggs very happy to help out. Years of studying military history finally pays off 👍🏻