RARE OLD RELICS found in a London dump with

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[@Sifinds]

If you enjoyed this - check out our past adventures on the same old London dump here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6a8pImHbsSUaJY

[@gasaenz100]

Well ... thanks for the information.

[@grahamhampton9232]

Greetings from Cornwall , just love watching your channel, fascinating stuff, thank you

[@Sifinds]

@@grahamhampton9232 cheers Graham!

[@marygarner5249]

Love Mud lover's always good time

[@shellandshilo]

Will do ☺

[@bruiserbuk]

Gilbert & Sullivan, Princess Ida. King Gama: Oh, don't the days seem lank and long / When all goes right and nothing goes wrong, / And isn't your life extremely flat / With nothing whatever to grumble at.

[@MrMadscotsman]

Nicely done!

[@DrShambano]

What about the "limp and long" part Nikola was asking about? It seemed to be at the end of the rhyme.

[@lindapendley7073]

Gilbert and Sullivan’s borrowed the lyric from poet Patience Strong substituting the word lank for her original limp.

[@LarryTC2000]

The brass cosmetics jar has to take top find for the day, beautiful finds and fun to have several people out sharing a common interest

[@bushpushersdaughter]

My dream would be just to follow you guys around and pick up your discards. I love Sundays because you, Si, and other mudlark friends I subscribe to bless us with your videos!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Dawn! As long as you don’t mind getting muddy!

[@kimvc9958]

I have often thought the same thing.

[@juliet5114]

Yay🤸🏼‍♂️🤸🏼‍♂️!!! So grand to see the whole "crew" out together 😊☺️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Flo's red button and black jet cabochon are stunning, and the art nouveau rouge pot...😯😲... magnificent!!!! Really envious 👍🏼 of your cigarette pot. It's just fabulous🙌🏻.

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Juliet. We all did really well - great fun too!

[@patricialenaburg6553]

Amazing finds from everyone, I just can't get over all the different bits and pieces that are found. Everyone is so informative in information about there finds. The little plate shard, Little Boy Blue really touched my heart. My brother died over 65 years ago at birth, i was only 7 years at the time. He never had a tombstone, and I always felt bad through my childhood. We moved away, and in my 30s, I moved back to that area, and bought him one with the picture of, Little Boy Blue under his hay stack. Thanks loved your adventures.

[@susanlenk9284]

Can't believe they didn't recognized "Little Boy Blue"

[@stefaniemack9200]

Love Si in a bottle dump!! Added bonus with friends!❤️🐾

[@padraicodomhnall2146]

What a great treasure hunt that was! Lots of fascinating bits and pieces discovered, and so good to see a group of friends enjoying their hobby and time together. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Paddy! Couldn’t agree more 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@janvafa9959]

What do you call a Scottish spider? ... A Paddy long legs!

[@k4ntspell54]

Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn, The sheep's in the meadow, the cow's in the corn. Where is that boy who looks after the sheep? He's under a haystack, fast asleep. Will you wake him? Oh no, not I, For if I do, he'll surely cry.

[@Sifinds]

Thanks !!

[@gracierose3076]

I was thinking of writing it out!

[@kellyhawes8901]

Love love Flo’s compact. What a fabulous find to be rescued.

[@littleSallyJo]

Wow! This was a MUDLARK ALL-STARS DIG!! What fun to see you ALL!!!

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Sal

[@salishseaquest7952]

My favorite,The Ladies Who Lark-- Nicola, Monika, Anna, and Flo -- and Simon and Matt! I love it when you head to the Dump. The collective knowledge that you all have is astounding, helping each other with bits of information. As soon as you are able to safely go out again, it would be much welcomed to have you all back out at the Bottle Dump that Keeps on Giving. Thank you for sharing this wonderful crew and their finds with us!

[@Sifinds]

Thank you! 👍🏻👣🧡

[@nosferatuwu]

This video unlocked a long forgotten memory of when, as a wee norwegian child, our primary school class hiked to a frozen lake and were treated to a demonstration of how they cut the ice with the big boy saw and learned about the export of it

[@Sifinds]

I bet that was cool! Very very cool ❄️

[@maggielarkin8143]

This is my favourite place that you bring us to Si....you never know what you will dig up there....I'd never leave!...all our historical old dumps here have been built upon with office / apartment blocks so I have to live vicariously through you and the gang....the lovely blue cigarette pot is a favourite...cracking vid Si...cheers

[@Sifinds]

Thank you so much Maggie! We love it too! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@rhiannonpalmer6418]

My local patch! Still got bottles in a bucket from a year ago in the garden that need washing!

[@raimamohommed7518]

Si n friends mudlover 👣 excellent mudlarking n beautiful bottle s so many things u find in th mud take care hope u well mudlover 👣💯👌🌸🌟

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Raima! We got some luck in the muck alright 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@carolyoung3793]

Oh I just love it at the bottle dump and love it when your all together , brilliant video xx

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Carol! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@carp53]

California Fig Syrup👍 The “Silicon Valley” (Santa Clara Valley) used to be known as “Prune Valley” when We used to be Agricultural and flushed with Orchards. Instead of talking on an APPLE iPhone We could have been talking on a “Prune!”😁 (sitting on a Crapper)😂😂😂 Nice Lark! 🇬🇧♥️🇬🇧 🇺🇸🎉🎊🍾🇺🇸

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Rob!! Gotta love Apple!

[@1minigrem]

My mum worked for Foster Clarke in Maidstone in the 40’s and 50’s. they made powdered soup, and tinned goods plus lemonade powder. They don’t exist here now but are still going strong in Malta.

[@Sifinds]

Ha of all places - Malta cool

[@maridanez]

I love the story about A. B. Marshall’s ice creams! :)

[@tereselapree222]

I love it when this group goes to the dump together! My favorite group! Flo’s cosmetic pot was amazing! Lots of her things I loved but that tiny jar that opened is top pocket! The basket pipe that was found is a child’s bubble pipe. Love si’s shaving mug! Quite fancy ! The cigarette jar I think was the top find for Si! Very neat item!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks yes we all had plenty of luck in the muck!!

[@dianeriegel839]

WOW !!! Al of you had some fantastic finds on this day , and my favorite that I really love is the little compact that the sweet young lady had found , so look at it this way , all of you found wonderful gifts from heaven !! Great work my friends !!! God bless...

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Diane. I agree it was a fantastic find! 👍🏻🐾😉

[@codygibson2525]

That makeup compact is amazing!! Can’t believe you found that!

[@amandabell8827]

Yeah! I love these dump site videos! Fascinating history on the Marshalls bottle. So good to see a Woman making her mark back in the day. That cigarette container is awesome and Flo's rouge pot is stunning! So many wonderful finds, I will watch this again and again. Brilliant video Si, thank you x

[@Wvnursey]

I LOOOOOOOVE this dump!!!! So many treasures. I love your cigarette box and the makeup case is a rare beauty! Stay safe! Cheers!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Cindy! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@Angela-qg8yg]

I really enjoy these group larks, keep them coming

[@Sifinds]

When allowed we will. Thanks! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@CrystalHunter]

These videos always fascinate me! You are so lucky to have so much history all around you! I’ve always envied all of you in Europe because of it. You can easily see castles or dig and find Roman (or even older) structures and artifacts. I love seeing you explore to find so much history just lying on the ground as well. I hope someday to visit and be able to experience it myself! One thing that blows my mind is the amount of bones you find. I understand why but it’s still kind of amazing. I can’t help but wonder who they were.

[@andie2809]

I always find it amusing that the bottles you toss aside the rest of us are FTFO over!😂🤣 Another fun video! Cheers from Costa Rica 😉

[@Sifinds]

Thank. Yes we are blessed 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@gresvig2507]

Jeez, I know, right? I'd be losing my freaking mind with about any of those. Glad someone who wants to bring us along is that lucky, though!

[@giaatta9303]

I agree. I love the bottles and clay pipes and pottery

[@DrShambano]

Yes. I live in the mountains of Colorado, USA and the oldest mines are only from the 1820s from during the Pikes Peak or Bust gold rush. I'm happy to find bottles from the 1930-40 range. I can hardly comprehend finding a bottle, pipe, or other goody from the 17th century. It is possible however on the Eastern United States where the original colonies were. I mentioned before that one of my family line came from England in 1635 to what was then only called the Plymouth Colony on the Massachusetts Bay.

[@JJ-iq8mi]

Yeeeeeah! Si and Nic 😄

[@Sifinds]

👍🏻🐾🧡

[@drunkdunc8738]

Everyone's a winner today ,cheers 👍🍺

[@marionlesage4794]

Made my Sunday morning! Thanks Si, Nicola, and friends!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks pal! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@deborah2063]

Wow, everyone found such fantastic treasures! I'd love to dig around in that bottle dump. It just keeps on giving! Little Boy Blue, Nursery Rhyme. My mom used to read to us daily, taught us Nursery Rhymes and poems. I'm old and knew them before kindergarten. 👵 😂 Michigan USA 🇺🇸

[@anitamaney1864]

I'm still delightfully tiptoeing my way through your back catalogue of mudlarking, detecting and bottle dump diving vids, Si. I don't know how many more I have to go but I hope I never run out of them! The nursery rhyme on Flo's plate set my brain whirring back to my childhood and realised that it is 'Little Boy Blue'. Little Boy Blue, Come blow your horn, The Sheep's in the meadow, the cow's in the corn etc. What a great rummage!

[@joyceclark8476]

Hi Si and everyone. Great seeing all of you and your cool finds. I love me a good bottle dump video. Take care and keep the Faith. Joyce .U.S..A.🇺🇸. ARROW *🎱. ❤️.

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Joycie x 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@elsiereevie6279]

The little boy blue nursery rhyme is the one on the fragment of pottery you found.......”the sheeps in the meadow......”. Love your videos!

[@goodpeople5676]

WOW so many findings REALLY ENJOYED....THANK YOU VERY MUCH SIMON. Stay cool With Love from SAM Guwahati Assam INDIA

[@Sifinds]

Cheers dude! Stay safe you too

[@theresac.3216]

Yeah! Back to the bottle dump! Woohoo!!😍

[@Sifinds]

Finally! 😂

[@gerryovington-brown7520]

The poem on the plate reads in full "Little boy blue, come blow your horn, the sheep's in the meadow, the cow's in the corn. Where's the little boy who looks after the sheep? He's under the haystack fast asleep". Also, Flo's wooden object is a curtain rail final, the fancy little piece that goes on the end of a wooden curtain pole. Great video!

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Gerry 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@jeanettesmith8324]

Hiya, everyone. Love the bottle dump. 👍🐺

[@heathermurray9939]

I live in Carlisle Cumbria and go along our riverside, especially after we have had several floods, they are found on the gravel and grass. We find old pottery, when my son was younger I would take him out with his pals on a weekend & holidays looking for things, then they would do some research on the different consultant at a different things

[@mirkatu3249]

Love the Victorian dumps, such a unique, and often hilarious, look into their every day lives.

[@Sifinds]

Indeed! Thanks Mudlover 👍🏻👣🧡

[@marygarner5249]

Mud lover's well this made my day whole lot Better love ya all take care my friends

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Mary!

[@marionbowler5440]

Well done Si, loved this lark. Nic could find a pipe anywhere even on a jug, keep up the excellent work. The history bits my my fav.🇨🇦🐘💜

[@Beth_D]

I would need a shopping trolley to carry all the treasure I'd pick up! 😍 I love the cigarette pot! Hopefully it won't be too long before you can go back 😘💕

[@Sifinds]

Haha, that’s a picture. Not sure on the rules - maybe two of us could go...?

[@Beth_D]

@@Sifinds I would love to come 😍 You can help me push my trolley!

[@elizabethvandeventer5487]

Hello from State of Michigan, US! Love your videos! We have an old dump that we used to pick, now you've got me wanting to go back for more! Hmmmmm.......

[@Sifinds]

Yeah do it! Good exercise and fresh air at least !

[@babybyrd2121]

I love it when you go to this dump! Such wonderful neat eclectic treasures!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks! Yes we love it too

[@karenkaloff6186]

Hello good morning what a fantastic day for all most beautiful finds and awesome group of friends 🤗😎

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Karen! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@gerrywilson6579]

I have read that the Queen wore “White Rose” by FLORIS on her wedding day.

[@nancytipton3435]

Thanks for sharing, I've missed you all👀♥️

[@Sifinds]

Hey Nancy!

[@Infantryvet156th]

Those old antique tea pots are something amazing. I wish I was there right now lol! All those broken fragments of blue glaze and China would go into this mosaic I'm making.

[@Sifinds]

Sounds great Kyle!

[@tammaragill9347]

ALWAYS enjoy your mudlarking adventures! Sundays can't come soon enough! One day I'd love to come and mudlark with you and Nic!!!

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Tammara! Find us a good spot and we’ll team up!

[@tammaragill9347]

@@Sifinds might be hard for me since I'm in Florida lol. My buck list would be to travel and mudlark with y'all 😁

[@tammaragill9347]

@@Sifinds *bucket list*

[@que3817]

@@tammaragill9347kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJPRgqxpds1lhq8 n95 was 00

[@janas7088]

Great finds for everyone.

[@Sifinds]

Spot on 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@DrShambano]

I've really enjoyed watching all of you mudlarking. I have wanted to be a beach comber (American version of a mudlarker) since I was 8 and I'm 67 now. I grew up on the shores of Lake Michigan, which one might think is a small body of water being called a lake, but it is like a fresh water ocean. I left to go into the Army, which landed me in England on the Salisbury Plains at one point, and upon returning to the USA from a 39 month tour of duty in Europe I ended up in the landlocked Colorado mountains. The closest I can come now to mudlarking is walking a large creek I live close to and picking up sand worn beach glass. I also collect other bits of things after any good rain storm that floods the creek. There are a few places that were dumps in the late 1800s and a good flood will push all kinds of things into the creek and up onto the sandbar I walk. That sandbar is about 1/4-1/2 mile long and as wide as 750 feet. I've watched cars being swept down this creek during really heavy rains. Whole trees rush past along with shopping carts (trollies) and all types of larger items. ANYWAY - twice in this video you wondered about poems on pieces you and NIckola had found. The first one you said you had never heard. It's the poem called "Little Boy Blue". Little boy blue; come blow your horn; the sheep's in the meadow; and the cow's in the corn. Sound familiar now? The second was actually a Bible quote from Proverbs 22:6. "Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he old he shall not depart from it." I was watching on a smart TV and the only way to respond is one letter at a time on screen. This message would have taken me three or four months to complete. I'm sure others saw those two pieces with words on them and had no idea while others knew what at least one of them was. but as an older adult, I think I was able to pull them from my memory almost as soon as I saw the words on the screen. By the way, while I was in England I was temporarily assigned to Tidworth Garrison. This was back when they were training for the Troubles. I was listening to a radio station one afternoon and the speaker said that the first caller with the correct answer to "What is this old childrens' nursery rhyme"? He said one word, "Higgledy". I was the first caller. This is a British childs' nursery rhyme. Would you have known the rhyme?

[@DrShambano]

MIssed a bit. The third poem is a mystery to me, the one with the limp and long reference that Nicola made in her wrap up. Has anyone known the whole poem? I also have to tell you that I became quite jealous at one point Si when you showed your lemonade bottle. Although each of the diggers seemed to find one, you mentioned it was from Maidstone, Kent. That is where my family came from. They (my Great Great Great Grandfather) left England in 1835 and settled in New York for almost 6 years before heading out to the wild west of the USA, which at the time was Illinois. They were early settlers in a newly formed county as well as then moving on to live in one of the earliest housing projects in my home town of Waukegan, Illinois about 50 years later. I am only finding out these things while I am doing my families genealogy. It turns out my GG Grandfather married a woman from a farm close by whose family left England in 1635 to settle in the New World. Imagine them meeting in New York, their families each traveling by horse drawn wagon across Indian Territory and settling in Illinois, meeting there, and ending up married. The best part is, her family was also from Kent in Cranbrook before leaving England. Her family arrived in the New World 200 years before his family arrived in the USA. It's a small world.

[@Blessings.429]

I love the fact that each person said their favourite and then watching them handle them and each were very tactile

[@christibelle7]

Your videos are the BEST.. I can’t believe the work you have put in for the history of these items.. I love it ! Thanks ..

[@mariat.3961]

My favorite mudlarks all together! Stay safe :)

[@VBugGaming]

That magazine is a decade older than my grandmother. Crazy it survived outodors in the ground all those years and is still legible.

[@consideredwhisper]

Thanks, Si. Stay well x

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Stephe!!

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Everyone had a lovely day, and some great finds! I love the cigarette advertising jar, Si, brilliant find. And the cosmetic pot! Fun, fun, fun!😁💖

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Cynthia! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@Wreckdiver59]

Some nice finds. Love the old bottles with the air bubbles. Of course the ladies had to find some scary baby parts 🤣. Flo has a nice find with the cosmetic pot.

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Jim - we had a blast

[@dvillebenny1445]

Nic could use the brown jug to emboss clay, cookies or print with those characters

[@julielumsden5184]

I have a feeling I’m going to miss my favourite Mudlarkers during your lockdown, here’s hoping it doesn’t last for too long

[@waynerosiesharman6073]

Loved it! 😊 Great finds, great company 😊👍

[@Sifinds]

Thanks guys! 🧡🐾👍🏻

[@Adam-Gates-Mudlark]

Loved the finds, Nicolas Jug looks so cool. Happy hunting!

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Ad! Yeah it was a corker alright

[@SnowPink90]

Love Nicola and her wonderful personality!! The makeup container is soooo beautiful!! I collect anything to do with a woman’s makeup, clothing, jewelry and accessories from before 1959. I would’ve been so thrilled to add that to my collection if I found it!! What a great idea looking at the root section of the fallen tree!! The shaving mug was great!! What a find!! Thank you for a great video Si!! I enjoyed seeing what everyone found!!😎😎🩵🩵

[@Sifinds]

Cheers Mudlover!👍🏻🐾🧡

[@heidipilling7327]

I have a bottle dump a few minutes walk away from where I live, me and the kids love going and finding things there

[@lynnbean9536]

What an amazing place. Would love to be there😊❤

[@Sifinds]

It is - for the mentally ill. Haha

[@giaatta9303]

Thank you for sharing your adventure!!

[@mickeymelton66]

Well done mate. Very educational and interesting. From California...we love you all across the pond. Pray for America.

[@mistyblue1962]

Bottle dump videos are my favorite ! Jackie

[@Zandain]

What a great day for collaboration, on Victorian dump hunting!! Such pretty things, with so many details! Love it! 😊 Thanks Si - love from Denmark 🌸💕

[@williamgibson8910]

The glass container at 31:08 is a master salt container... before salt shakers these held salt for use at the table for meals.

[@Sifinds]

Or an ash tray

[@williamgibson8910]

@@Sifinds Agreed if it has small notches to rest the cigarette or cigar on ...hard to see if it has notches ...Thank You for sharing your Adventures. Be Safe and Good Hunting Always 😊👍

[@sonnypate6808]

Awesome dump. The shaving thing and the cigarette holder are stellar. Nature turned the shaving deal into a planter. Stay safe and best of luck from S. Ohio. I went to a dump with a dude I met on KZbin yesterday. We found crocks, milks, pharmacy bottles and a huge amber chemical. And several really good sodas.

[@Sifinds]

Sounds awesome mate! Keep getting luck in the muck!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Oh, that dump looks great! Some fab finds between you all! xx

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Ladies!

[@MsDig65]

Monica's glass pot is a salt, put on the table to hold salt as an alternative to a cruet set salt shaker, especially useful for when people bought loaf salt and cut pieces off and ground it as needed. Great finds, a proper monster haul for all.

[@TiffYG2133]

I have 2 of those cast iron Sad Irons that have been passed down in my family along with a child sized toy one

[@hanafri8]

I just love it when you're on the bottle dump :)

[@Sifinds]

Us to! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@mindthegaphj637]

Just love watching you lot out and about unearthing all of the wonderful things discarded and unwanted only to be recycled and given a new life, what a perfect way to spend your day.

[@leighannehopps8531]

Love having Sundays with Si and the gang! You are quite adorable and tell great history stories! Thanks for brightening my day🙂

[@Sifinds]

Thank you! 👍🏻👣🧡

[@richardwarnock2789]

Simon very exciting find at the End!!!; )

[@Sifinds]

Cheers pal!

[@Utopia1616]

Thanks for this, I live in the u.s. and finding anything older than the 1960s is pretty rare. I’ve always loved old stuff but finding them is hard so every one of your finds gives me a little bit of joy.

[@kerrymartin9819]

Oh Si, you make our Sundays!! How we love yours and Nicola's videos down here in the sunny South East, we would love to be able to find some of the things you do, especially those clay pipes you find so many of xx

[@nancynordquist820]

What fun--enjoyed this!!

[@Sifinds]

Such fun! 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@debrandw246]

So glad to see you all together again.

[@row1landr]

Loved this so much!!!!!! Love! Love! Love! The treasure of the day is definitely the little cosmetic pot!

[@rosemariedion5358]

A Sunday isn’t a Sunday without SiFinds

[@yvonnepayne3096]

I loved watching you all. Take care xx

[@debbrabossier7284]

Love that tea pot. Yes a lucky find indeed.

[@janeoftorquayfe1513]

Like seeing old friends again, great to see everyone sorting amid the heaps and hills. What a lovely lot you are. Throughly enjoyed myself just wish it was another few hours long. Aww Si sorry all that time editing. It was well worth it for us lot out here in lockdown land sat on our sofa wishing we were there with you all. Thank you for bringing me along too. Love and Light 😊

[@Deowane]

it's amazing to see how much datura grows on this dump. Related to the excessively rich soil and and heavy metals pollution, in my opinion.

[@kathieprater2431]

I love your bottle dump videos, your Thames and Medway foreshore videos, your Hovercraft History Hunter videos, your river walking videos and your metal detecting field videos! I'm well and truly hooked!

[@annettefournier9655]

Thanks Si and friends. Awesome finds by all! Booo, hiss, another lockdown! You guys can stay 6 feet apart. It's getting ridiculous.

[@nancyquinn3578]

Hello Si and the rest of the best mudlarking Gang can’t get enough of you people wish we had that kind of experience here, keep these awesome vids coming stay save best wishes from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦👍👍👍🤪❤️

[@anastasiarose9003]

I love the make-up compact- beautiful and wonderful find! I think all of you found gorgeous things. I look forward to the clean=ups and up-cycling. What fun!

[@roserocks1979]

I love seeing all the bits,and pieces of the past.It makes you wonder about the owners.Also makes you wonder what the future will find left of us.

[@andrewrobinson7390]

Great video !!!! 😀😀😀😀

[@drunkdunc8738]

Nicola , it's a quote by W S Gilbert , Oh ,don't the days seem lank and long, when all goes right and nothing goes wrong,and isn't your life extremely flat,with nothing whatever to grumble at.

[@Sifinds]

Thanks Dunc I will pass it on 👍🏻🐾🧡

[@isobelevans211]

Yep, I love the group bottle dump adventures too!

[@Sifinds]

Thank you! 👍🏻👣🧡

[@Medieval_Digger]

Another good video! Fun to watch! 😎👍🍀

[@Husniyeakd]

Love the teapot!

[@glennaw1547]

These are wonderful adventures. You never know the treasures you will find. The group events are nice in that I am amazed at what each sees as their personal treasure.