Not a drawer pull, but it's part of Shire Horse Tac i think it is a rein feeder

The 10 cents coin does say Canada on it. 10 cents is 1/10 of a dollar.

Item at min 4-40. Not certain but resembles an hinged silver top from a ink bottle as found on a clerk or a gentleman's desk and a quill dipped in to it

11:50 - 1870 - 1901 Victoria Ten Cent / Dime from Canada BTW, you should include a sequence at the end of your videos, showing the artifacts cleaned. The love token was incredible. Best regards.

Hiya, my husband (a retired compositor) says the rectangular piece of metal with the lines is a slug from a Linotype machine.

Laughed out loud at your "bloody washer" at 16:54!

Even when you are disappointed by something, you still make me laugh by your hilarous responses!!

The first "furniture fitting" reminds me of a ceiling hook to hang plants. I don't know when they started, but were certainly available in the late Victorian.

Could you do a segment at the end, showing everything cleaned up? The “thingy’s”, junk and relics always intrigue me so much! Beautiful coins and that love token is the best I’ve ever seen! What a great day!

The variety of objects you find never ceases to amaze me. The dome-shaped item filled with lead could be a free-standing candle holder, missing its wax drip-tray.

Yes, I think you are right about the Canadian silver 10-cents coin. I believe that was a maple leaf on the back of it.

I swear one day you are going to go metal detecting and you’ll forget to bring the Xp Deus 2 .. On the positive some great finds … never fail to entertain ..thanks John

The object with the circle at the top and threads on the other end might well be a reins guide from a buggy or wagon - a cool find !!!

Hey John, you were right - the Canadian dime IS a British coin which was minted in either London at Tower Mint or Heatons in Birmingham then shipped over to Canada. The date is below the word CENTS and it's really messed up due to the folds. You can see the remnants of it, a 18 then a misshapen 9 or an inverted 6 imprint? The Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa wasn't founded until 1908 so all QV coins were British and used a bun-head Victoria obverse.

Ahh..... Saturday morning with The Scottish Detectorist! You Beauty!! As soon as I saw "CENTS", I knew it was Canadian. Possibly a token of affection worn by a Canadian soldier during WW1.

Silver is easy to determine heat one end with a lighter and instantly the heat travels to your fingers, silver is the most conductive of metals.

Blessings, my Scottish Detectorist friend. Ah yes…another Blessed day of watching you find really cool finds…and hearing you berate yourself for your forgetfulness…lol. If this old man in northeast Tennessee did the same…I’d never get anything done, other than noting my forgetfulness. Great content, John, as always. Thanks for sharing.

A great days detecting John. You need get back out on that field on 30/11 and find the other half of St Andrew ... it would be perfect timing.

That love token proves it will stand the test of time!

Astounding coin finds! I love how you say something's not very old at 150 years, or so. Here in the U.S. we'd call that very old - lol. It's all relative, isn't it. Ireland has thousands of years of known history. The U.S. is a relative baby at just over 200 years.

There’s a pilgrims badge of St. Andrew in St. Andrew’s Museum, might be worth a look.

Interesting you have had a couple of Canadian coins latley , silvers were 92.5 %right up to 1920 then 80 % till 1968. I love finding the silver 5 cent pieces , so tiny they are known as fish scales 😉🇨🇦

That love token is adorable 😍😍

Great day out for sure! Nice to see a Canadian coin.

The love token was a sensational find! Easy to imagine him/her engraving in anticipation.

Aye John, the Canadians are watching from Nova Scotia (New Scotland)....great videos !!

Awesome day metal detecting. Thanks.

Cracking George 1 Rare find John very very nice 🤩 AND an very special love token "beautiful" . Made up for you Great video thank you . All the best Phil👍

Great video John. That 1708 love token is the nicest I've ever seen. "Susan Boyle" 😂😂😂

Yes Canadian. You can see canada right under the queen. Cool. Edit: That love token with heart, initials and date is absolutely spectacular! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!

wow find of the day the love token john

Amazing finds yet again, John!! Your mystery silver item in the beginning is part of a windcap from a smoking pipe. You have the part that fits over the pipe bowl, and the little hinge is where the decorative lid is attached. These show up commonly on the continent but don't seem to have been popular in the UK or America. These are typically 1700s when I find them in Germany. Best wishes and happy digging!

a good dig John cracking silvers and Roman cant get any better than that ,thanks again cheers

Fantastic !! I think SB was Sara Bernhardt..lol. she lost it working in the field, and her male friend, upon finding out she lost it, dumped her. That lead mold could have also been used to make a wax mold for use in casting in the "lost wax" method. Hope you find the other half!!

Canadian here - I remember my dad had a tiny silver dime just like that in his collection, in fact I wondered if that’s what it was as soon as you exposed it.

They sometimes put metal on the rim of decanters and such. Love the love token.😊

Can't wait to see the LIGHT BOX. Especially the door hardware thing with the two animal heads and the ring that looks like a Celtic torc with two flat terminals. Very interested in seeing it cleaned up. Even though the threading technology means it is not terribly old. WELL DONE.

think thats one of the nicest love tokens i have seen + a very rare coin with that george 1st shilling, what a great day

Awesome finds there in the beautiful fields of Perthshire. 😊

What a day! As amazing as all the coins were, I think the love token was my favourite. So personal.

Dundee used to be proud of its “jam, jute and journalism”. The flax/hemp from your fields was woven in Dundee, then made into sacks or sent to Kirkcaldy for the linoleum industry.

Great finds John! ❤ Love the love token, amazing. Silvers and a Roman! The gods are smiling down on you. Looking forward to the next dig. Take care!

I feel your pain on forgetting a basic thing on an adventure. I live in the far northern United States so a bit shy of half the year is spent on a snow machine and in an ice fishing shelter. More than once I have jumped on the snow machine, run out onto the lake, set up my shelter, got the heater going, drilled my holes, sat down to fish and discover S$&t I forgot my bait. You are not alone. :)

Beautiful love token. The reason they were bent to have three faces was to represent I Love You. Find plenty by not engraved and usually William or Anne

That possible silver ring with a hinge on it looks to be either a pendant watch case, which were the Ladies' equivalent to a pocket watch, or like you said, it might be a pill pot or something like it.

Well Done!!! A TV 🌟 IN THE MAKING!!! 😅

I think that love token would be my favourite find ever! They are so often William III coins, I wonder why? Must have been a craze at the time

'Lost Wax Casting' molds made of lead would do nicely for wax figurines.........

That Susan Boyle Love Token is a beautiful little find ❤

That love token is so beautiful !! What a find ❤

What a great dig that was John the silver appeared to be bouncing out of the ground and the engraved love token was outstanding, I really enjoyed it, what a great field to dig in your a very lucky man 👍

Oh wow! That 1708 love token is absolutely beautiful. What a cracking day of detecting, John!

How can John remember ancient history! And forget his brush 😮 Definitely need a check list on his Phone! Lucky he remembered his Spray bottle. Or it would hard times To see anything. As an self employed Blue collar. Has John ever forgot some Clients?!🤣🤣🤣 Nice finds 3 from The bucket list, and a bronze Sestertius New field for Roman find. Think John Is right about the lead mould. Tin melts By 220©. And there were plenty of mines in Cornwall, had me wonder a bit Of all the big Chimneys there. But they Melted Tin out locally. 😜🔝❤️

Hi John I think years ago they had some sort of pulley system and bells on a piece of farm equipment and a bell would ring to start or stop due to noise from a traction engine, maybe a load thrashing machine. The coins were probably to pay the farm hands. Awesome history mate. Also I think you may have a ring thimble

Maybe you could keep all your things in your trunk, except your detector. Of course, that wouldn't keep you from forgetting them in the trunk... but it'd still bring them closer to the place than leaving them at the house would've. Oh, and you'd still have to remember to bring and fill your water bottle. But I can definitely relate!

Hi Ho Silver! Nice finds! Another enjoyable video.

Oh John I was so disappointed (happy for you) there was no light box …. Of your wonderful finds, then I read your transcript and saw the news congratulations on the BBC.

A tip from someone who also forgets a brush... I sometimes use the stumbles from the crops in the fields as a toothpick or soft scraper when in a forgetful situation.. but ill admit I also never have a 300 year old relic to clean haha.. maybe not the best tip after all 😂

Great video again think it's time you made a checklist before you leave the car 😂😂😂

Had 4 vicky silvers and silver thimble out last weekend in mid wales . It's a great feeling.. Well done.👏👏👍

That love token is amazing!!!!

That love token is one of the best finds I've seen..UNBELIEVABLE!!

What a day! love the love token, so romantic ❤

1858 to 1901 had Queen Victoria on it .Nice find.

Wow!! Amazing finds John. That love token is stunning!! Congrats on your BBC stint 😀

What an absolute belter of a day John unbelievable finds this really is a good permission should be called the silver field of dreams great video as always thanks for sharing keep up the hard work mate 👍🏻

Someone was really in love, put a lot of effort into that token. ❤ My favorite today.

Could be a horse drawn wagon reign guide.

Time for some silver... let's do this!

What an awesome day you had John, even without your brush. Four silvers, wow, the love token is stunning. But I also seeing all the "something's" you find too! Thank you so much and I hope it is Roman!!

The thing @6.03 in the video, looks like something that used to be attached to a horse harness, for the reins to pull through. They are often threaded. At least the ones we have on our farm in Sweden. Ours are dated to the mid 1800s or earlier and this looks similar.

Splendid day👏. So exciting to watch. Enjoy every moment😀

That silver 10 cent coin is Canadian. Its on the bottom of the coin. Hello from Canada !!!!

Wow! Great finds !! I liked the love token the most because it is SO personal. This is bringing history alive for sure!!! 🥰🥰🥰

I think you're doing great to remember all of the history, and details you share with us. But I understand your frustration. It doesn't seem to keep you from finding cool, mysterious and awesome finds! (I used to work on a survey crew, we had so much stuff to carry, we used those large empty paint buckets with handles for all the gear.)

Awesome finds, especially the love token - congrats

Banger of a day

Woohoo!!!👍👍👍

Hey John, not sure if anyone has commented on this yet, the Canadian 10 cent piece had to have been issued sometime after 1867 as that is the year Canada became a Confederation. Before that there was Upper Canada and Lower Canada. Everything west of Ontario was just "territory" until 1878 when British Columbia came into existence as a province. Btw... I ❤ your channel and watch every episode 😊

All you need to do is make a list of the things you need and laminate it and keep it in your pouch 😃🌻🇦🇺.....from Ian on the Noosa QLD Australia

Copper 'thing' with lead base looks like a bill pin. It sat on a desk and you punctured paid bills on it. It also acted as a paperweight.

It said Canada in the bottom left of the coin! Very cool, I’d wear that haha

wow what a great day, the love token totally awesome, cheer's from down under

1858-1859 Canadian 10 Cent coins were minted. The composition of the coin would consist of 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper. Gwen from Kamloops British Columbia

I'm late to this video, but fortunately your great finds waited for me. The silvers are great, especially the love token. I think the hinged silver item is a bowl cap to a small smoking pipe. This was a wonderful and successful session. Cheers from Texas.

Great video John.😊 l love your ST Andrew's token. Same name as my son. 😊

Cracking day john some awesome silver😊

Wonderful finds! Congratulations!!!!🎉😂❤😅

Nice day! Hope you show all of these items after you clean them up. God bless

Fantastic day for you. Congrats! And we got to hear you say Dirty Bertie.😅

I would 🩷🩷 to see a follow up video going over results from the museum! Would super interesting! Thanks for all you do and share with us all!

Ah, as soon as you said "pilgrim badge", I had toblaugh. I knew it was a mold, and I own some pilgrim badges, but I didn't put them together. They usually have little prongs on the back that bend easily. You'd press them through the loose-weave cloth of the time and bend the tabs to keep it on. They remind me of the emroidered patches we all had on jackets as teenagers. :) The screw-end finial looks like a lamp finial. :) Lead filled brass looks like the base of a bill spike.

Omg! John!!! 🤬😡How can you leave us hangin like that?? We wanted to see the coins and the lead thingy AND the Roman coin in the light box, then you cut us off!! Dump us just like that😮😢! How? How could you do that?? You better be getting that Light Box warmed up and your camera too!! Hurry up! We're waiting...........

Excellent video as usual. Love the history you give to each find.

I bet people would buy those Saint Andrews badges if you made copies. You could make a mold out of the mold and then offer clay badges for sale.

I think that T with threes on bottom and loop on top, is a guid for Leather straps, I think that’s why the top of loop is offset, so you can feed strap down through. Maybe???

A beer tap you know what goes on top .

"Silver" ring with hinge is to an inkwell. Held the glass top.

Thank you for sharing! Cheers 🍻

Thank you, cheers.