Surprising Treasures Found in the Birthplace of Vermont

On this adventure I metal detect one of the oldest properties in the birthplace of Vermont.

Mill Brook Railroad - @MillBrookRailroad

Original music by Brad Martin

0:00 Intro
1:03 Exploring the Dump
2:30 License Plate
3:43 Hat Sign
4:16 Jingle Bell
5:35 Changing Locations
6:17 Pocket Watch
7:32 Cat
8:03 Old Coin
9:57 Tag
11:31 Hoosier
11:58 Guns
14:01 Pocket Knife
14:35 Jingle Bell
16:18 Wrap up

[Detecting]

Morning Brad! Hope you are continuing to feel better!

[melissajohnson]

Brad, you've found another brass, employee numbered tool tag. As a young machinist I was issued a handful of these tags, employee number 440. When borrowing company tools from the cage or "tool crib" you hand the crib attendant your "tooltag" in exchange for the tool you need. The attendant hangs your tooltag in the place of the borrowed tool. Thus easily keeping track of which employee has which tool checked out of the crib. Glad to see you doing better!

[billmurray]

Glad to see you back sounding like your old self with a good healthy amount of energy. Thank you.

[robinbryde]

Morning, Brad...great to see you looking chipper again. As always thanks for sharing the adventure...😎👍

[treasurearth]

Morning, Fantastic watch as always, Great saves. Thank you. I love the Target ID scale on top, and I still love the GoPro angle that you started to use. Thanks for all the good ideas over the years and hope you are feeling better. Cheers. W.

[davidbiddy]

Good to have you back on my Friday morning

[stantilton]

Great to see you smiling and feeling better. Fun place to see a hunt.

[racheldebasitis]

That license plate and I were both 'born' in the same year. Sadly, I think it's in better shape than I am! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[karena.williams]

So glad you're back. I need to hear your voice in the morning to get on with my day for some reason.

[lewiskinser]

Brad that Stetson sign is valuable. I know u gave it to landowner but for future reference thousands of collectors would line up for that kinda item

[fastfun]

Good morning Brad good to see you looking and sounding better. In reference to the Stetson hat advertising plate that you uncovered. My granddaughter works for a western store in Cheyenne Wyoming. She sells the Stetson hats yet.

[mingusbreeze]

Thanks, nice to see you back out and about.

[marytalley]

Glad you’re back and feeling better! Love your videos!

[donreed]

Wow. You know theres lots more there. Good hunt.

[davidgonzales]

Ty Brad for sharing
Prayers still for total recovery
You look great and I’m glad your out going what you enjoy and bring to your viewers. Ty again God Bless

[aqueoussilkllc]

Awesome video. I hope you are continuing to feel better.

[connifilteau]

Stetson Hats continued to be made through Biltmore in Guelph Ontario, having driven by their factory often in the short past.
Cool find....the Vermont plate as

[garbagearchive]

So awesome to see you smiling and metal detecting and energetic!! 😮 ❤

[fredjacques]

Hope you are continuing to improve Brad.

[bq]

So glad you are feeling better‼️❤️❤️🙏🙏😉