You live in a world,such a world,ages old,and,I live in the new world. I happily envy this old world,where you discover things that I can only dream about. All of you,over there across an ocean,your waters,they give such lovely gifts!❤️

Being chronically ill and my body not able to do these things(even though I REALLY want to), I get to live vicariously through you ladies with your videos. Thank you for taking me on another adventure from my bed 💙 you have no idea how much I appreciate it and the other mudlarkers too. It's like a non stop adventure when I'm in pain it really helps take my mind off things.

This channel really makes me feel at home even though i've never met you two. Thank you both ❤️

Thank you to my two ♥️ favorite mudlarking ladies Ad an American in the midwest USA I find your voices wonderful and even a bit intoxicating! Keep making these wonderful videos. Funny to think before I discovered you I didn't even know about mudlarking. Much love to you ❤️ 💛 💙

The beads,this is a language that I speak. Purchased,not found,unfortunately. But I have thousands,and they speak to me,telling stories of trade and desire,and the seeking of a beautiful bauble,in exchange for another thing,equally beautiful. This is the language of beadfolk. You speak it,too.

Maybe you could fashion a rocking horse for the dolls nursery using the horse head?

Australian Federation Medal Your little bowl would be a cute fishbowl!

I'm almost positive the tear-shaped glass is a Prince Rupert's drop! 😉🥰

Maybe you could make a toy rocking horse for the dolls house. The nursery also needs full doll size rocking horse with a dump doll astride.

Oh what lovely finds. I'm sure you must be so excited. I'm excited for you. Lovely finds for lovely ladies !! !! !!

Thank you soooooo much for not using clickbait thumbnails! Too many channels do that and it instantly makes me not watch the video lol

Hi All let’s see if we can get the number of subscribers up to 25,000. The ladies deserve more subscribers and viewers for their very entertaining and interesting channel. I certainly learn heaps each week.

That crab is stalking you 😮

14:46 for those beads, you could carry a needle and thread with you, so you won't loose them

Who else loves gobbies? ❤️🇨🇦❤️

The little glass bowl looks like a miniature fish bowl.

Your lucky coin certainly lived up to its name! For the gold piece, I would shoot off an email and see what comes of it, at least then you are covering your bases. Have a good week!

Maybe ask Richard Hemery about reporting your find? It’s incredible…all the meaning behind it and the occasion for which it was presented…who owned it…mind blowing

wow, GOLD. ... A medal and so beautiful. love you two, love your videos, so interesting and so much to learn. xx

Regarding that coin with the square hole,they used to make sewing baskets and hang a couple of those coins and a tassel on them .

The little green glass ball could be used for a green apple in the doll hous

Your tiny horse head would make a fun stick horse for your miniature doll house.

That "thing" that looks like part of a bobbin, it also looks like a tip of a parasol (those tips the umbrellas and parasol have all around)

The glass pot would make a nice goldfish bowl.

Thankyou for cheering me up ❤ I’m poorly in bed this week but your video has really made me smile xxx

WOW!!, WOW!!, WOW!!!! What a day, you two had and it's only just begun for us watchers!! So many terrific finds!! I was waiting patiently for you to mention the buckle you found, Kate....but alas, you didn't mention it. Is it from a shoe??...a belt?? I wonder who wore it and where they were going? The history of each item you bring alive, takes us back to a time, multitudes have forgotten, or dismissed. Thank you for waking up that part of history for so many. I appreciate you taking us along on your fabulous journey! I know how difficult it is to video, edit and script it, then put it all together. The hours you dedicate to teaching us about so many different and epic times of the world. Thank you again. xx ❤ PS. Fleur, your hands are so beautiful, do you have a special cream you use? Thanks! Smoochies and hugs to Mr. Sunny Cat.... and a big "Hello" to Oscar!

Hi, Just to cover yourselves, why not just e-mail a pic of your broken find to your local flo ? Their reply may give more guidance on similar finds in the future. All the best.

The way you said "the tides coming in" was so ominous...saddest words spoken by a mudlark I guess 🙁 looks like you had a good day anyway ☺

I REALLY LIKE THE WAY YOU EACH SHOWS YOUR FINDS AS YOU FIND THEM AND TELL US WHAT IT IS THEN WHEN YOU GET IT CLEANED WE CAN SEE SO MUCH BETTER WHAT IT IS.I LOVE THE WAY YOU TWO DO YOUR VIDEOS IT MAKES US FEEL SO MUCH CLOSER TO YOU TWO, AND I LOVE YOUR ACCENTS.

Wow, those finds were unbelievable and to have such a history to. That coin really did bring you both luck, and to find a complete lead soldier with the red paint showing. If this is the start, I can't imagine what else you found. Thank you and enjoy your week

I make Bedfordshire lace with bobbins like your beautiful collection

I believe it's real! WOOHOO!

Thank you.

Fantastic treassures. 🌻🐕🥰🇺🇸

Yea! The pleasure of commonplace finds is entirely understandable, but it's nice to hit the proverbial jackpot occasionally. And thank you for teaching us about Butlins - new to this American. Exactly the kind of thing that every Brit probably takes for granted, but extremely few Americans would know about. While both think they know all about each other from watching television.

Love your Videos what a brilliant find I would call the Museum just to be on the safe side and your Relationship is so cute Love you guys ❤

Gary Drayton from Oak Island on the History channel started out Mudlarking beaches, now he's a millionaire.

You will find Chinese coins with Peking glass beads decorating Victorian round sewing boxes. They usually are not super rare, but maybe you have a treasure.

Such wonderful finds and such a great History! amazing how things can last so long ! I also noticed a lot of common opal all about , the glass amber stones well there are many colors of Common opal I see there and chert! Awesome area to hunt!

Omg! I would definitely take the gold/silver coin and the Chinese coin to the FLO and find out for sure what they are. If you do, please give us an update, how exciting! Love the family history, great video Ladies 😃💗 x

I think that the 'lace bobbin' could also be a tip on an umbrella edge.

Great finds thank you 🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖

amazing how little broken bits tell such big stories from our past thanx for sharing.

As soon as you put up the picture of your ancestor, there was no doubt she was yours Fleur! You have a striking resemblemce to her. Ladies, this was one amazing hunt, and I'm looking forward to the rest of the finds! Wow! Have a wonderful week Kate and Fleur!

My great grandmother was born in 1901 and yours was beautiful

I LOVE the detail in that dress your Great Great Grandmother is wearing! So clever how they used to make lace back then. Fabulous finds as always my lovelies, thank you xx Teresa 🇦🇺❤

I’ve never clicked on a new video notification so quickly!!❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks for another great video. Just a possibility, but the Australian and Kiwi soldiers who served at Gallipoli had an A for ANZAC on their uniform, when serving in the next theatre of the WWI. Love the lace tatting stuff.

Wow! A great day and unique treasures! Congrats to you Kate, on that spectacular metal! The small, plump jar you found Fleur, would be the perfect candidate to copper foil and use as a kitchen pot in one of the doll houses, eh? Kate, when you picked up that bead at twenty one: fifty three on the timeclock, I was surprised and sad that you missed that perfect rectangle-shaped piece of yellow glass, knowing it is one of your favorite colors, but spotting that sweet lace bobbin and family story made up for it. Perhaps you two could use your broken beads to make mosaics for the doll houses, such as a flowerpot or plate for the wall, decorate a dresser, headboard or anything really. Mosaics have been used for eons, so could be used for any era, and they're fun. Loved the lead (mini clock, perfect to make a mold of and mosaic around it?) The horse heads will be very handy and of course, Fleur's standing soldier, completely complete, as you said, even original paint remained. ( :

The green glass blob would be a beautiful perfume bottle for the dolls house. ❤

I always say what fabulous finds you find. But you two really out did yourselves with this trip that for sure. I mean come on a over 400 year old coin, an over 300 year old medal of silver and gold, a cap badge with all the enamel still on , the tiny miniature clock face I mean I can’t even wrap my head around just these finds and you say there’s a lot more to come. It’s a good thing your splitting it all up or I might not be able to take it all in. Lol congratulations on sure a wonderful day for the two of you!

Yes, better to be safe -- contact your FLO! What a great first installment of this mudlarking adventure.

The hole isn’t close enough to the end for it to be a lace bobbin. As others have suggested, it looks more like part of a parasol.

Amazing. Every time I watch you two finding all those great things, I want to go too.

Wow the sea gods are smiling on you two lovelies hugs

Friedrich der Weise on your hald of the coin was Luther's protector after Luther refused to follow the emperor's and pope's commands . . . so his life was in danger and Friedrich (Frederic) of Saxony gave Luther and his family protection and employment at the university . . . fantastic find!

What gorgeous finds! It is fun to hear about your research, too. Bless you both for providing us with this rich content!

Put a stick on the lead horse head and make the lead solder a hobby horse!

I got so excited when this popped I have been going backwards and watching all your videos Just love them Same with Northern Mudlarks (watching their videos is how I discovered yours)

Really nice medal. Great find. Love the name lead army too 👍

You should make a collage of all the broken doll faces you've found and picture frame it. Now that would be cool.🥰

i think it should be reported, a triumphant find! Most old treasures are probably broken in some ways. This was a lovely day of unique finds, thank you for sharing.

Wow what lovely finds.

Wow!

OOOooooo can't wait for the next video in this three. What interesting things you came home with. The half medal is wonderful and just think how old it is. You are both very clever girls to find such wonderful things. Stay safe and keep crafting.💗

Hello frome Cyprus Island..🇨🇾🤗🇨🇾🤗 I lke oll yur adventure..I love oll the vintage items 💗💗bravo👏👏

Fabulous family story xx

Oooh so many beautiful little things! That first horses head that fleur found is screaming to be made into a minature hobby horse 🐎! Amazing video again ladies, thank you xxx

Yes, report the find. If they ignore your email well, you know you did the right thing. Thank you for your wonderful channels The Commonwealth of Australia as a nation came into being in 1901 - 👋 from down under. As a bobbin lacemaker I don’t think the bone item is part of a bobbin. Head is wrong to hold the thread.

lovely adventure, thanks!

🙋‍♀️❤ There's a chance that the silver/ gold Luther piece may have been halved, and used as currency in casual transaction...in the spirit of pieces of 8.

That piece of glass with leaf veins could be used to make the leaf marks on clay leaves, I have one for when I make porcelain flowers, sometimes I even use rose leaves to produce the same effect.

Fantastic! 💖🇺🇸😁

My Job involves me getting on my knees inspecting vehicles, you can purchase decent knee pads for a few £'s in budget shops (such as Poundland etc) would make beach foraging way more comfortable 🧐

I’d report it just to be safe. There’s a traditional Mizpah Coin that is split in two, and two lovers each take a half, but it is usually etched with the phrase “The Lord watch between me and thee whilst we are apart from one another.” The Chinese coin, I believe, is called a pice.

Qing (Ching) Wow! That was a mouth full! I think it’s the real thing!

It's a wow

Thank you Ladies for sharing your wonderful finds! I enjoy your channel so much.

Yes, I'm from New Zealand and this is the Australian flag.

That clear container would look great with a clear glass lid

AWESOME finds! I wonder if Mrs. Fleur's tiny glass pot could become a fishbowl for one of the dollhouses since it's clear? I'm not certain of the "invention date" of the household fishbowl . . . 🤔 Happy larking to you this week! 😊❤️

Wow, what special finds! That soldier and that shield would be perfect for the study. I will have a difficult time waiting for the next episode!

Great day out, wow. I think you both have x-ray eyes. Well done on all the exciting finds, its difficult to chooses a favourite - and there is more to come!!! Looking forward to your future videos, have a great weekxx

Very very lucky finds! the medal is amazing! its gold its silver, its a coin and from a such a significant time in history! but all the finds are awesome and most really for your museum box and they are very interesting. brilliant! As far as reporting, perhaps the items and the area in which they were found may be of some curiosity to FLO and a hundred metal detectorists!

Yay is the name for god x

That medal definitely classes as treasure - well done! The FLOs never mind if you contact them to check things if you aren’t sure - just drop an email over with clear photos. A great selection of finds.

Congrats

Wow! Very exciting finds! Amazing 👏 I'm so happy for you ❤️

Good evening ladies. Hope you are enjoying the beautiful Fall season.

I’m not sure who is Kit and who is Caboodles, but the young girl …. Should narrate children’s books. Her voice is more than amazing, it’s enchanting.

i am sorry but i do not think that thing is the bottom of a lace bobbin….I used to make lace with beaded bobbins …but i think it is a thing that would go on the end of an umbrella spoke to protect the end and the hole would be used to tie in the fabric to the end

Lovely video, thank you.

I need to thank you, so very much, for your incredible videos. Each time I view them, I am amazed at their beauty and the opportunities to learn something new. I find them relaxing and exciting at the same time. When the video reaches its end, I feel as if I have been on a little vacation. You bring joy and inspiration to my life. Thank you!

As to the half coin, I think it is always better to be safe than sorry. Oh this was very interesting. Looking forward to next installments.

Glorious treasures! What an amazing day of mud larking. I think about how you find those treasures and save them for how many more hundreds of years? It is so much better to have the actual piece than just a picture of it. People used to throw them away when they had no more use for them. What are we throwing away that people a hundred years from now are going to be thrilled to find? Maybe the hoarders have the right idea. Hah!

What terrific finds!!! Love the family history connection to the lace bobbin.Great way of making history more real and accessible. 🥰🥰🥰

Such great finds! How exciting and rich with History. The complete lead toy, coins and gold medal! 🥳. Thanks for sharing your adventure. 🌹

The I Ching or feng shui coin is good luck !! They also use the coins for divination

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wow, that coin. Super old.