The Glass Bottle Beach Of Brooklyn: Metal Detecting NYC

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

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[@SEAWORM]

Shared. That’s crazy man.

[@DirtDigglerDetecting]

14:00-14.05 Bottom right screen, Blue Marble. I have eagle eyes. hehe I want to go there someday and dig with you. HH James

[@MrPat1953]

One of the Queens of mudlarking is nicola white, she works the River Thames

[@leannkennedy6568]

One of your best raps yet! "Adell curses a lot.." lol

[@yankeetimeline]

Awesome awesome! Dang that place is so crazy! The dead horse bay videos are my favorite

[@DirtDiggersUK]

nice hunt bro, I'm from NYC myselfbut live over here now just subbed luv the mix in the beginning, good hunt!

[@WishMeLuckMetalDetecting]

Best beach for mudlarking period! In 15:22 it seems like the negative terminal of a D battery

[@DiggingBuddy]

That tag is an RCA tag, right? I think I remember a dog with a record player as their logo or something. Nice hunt, would love to check that place out if I find myself in NY some time

[@Kpants25]

Nice finds. I love finding marbles.

[@idigdaytona4478]

Hi Merrill , the oval was not always an oval. At one time it was part of a ceiling lamp.

[@leahsloot8783]

Awesome video you always have me smiling , I need one of your songs about Leah’s loot 😂😂😂

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

I will try!

[@alhowry6548]

Your ring is actually a plumbing part called a compression seal. It is used at sinks and toilets to connect the supply tube to a shut off valve. They are under a threaded nut and compresses onto the flexible tube. They can only be used 1 time! Usually copper! Your key was actually one used to open a sardine can or coffee can (old timer, before the foil sealed tops).

[@brianquilty687]

Very interesting finds Merrill.

[@diecast_MikeEspo]

Cool finds , I have to get there . Cool video . Mike Espo .

[@timmc8444]

read a few pages of a 500 page odd disertation on the history of Jamaica bay including dead horse and barren island ...what an area!

[@CoachRudi1]

Oh Em Gee!! The rapping and edits at the beginning with the “progressive” enhancements (horse, ghost, police, etc) Way Too Clever!! Love it! And the lyrics-so awesome!!

[@mamasgonecreating1967]

The lead thing that looks like a shower head is a floral frog. It would have had wire pins sticking out each of the holes. Yoh would put the frog in some water then you would use it to arrange flowers by poking the stems onto the pins. The piece that could be a button but had lots of holes in it was from a woman's beaded button or ear ring. The maker would wrap wire thru each hole then a head then back thru a hole until they had their piece finished. Usually looked like flowers when finished.

[@MetalDetectingNYC]

Wow!!!!

[@lindapelullo452]

Congrats on the rings, marbles and all the best finds! The plate is an RCA Victrola ID plate & the animal is Nipper the dog. Some of the smaller buckles look like bathing cap or girdle buckles. The most unusual thing to me is the gold compact. It's stamped "The House of Westmore; Hollywood CA". The Westmores are a family of make up artists from early 20th century to present. In the 40s-50s they opened their own salon, The House of Westmore. Fascinating family...Pam Westmore is usually listed as Sandra Bullock's make up artists & is the host of the make up competition show Face Off. Michael Westmore, Pam's father & resident mentor on the show, wrote/published a book in 70s, " The Westmores of Hollywood " detailing their family's history in make up in Hollywood. Google them and the salon for more info. Awesome! 🎉👍

[@CarletonWatkins1861]

The small buckle at 21:53 looks like a Civil War Era Kepi Buckle also known as a chin strap buckle. Google it and you will see.

[@mrnavy2]

Love the Rings and Marbles. Congratulations bud.

[@susanbdusan2785]

That glass cone with the green thing looks like part of a nice cocktail glass, with the green thing (technical term) part of an ornate stem.

[@MegaDknox]

Cool finds!

[@normawinton6832]

Hey, cool finds! That piece of scrap was part of a suspender buckle. What? No quarter pounder today?? Im crushed! 😭 mahhhh!

[@davidfrazier1186]

Very Cool Adventure...I Like it.

[@sriwijayamd1260]

Wow.. Many stuff.. Ring ang relics.. Great find bro...

[@Diana-sr5ub]

not to bad of music for a white boy. that one item you called a button with bar across the middle was a hem weight used in dress hems/curtains (time on video 12:54).Love the gigantor marble , sitting next to regular marbles help me to tell just how big it was.

[@susanbdusan2785]

The top of an old key is from a sardine-type can.

[@rustydigger5291]

Great video. Would love to go there sometime. The tweezers are actually a cotter pin.

[@nts323]

I want to see that toy car closer looks really cool.

[@sunrunneroldbottels223]

love that place .got to go back.

[@CoachRudi1]

It would be interesting to see on those newspapers if there’s any little tiny part that you could read that would show the YEAR :) that would be cool, but I know they get like cllllay, but Incase next time there’s a new area exposed, it would be cool to see more of the writing :)

[@danielmcarthur007]

Nice finds and I'll catch you on your next video

[@Rami-dx7gg]

I went there literally the day before. How could I miss you

[@SteveB357]

Cast iron pots and pans are very expensive these days. We're talking $100 and up, considering the condition. Don't reject them out of hand.

[@paulrinehart4262]

That's one toxic nasty glass dump😲

[@rojorunner27]

Find any old glass insulators out there?

[@rojorunner27]

Bottle at 16:00 is an alcohol bottle. That legal mumbo jumbo was for alcohol tax purposes. The oI diamond symbol is for Owens Illinois glass company. Made at plant #54 in 1942. The diamond in the logo was dropped in 1955. Single digit year codes were first 0,1,2,3...9 for 1930 to 39. A dot after the number is 10 years. Ie 0. is 1940, 1. is 1941. What year they stopped using the dots and just used two digits I'm not sure. At least by 1942 given your find. Have an overnight mud lark in a few weeks.

[@DiggingCanuck]

Watching this right now :)

[@karathompson2814]

whats the best time to go to DHB?

[@100kosa]

2 hours before low tide.

[@philsmith6583]

thought maybe the clear marbles were probably from the neck of a cod bottle

[@timmc8444]

the art gallery for those who cant afford the ones on fifth and 57th!

[@DirtDigglerDetecting]

i seen that place on History or discovery channels. Shit that's grandmas Key LOL

[@hoopztube]

LOL.Ofcourse it used to be a circle, you can't screw an oval! Oh and the tweezers..... not tweezers, just a cotter pin. Nice haul!

[@vossierebel]

Merrill... I'm so happy you recovered some of the marbles you lost in your life! To screw an oval... go to the oval screw shop... get the special oval screwing tool and work away - simple! That dog and horn... His Master's Voice - I think that was an ID plate for a turntable or radio...

[@paulrinehart4262]

You one funny guy👍

[@TracysTreasures]

You screw an oval by squishing a circle into an oval

[@susanbdusan2785]

What (or, given her sweet nature, Who) is Adele hunting?

[@azmetaldetector5918]

Not tweezers. That is a cotter pin

[@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor]

Tweezer or Carter Pin you know who cares 😜that place is cool I would like to try it

[@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor]

70 degrees today in Dallas hahaha

[@459ladino]

RCA radio dog

[@davidkelly8274]

Sorry not twizer but a Carter key.

[@tootpoot82]

🌮🔔

[@fenomenodetector8691]

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