Time Capsule Found - Unopened for 45 Years! Treasure Hunting for Historic Relics. (Amazing Find!)

[@NorthernMudlarks]

[@darlameyer5936]

Watching your videos make my day!

[@danastory9294]

I love watching I wish I could find all the Lil bottles and bottle stoppers that yLl have where y'all go the selection is just amazing and I think y'all have enough body parts to make some interesting people

[@danastory9294]

Avon perfume sample bottle and so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️ I love it all

[@xiaoqingmo1042]

I did good vids

[@annesefton8305]

Just want to say, i love the Scottish music playing in the background ☺️ and of course i love your videos 😉

[@paul-ne1bh]

All these faces seem to be waiting for you to find them ,I love your hobby and mums you never now what you are going to find love your site i am hooked on it now well done girls

[@joycehancock3063]

I love the bottle stoppers, amazing that there are so many

[@noraleestone2859]

04:35 As kids, we used to peel away everything on a golf ball, because in the centre was an India rubber ball. That was back in the 1960's. :)

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Mum and I both did it as children too! That’s how I recognised it. My brothers and I must have got curious one day 🕵🏻

[@DarksideMusicVids]

My favourite bit was where you flicked the switch on and off and made the video go bright and dim. Genius! Hoping you find out more about the ceramic parts from the telegraph pole, and that you do make a necklace out of the tiny perfume bottle.

[@dadams9158]

An idea for all the finds you agonize about whether to take or to leave, take them then decide. Auction off to your subs. I know you've thought of this before, maybe consider it again.

[@dadams9158]

I've used and given gifts of electrical insulators as water hose guides in the garden or yard. They protect plants by guiding the hose around them.

[@calicocritterscrafts886]

They are PERFECT for that!!! Thank you for the idea! I’m in the states but we are putting in a garden this summer so I’ll look about and see if I can find something other than mass produced for this idea

[@dadams9158]

@@calicocritterscrafts886 Insulators are made to screw onto rods on a pole. Drive a rod or peg in the ground then screw the insulator on to it.

[@Carpedog2206]

I put glass shelves in my window for my glass insulators. I love the ones that change color.

[@IM0203]

I could totally see you guys filling that little vial with the garnets that you found. Loves it!

[@Givulinovich]

That would make an adorable necklace.

[@rufiredup90]

That would be a beautiful necklace for sure!!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Yes! Just perfect! 😊

[@kellydiver]

If you continue to collect those little bottles and offer them for sale in lots, I bet people would buy them. 😊

[@Carpedog2206]

I live in Canada and bought bottles from Lucy, that lovely woman who used to mudlark rivers.

[@marshacrom6206]

You could try a couple on Etsy. I have seen others on there. Si Finds cuts the tops off of broken bottles and sells them. He just uses a simple bottle cutter from Amazon.

[@Carpedog2206]

@@marshacrom6206 not for Codd bottles. He uses a band saw with a blade made for glass. They likely know Si, though, and can ask him themselves.

[@juanitabefort8829]

I would buy them

[@juanitabefort8829]

Yes, they can be cut n used as candle holders or coasyers or plant rests

[@roxiepoe9586]

When I was a child, 60 years ago in Texas, we used ceramic insulators as candle holders.

[@mimimitch327]

My dad made wooden sconces to hold the insulators upside down and we’d put a candle in them (not to burn of course!)

[@patriciaglove8201]

My mom had one with a candle , sitting on a table on the front porch. I've seen them made into a water fixture as well.

[@johnallenismynameandmusici2796]

Looking at that "Twiggy" photo from the '60s, almost in an archaeological way, makes me feel much older than my 70 years.

[@carolynchatham6338]

I like the new logo at the beginning of the video.

[@thekenneth3486]

Yes, I'll add my vote for that!

[@micheleboyd1830]

Me too !

[@richardserridge2767]

Bullers LTD London logo. Always good to see.

[@carriehanifen3434]

That one head you found, the girl broken pretty bad looks like the Campbell’s soup girl.

[@bkitteh6295]

@Carrie Hanifen That's the first thing I thought, too❣

[@Ms.W529]

That’s also the very first thing I thought!

[@freespirit1636]

I thought it was a Big Boy doll.

[@loristime6607]

My first immediate thought as well.

[@ResinBelle]

exatly the first thing I thought too. She found a Campell's soup kid!

[@richardserridge2767]

Those insulators look like Bullers LTD london P5065s dated 1936 by the looks of it! They tend to need a slight shock to loosen the rust on these. The last one that you unscrewed actually looks like a different pattern! These were high voltage poles for 11kv (probably) transmission! If you want to know more, just ask! If you follow Let's go with the Johnsons, you'll know I'm the insulator expert! More great finds this video 😁

[@noraleestone2859]

Hi Richard. I was thinking about you at the beginning of this video. I hope they go back & get the other insulators. :)

[@sarahlarkin213]

I was just going to suggest that Caroline and Phil would know as they know you!!

[@nickywhite9079]

The large insulators when stood up the other way make lovely tee light candal holders for out door areas. 🙂

[@ritamurphy9426]

The tiny bottle is just the right size for Mudlark Barbie!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Oh yes! Perfect! ☺️

[@dianeriegel839]

The star is the star of David on the cloth with initials A R, great video lady's !!!

[@claradockery1072]

36:07 that cute half of a little girl looks like one of the Campbell Soup Twins. It's a soup company in the USA and the other twin is a boy. The time capsule, my grandfather would store his nails and screws in jars and squirt some oil in the jar to keep the contents from rusting. Stay Blessed, Safe and Healthy From Florida, USA

[@MyRearviewDiary]

That time capsule was very important to that 12 year old boy! I imagine that's his dads patch. The bit and bobs are things he found that made him happy. His curious mind was thinking of the future, like all boys in the 50s,60s and 70s. I'm a 74 baby, I can just picture this kid. A dreamer. I'd throw it back. But thats just me. Another little boy can find it 100 years from now. Thanks for a lovely channel. Melissa from Chicago

[@annesefton8305]

How do you know it was a 12 yr old boy ?

[@carinanderson8239]

Yardley soap is still sold in the market here in Los Angeles. I have the lavender by my sink and the rose n my shower.😁

[@susangarayar9442]

Hello, Gail you have a Gifted voice as you read and tell the stories. It's a style, a delivery of words that places you into that time. Alex simply is as Cute As A Button with an eye for imagination and joy of spirit

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Aw, thank you! xx

[@brendawilliams7836]

In the USA lady's perfume samples come in little tiny bottles like you found. Not sure if that was what was in your little bottle or not. I enjoyed your video.

[@solanisomeni]

YAY!!! Binge watching/re-watching your older uploads. Enjoying every second, as if it were the first time I watched them. Imagine my surprise and delight, when I actually found an episode that I hadn't previously watched!!! 👍❤

[@lindapeterson2684]

I love yardley soaps...Have been using the soap since childhood...71 now...

[@irenefitzkee535]

OMG that super small bottle Alex found and said about making a necklace. Man I would love that

[@karenjames953]

Y'all have the best eyesight to pick up the tiniest of things. Wish my eyes were that good!

[@cheryldurham3560]

That large button is the kind of button we use on coats many times in the USA. I have one such winter coat with the exact shape. It never slips out of the button hole and are better than round ones with heavy winter wear. 😊💕

[@suzannehicks5856]

It’s called a toggle button

[@primitivetennesseechicks8740]

Oh "Love" ****** Gail and Alex are The Northern Mudlarks ****

[@shereespeer1518]

Another wonderful video. I think the large button is a toggle button for a coat maybe. It came up beautifully. My fave was the gorgeous blue poison bottle. Have a great day ladies!!!

[@PerryArt420]

14:27 As you were showing that bone, in the distance, I heard a cow moo , lololol, STOTTLE BOPPERS .... love it!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Haha, yes we live in a rural area xx

[@lindawatson1872]

I absolutely love your channel as you find some very interesting things, & i love how you tell the history of the names you find on the bottles. I also love how you both get excited by your finds, happy hunting for treasures

[@ethyn1762]

You've found a stopple bopper!! Absolutely made my night!! 💖

[@jenniferedwards6238]

No matter where I am now, I look down and search for interesting artifacts.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Haha! Even when we’re in town we can’t help but take a look in the flower beds on the way past 😅

[@jenniferedwards6238]

@Melissa Hedden - I’m in middle America so don’t find much more than trash. We go exploring lakes, streams and rivers a lot and I’m hoping for an old bottle some day.

[@dennishudson9723]

That ground glass one is a showstopper! 🤣🤣🤣

[@1960Gram]

In USA I Would have Used WD40 to Remove the insulators!!! I used WD40 on some rusty screws lately on a table I was refinishing and a little spray on the screws came right out....😊 Happy Hunting 🏴‍☠️💎💍🏆 👑 Treasures Lady's

[@sarahstrong7174]

That was really fascinating about the insignia, thankyou. See you next Sunday.

[@Artgardener]

You gals crack me up! Your disgust at the smell was so funny. You’re dedicated for sure.😂

[@randomvintagefilm273]

My mind is going crazy with those brown insulators! Planters, coffee mugs...

[@Padraigan13]

I hope they go back and get the rest of them. Maybe take the brother/son to help. :)

[@shallnotbeinfringedupon202]

36:05 I think that "cheeky" little face is the Campbell's Soup kid from the 50's &60's

[@tnsocialist1257]

Wish my son and I lived in the UK. Mudlarking looks like so much fun.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

There are places to mudlark and old dump sites in the US too! 🥰

[@KittyGrey13]

I’m in the UK and there is nowhere that I know of near me. I’ve checked old maps but the only dump I know of is a fairly modern one which was dug out years ago 😔

[@tnsocialist1257]

@@KittyGrey13 It seems like we are in the same place even if it's a different location. Maybe an option for us both would be to take up nature hikes and keep an eye out for rubbish. We could bring a simple gardening trow to investigate. Here it's not uncommon to see signs posted on the roadside warning of fines for dumping. I wonder how many sites haven't been documented at all.

[@KittyGrey13]

@@tnsocialist1257 Yes it’s so frustrating isn’t it. I know there have been bottle diggers fairly locally and I’ve asked them for hints as one even has a KZbin channel, but I didn’t get any response. It seems they keep to their own digging communities. I’ve checked old maps from the 1880s compared to newer ones, spent hours searching google maps, but nothing... seems all the best spots are in the North or South of the country and I’m stuck in the East Midlands! 😫 Yes I think always being prepared is a good plan. I really hope you find something soon and please let us know if you do! 😁👍🏻

[@karlharrison6544]

The light switch was awesome, who would have thought it would work so well....that made my day Alex

[@sandraford4235]

Those insulators ,l have some here in U S,l got my husband to put them on wooden sticks going down a path as hose guards so the hose doesn’t knock the plants when we water the garden ,

[@christhompson4270]

Awesome video once again, wow the time capsule was a good find. God bless and stay safe and well 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺

[@shanetrent8799]

That table is beautiful.

[@joycemarsh2743]

Such nice finds I wanted you to keep looking even when you were finished I was so excited I wanted to be there with you two ❤️🇨🇦

[@ianshaw6488]

Great interesting video as usual Girls. I have lots of Jam/Coffee Jars in my Shed full of Odds n Ends just like that. I might Go Burry some for people to find in years to come xxx

[@micah06v8]

The super tiny vial you found at 10:00 looks like a perfume sample vial. We used to get them in magazines here in the States. Not sure if that was a thing in Britain or not back in the 90s.

[@Givulinovich]

As a kid, I accidentally broke one, freaked me out bad because it was for a very stinky expensive perfume that smelled so bad to my young nose.

[@alisonlyons4691]

Yes l made the same comment lol 😀

[@mimimitch327]

Amazing that it wasn’t broken!

[@kaydavis6752]

You can still get them now. I've got a couple kicking around. Avon was a big exponent of them.

[@thecatsmeowfromny]

@@kaydavis6752 yes I was going to comment it looked like a sample cologne bottle from Avon.

[@paulgee1384]

The insulators are made by Daltons of Tamworth(Belgrave) in Staffordshire (was Warwickshire back then) It now a housing estate and a Morrisons supermarket.

[@kyotocoversjimanderson782]

Super finds and stories! As soon as I saw the little head with the hat I thought "John Bull," but who knows!

[@trishscobell9920]

I saved this week’s one for watching on my Birthday! 🎂💕🍰

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Happy birthday!! xx

[@FlippinLids]

Oh Ladies I love your videos and your excitement and all the juicy tidbits about our glorious past. Those glass bottles are simply the best, I love the colors of them too. You simply amaze me how you can find those miniscule beads! Well done Ladies please keep up your great work and keep encouraging us to remember our fine past! 💐

[@leopardontheprowl]

Oh my, When you flicked that light switch I actually laughed out loud 😂

[@bethfillingim7610]

My great grandmother use to keep a button jar...as a child I loved going mudlarking in her sewing basket..lol It had so many treasures... From that fun finding , I have collected tinytreasures from from many past realitives with a small book with descriptions and info for my grands and beyond.

[@pibba]

Those insulators are Awesome!!! What at rich color!!!

[@TheCouturehaus]

21:16 seems that light switch still works! 😂so fun!

[@jeannettedanbom4950]

You girls are awesome!! We look forward to watching .

[@lorienray6216]

Finding that badge was extra special

[@northernflicker6590]

Always look forward to seeing you. Can’t say that about other people in my life at the moment.Lol. Thanks for the sheer wonderment and a lovely moment of distraction, as we go BACK into lockdown where I live.

[@angelamillard6418]

Love watching you ladies every week!

[@cynthiat6505]

Your reveals make smile!!! Your home makes me happy! I love old homes! The little amber colored head is very Dickensian. The round flat bead is a rondel.

[@davidbean5807]

I think it may be something of a cultural thing to your voices I find so soothing. My name in the states is Bean but my bloodline is from clan McBaine or so my father told me. And I have seen the kilt pattern and color once. As well as the Crest. I am American but my roots are Scottish,English,and Souix indian. I am quite the mismosh but I believe that we never really loose those cultural loves. Things that sooth us even though we were born in a different location. I might be crazy but I don't feel crazy. I like listening to you two and the music. It is so relaxing.

[@janicecooper875]

Thank you lladies for a great video. Very interesting things. Love to Schwoos, cats and both of you. Xxxx yes, that tiny little vial was a sample perfume bottle. You see them a lot.

[@scrapfancy]

See even modern are for awesome to find. Hello ladies🏝🌞

[@hopepeace3271]

I enjoy the history with your finds makes it even more interesting..

[@marshgirl]

The insulators are lovely ! They look like Oriental houses!!💫

[@beverleyvonne6568]

Wonderful video, as usual! ❤️ My mum used to buy me those Glycerine and Blackcurrant Pastilles when I was a little girl. Somewhere I have one of the tins, full of dress making pins, that belonged to my Grandmother. ❤️x

[@maureenrosewag4099]

I loved the old lock 🔐 with the key would love to find more to display, maybe even paint 🎨. Thanks enjoyed the video

[@sandralane1923]

A deliriously,dandy, dump. Your finds are so delightful. Truly.

[@abilou7225]

I really think you two are the luckiest mudlarks around!!!

[@teresasallam9526]

Those insulators are amazing. Another great video. Thank you for sharing your adventures.

[@monaradu3034]

Great👍👏❤❤

[@williamannelli3684]

4-26-21, I love the lock set and key what a great find.

[@erolakgul6506]

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[@kenzieconnolly777]

You can purchase Yardley English lavender bath soap here in Canada still, it's lovely. Great video as always, love Sundays!

[@tuhesse]

i think you should sell some of the jars in your etsy shop! you may have too many, but viewers may want to buy and support you by buying a piece of your adventure. think about it!

[@karynbrown7519]

Really wonderful show today. Always wonderful, yet today was special!

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

Oh my goodness, there was a bead on the ground just behind the spot that you put the golf ball innards. Ha ha I was shouting at the screen and pointing lol ❤

[@alaskandistractions]

Oh my goodness! How did you get that casing so polished?!! You should do a video with cleaning tips for finds! (If you haven’t already!) 😉

[@carolynchatham6338]

You find the most amazing and interesting things.

[@freddieparsnip]

Little colorful broken face reminds me a lot of the Campbell’s soup kids

[@AdamosDad]

Looks like a great place to dig and sift. Good show ladies.

[@lindaburkhardt6430]

Yeah, it's Sunday and my favorite girls are out and about! Good to see you!

[@shahrulniza5286]

❤️❤️❤️.....love the "daddy, mummy & baby" jars. Cute!!

[@custardthepipecat6584]

When me and my dad we're coming home from South Australia in 1987 we stopped in the middle of nowhere in the mallee scrub there was all these super old telegraph poles on the ground with clear glass insulators we took a hole bunch home. The golf balls i used too hack saw the outer case off and get the rubber string thing go they unwind and spin and go crazy great fun for the dog and the solid ones for lack luster bouncing balls. 🐈🦄❤

[@johnlord8337]

Need a breather from all the US digs - refreshing to see UK "searcher and reclaimers" running the landscape for historical items." Amazing one doesn't see any Irish, Scandinavian, German, French, Western Euro, or Eastern Euro searchers ... So Kudos to Northern Mudlarks !

[@aleta5873]

That editing in the field light switch though.... lol !

[@penelopesparrow]

I know for a second my brain was like omg you turned off the sun???? 😮 😂

[@opaltaberna6817]

😂

[@evie6304]

Another great show💕

[@marciajohnson6767]

Always fun to watch! Love your finds! Excellent 👌

[@maryowens9179]

Great finds ladies.

[@joncaradies3155]

nice one , ladies ! Have a great week :D ..... XO

[@noraleestone2859]

10:05 I have some of those in my bathroom cabinet, with the plastic stoppers in them. They contain perfume samples - usually of the expensive kind. :)

[@karenclary8592]

I believe the cheeky 1/2 face is one of USA’s Campbell Soup Kids. Great hunting ladies!

[@lindawebb5244]

Some great finds I’m from the United States always watch your videos

[@susanhenke8441]

Yes that is tiny perfume bottle. They give them out and mail them out here in states. Great find.

[@marcweir9204]

Absolutely knackered 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Bluewolfdude]

WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Those insulators are very cool ! They are multi-part ,high voltage pieces. The two parts are cemented together .I have a porcelain monster HV piece that weighs 42 lbs. You ladies find the coolest things !!

[@jodybishel6556]

It's probably just as well that I don't have a Victorian bottle dump near me. I'd want all the bottles. Wish modern products came in bottles made of bubbly old glass with such an array of colors. Thanks for another fun video!

[@guadalupeknippen2636]

When you have to decide if you will take another small bottle, couldn't you combine a few and then sell them to us. I would love to buy some also the poison bottle. Just a thought. 🎂

[@AuntBecsCreations]

Perfume samples used to come on those tiny vials too.

[@irisadler6342]

That large long button was used at top of coat to keep you warmer in the winter. We now use toggles