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JAR Digs Vermont
Добавлен 26 мар 2021
Digging antique and vintage bottle dumps in Vermont! I(J.A.R.) started digging in the fall of 2023 and quickly became HOOKED, and now I dig every chance I get. Join me as I start documenting my adventures!
I mainly search and dig for 1800s bottle dumps and privie dips, but I also love a good vintage bottle dump(think MARBLES‼️), a brook mudlark, and beachcombing Maine's gorgeous shoreline.
You might even see some of my Dog Camp footage! I run an off-leash dog hiking camp, and it's a BLAST! 🐾🐾
I mainly search and dig for 1800s bottle dumps and privie dips, but I also love a good vintage bottle dump(think MARBLES‼️), a brook mudlark, and beachcombing Maine's gorgeous shoreline.
You might even see some of my Dog Camp footage! I run an off-leash dog hiking camp, and it's a BLAST! 🐾🐾
Видео
ASMR- The Ocean Combing the Cobblestones on the Shorline #Maine #cobblestones #asmr #asmrshorts
Просмотров 5012 дня назад
Down by the River- I shot this crazy find‼️😱 #riverglass #mudlarking #vermontlife
Просмотров 7694 дня назад
Exploring the Exposed River Beds in Search of TREASURES❗✨❗ Amazing Tumbled Glass, Marbles & Pottery🎉
Просмотров 1705 дней назад
If you enjoy seaglassing youre gonna LOVE this‼️‼️ Join me on an incredibly fun hunt for tumbled glass and so much more on the exposed river beds from this years drought! #vermonthistory #antiquebottles #antiqueglass #beachcombing #mudlarking #tumbledglass #drought #river #treasurehunt #treasure #explore #riverglass #vermontlife #vermontrivers #ilovemydog
No winter time blues here‼️🐾🐾 #reggae #dogs #dogshorts
Просмотров 5175 дней назад
FINALLY found a tumbled marble from the river‼️😁‼️🟢 #mudlarking #river #marbles #vermonthistory
Просмотров 53429 дней назад
Exploring a Stone Cellar Foundation and BOTTLES❗❗❗
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Join me as I explore a new permission! A stone cellar foundation with lots of shards. Nothing really is found in this video, hopefully I will find a pocket soon! BUT I show and tell some awesome bottles I've dug earlier this year!!! #digginghistory #vermonthistory #dumpdigging #antiquebottles #1800s #1900s #digging #antiqueglass #dogs #antiquebuttons #stonefoundation #fun #history
Sunrise Shellin' in Maine‼️🐚 #sanddollar #shelling #maine #beachcombing #sunrise #ocean
Просмотров 511Месяц назад
ITTTTTSS Seaglass Season‼️🩵‼️ #seaglasshunter #seaglasshunting #maine #beachcombing #ilovetheocean
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OLD CEMETERY with Revolutionary War Veterans and more early settlers‼️👻🪦‼️ Did I catch an EVP⁉️⁉️⁉️
Просмотров 290Месяц назад
Join me as I explore my favorite Old Cemetery from the first settlers in the Cavendish, VT area. The headstones are gorgeous, and the location, being in the woods, make this Cemetery the PERFECT place for spooky season! Annnnndddd during editing I may have caught an EVP(Electronic Voice Phenomenon)!!! What do you think??? #vermonthistory #vtcemetery #revolutionarywarveteran #oldcemetery #earlys...
Antique Shopping in Maine‼️ BOTTLES, BOTTLES, AND MORE BOTTLES!! #maineantiques
Просмотров 581Месяц назад
RARE Open Pontil Ink and More in the Pontil Dump❗
Просмотров 588Месяц назад
Join me while I dig at one of my most FAV dump sites- The PONTIL Dump!!! I have found so many amazing treasures here and hopefully will find much more in the future 😁 #vermonthistory #dumpdigging #digginghistory #antiquebottles #1800s #digging #pontil #openpontil #pontilbottles #antiquebottles #diggingfortreasure #antiqueglass
WHO HOO be you?! #barredowl #owl #owls #vtwildlife #backroads #dirtroad
Просмотров 5792 месяца назад
Dump Digging Adventures #8❗Local soda, MOXIE, Fossil??, and MORE❗❗#dumpdigging #vermonthistory
Просмотров 6502 месяца назад
Join me on my 8th Dump Digging Adventures video where I dig and find old soda and other bottles, buttons, terra cotta pipe stems shards, a ring, and maybe even a Fossil!! Please let me know if you can identify any finds I am not sure of! And THANK YOU for watching❗❗ #vermonthistory #dumpdigging #antiquebottles #digginghistory #digging #1800s #1900s #antiquebuttons #marbles #diggingfortreasure #...
Puttin' those puppies to WORK‼️🥰🐾🐾#dogs #dogshorts #gooddogs #vtdogs
Просмотров 5962 месяца назад
That's awesome, love finding them
@@Henry-yc9dj thanks! It was a treat for sure!
cool river bed finds
@bunkjr235 Thank you! I've been just absolutely tickled with all these finds!!
With that much glass there, there must be a dump site nearby...
@Travelling..Bottle..Digger it is very close to the town dump 😁 Not sure how long the dump has been there. I've been meaning to do some research on that. Thanks for checking it out!
Those holes require a lot of patience lol
@Travelling..Bottle..Digger you ain't kidding!! Lol Did you see the BIM Dodge Chem co bottle at the end??
I always enjoy your videos,i love your animals! The nails are very old, they are called cut nails. Keep on doing what you're doing!😊
@rickybrogden898 thank you so much for your support! It means the world! I love my crew of critters, too! They make life interesting for sure! I actually just saw a picture of all the different types of square nails and it was super neat! Thanks again!
one of these days I want to try sifting an entire cellar hole - but that would be quite a project (those old colonial homes often burnt down...sometimes multiple times...and they would just reuse the foundation - so you can imagine all the goodies that end up at the bottom)
@hellomcflyy that would be awesome!! But definitely a huge chore, lol. It's funny how it can look kinda small from the road but when I'm standing inside, it's huge!! But yes, I found a bunch of bricks and burned wood from the last structure. I'm thinking this was a barn. Thank you for watching!!!
That cat is hilarious! Good luck with that site; it looks like it's got potential.
@tomlord8814 yeah Marvin is a silly boy for sure!!!! Thank you for watching and commenting! 🤞 I can find the treasures!
The old headstones usually have a lot of character to them
@Travelling..Bottle..Digger I could walk around looking at them all day! They are incredible! Thanks for watching 😁
Theres bound to be a dump nearby!
Oh man!!! Wouldn't that be INCREDIBLE!! I wouldn't even know where to start with that age! Thanks for watching 😊
Nice video,love historical graves! Happy Halloween 🎃 to you!
@@rickybrogden898 thank you!!! Very glad you enjoyed the content 😁🎃👻
You need a metal detector!! There are some very valuable "modern" coins. Becareful cleaning them. Just don't scratch them to clean them. Very cool find(s)!
@@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230 thank you! Cleaning metals is so tricky in my opinion. I'm definitely still learning. I've not delved into metal detecting just yet.
The Amethyst color is from being exposed to the sun. The mineral makeup of the glass reacts to the radiation from the sun. You can take clear bottles and leave them in direct sunlight, such as on the roof, for months, and the same effect will happen. Some companies can do it for you too. The videos by "Digger Dave and Shovelin Shelly" do this all of the time to resell them in that purple color. Unfortunately, it looks like those bottle all were intentionally broken. Which is a real shame, especially the Pontiled bottles. Best of luck!
@@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230 thank you! Yes, the sun colored amethyst glass with manganese is one of my fav types of glass. Plus they glow wonderfully under a black light! Thank you!! Oh and I really Digger Dave and Shovelin Shelly! They are great!
Looks like a fun time!
@BramHepburn thanks! I already miss that site. Very, very fun!!!
How are the watch times on these longer videos... are they hitting 50% ?
@Travelling..Bottle..Digger ill have to look into that. I know my longer videos have farther reach and much higher views.
@Travelling..Bottle..Digger what do you use to edit videos? I've been using RUclips Create but the blasted thing keeps freezing up during editing. Driving me bonkers!
Your rock is a rock but some body used it as a tool. You got something there take it to a University to antiquities
@lisacox8109 Thank you!! It's very special. I will look into what VT has for this resource. Thanks again!
could it be a salt or pepper shaker?
actually they do look bigger now that you brought them up closer
I have an old garter belt and that's what they look like. they're about that size
I would definitely get back there and dig to the bottom of that dump
@@carlchristensen8157 absolutely!!!
looks like a gasket for some sort of engine
@JewelryNurse thank you very much! I will have to look that up as I'm not sure what you are referring to. I appreciate the info@
Set your camera up where you are digging, then bring the find closer to the camera. Moving the camera all over was making me nauseous. Great finds!
@katecarpenter7366 thanks for the advice! I do try to set the camera up as much as I can. It's tough and been almost impossible to catch on camera without me holding the camera. I'm trying all kinds of things to take the "shake" out of my videos. Sorry!
@@jardigsvermont trust me, you will get better. I love watching how videos get better and better.
Great old glass there
@Travelling..Bottle..Digger the oldest I've found yet!
I recently visited Vermont for the first time. The colours of the trees were incredibly beautiful! Sadly, I had no luck finding bottles, or those glass insulators we don't get in the UK. According to my dictionary of inks, 'Apollos W. Harrison began as a seller of books, maps, and ink at No. 8 1/2 South 7th Street, Philadelphia, in about 1847. By c1857 he had begun to trade in perfumery, which gradually superceded his ink making.' I hope that is helpful somehow. It seems to confirm the dating of the carmine bottle.
@tomlord8814 I am so incredibly fortunate to live here and experience the seasons! That's too bad you didn't find much here! However, I have always dreamed of digging and/or mudlarking in the UK. The history there seems to run very deep and in a large volume! Thank you so much about the Harrisons! That is helpful.
I really enjoy your videos. Your enthusiasm is refreshing. When it's safe to go back,I know you'll find a great bottle! Keep on digging and be safe!
@rickybrogden898 thank you so much!! I just love digging. The physical workout and adrenaline rush when you find such beautiful and OLD glass can't be beaten, in my opinion!
Beautiful Autumn, beautiful finds! The complete clay pipe is just incredible! 👍👍👍
@@КолдовскойЗаяц thank you!! Fall is my FAV time of year! Spooky season!
Loved the video, My wife doesn't like me collecting old bottles and shards. Like you, I am fascinated by digging up these treasures and what i find. I love all the history behind the bottles. Also, this is a big stress release. Getting back to the wife, she worries about me digging given how old these dumps are and the potential hazards as she puts it , Lead. Etc. I recently found some fireplace mantal pieces. I looked this up and it probably contains asbestos. Just wanted your thoughts on this? Also, what do you do with all the shards? Do you do artwork with them? Or just display them on a shelf? If you do artwork, can you make a you tube video on that? I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep them coming .
@@КолдовскойЗаяц clay pipes are definitely at the top of my fav finds. They are just so neat!
@donnya205 thank you so much!! It's not the safest hobby, but it's also not the most dangerous. I think if we are smart and use proper protection like cut proof gloves and a mask or kerchief, if it's dusty, it's pretty safe. The footing is tricky at times, but you can always try to find a buddy to go along as well. Unfortunately, I do not have much info regarding asbestos. Sorry! I will definitely make a video once I get around to actually creating something with my shards. I plan to someday try and cut tops and bases so they sit flat or have even edges. They would be fun for marble displays, etc. I've also seen some really neat rain catchers made from bottle tops/necks by stringing them together vertically. There are so many options. Will keep the videos coming for sure. Thank you!
@@donnya205 In my childhood we used asbestos to patch windows before winter. And after 50 years I'm still alive. Don't let "The Big Brother" to fear you!
Love that 3 sided bottle !
@batescountry thank you!! It's one of my fav dug bottles, and I imagine it always will be 😊
The sodas are awesome. Nice dig.
@northernfound thank you so much! It's a dig I'll not ever forget for sure!
The baby might be part of a nativity. Maybe. My grandmother had a baby Jesus that was tiny she put on the Christmas tree
@@austinwatson2037 very neat! That does make sense. Thank you!!
don't see those guys too often
@@Travelling..Bottle..Digger its a very fortunate occurance each time! Barred owls are failry common here in VT. Its all the other's that live here that I've yet to see in the wild. Would love to see a great horned owl!
At least your work buddy is absolutely adorable...looks more like the supervisor type though!
Just seeing this somehow 🤔 He is pretty dang cute and I will NOT be letting him know he is Supervisor material. He already thinks he runs the show 😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's beautiful ❤. It has history. Someone else's hands held that and poured from it. Too bad we can't channel back into the past or become telepathic and see who once owned and appreciated the kettle.
Yes!!! This!!! I absolutely LOVE to imagine when these items were in use! I'm glad someone else appreciates it as much as me 🤗 Thank you for you support!!
❤❤❤ the discipline that takes!
@sls1776 Thank you! They WILL work for food, hahahaha
I'm so glad it flew away! I was worried she/he was injured. Nice close up view you got! What a treat!
@sls1776 I was, too!! It looked like it had just caught something small and pink(baby animal) and ate it right before I turned the camera on. I've rescued one on a main road that was stunned from a car hit. Luckily we have an amazing rehab here in VT! I even was able to go pick him back up and release near where I found him! Thanks for the comment 😊
Nice find!! ❤ How old do you think that is? I love bottle dump digging but I'm still a newbie as far as learning the age of things. I've been digging for bottles as long as I have been metal detecting but I just collect (actually hoard) and not too concerned about the value.
@sls1776 thank you!! I am pretty new as well! I believe it would be 1920s-1930s as it is machine made and doesn't glow under a black light. Most clear glass made before 1920 or earlier, maybe 1918 or so, had manganese in it and that is reactive. It also allows the bottles to turn that beautiful shade of purple when exposed to sunlight due to the manganese. But thats not a sure-fire way to know. Just a good guess. It's also tough to source some of these local sodas as not much info is always available. Like this one, I haven't been able to find any info on! I love it tho!
The t shaped piece with 3 holes is part of a model that magnito.
@jaroge01 thank you very much for the info!!! I cannot seem to find any further info on "model that magnito" could you elaborate a little?
I enjoyed your video. Sorry for the loss of your grandfather. He is with you on your adventurous digs. Great Moxie bottle. Love your other finds
@donnya205 thank you so much!!! I agree and believe he and my Grandmother watch over me and now get to see my doing my most favorite thing- digging in the dirt for treasures!! I appreciate your watch and comment‼️
Thanks for the shout out !
@Travelling..Bottle..Digger you bet!!! I'm so grateful for all of your help identifying objects of curiosity!! your cleaning video was awesome! Watched it on my TV so I couldn't comment. Will do tho!
I surely enjoy your videos! I'm sorry to hear about your Grandfather! Loved your cats reaction to the birds! Keep doing what you do!
@rickybrogden898 thank you so much!! I'm so happy you enjoy them! Marvin, my cat, is such a hoot!!! Love that little guy. And he's the sweetest kitty boy. You can hold him like a ragdoll and he will still purr🥰 I'm on to searching for some new spots! Wish me luck 🤞🤞
@rickybrogden898 oh, and thank you so much for your condolences 🙏 He was 95 and was one of my most favorite people ❤️
Hey JAR! That nail with the 26 on top is a date nail from the railroad! Those are great, so they would have nailed it onto a railroad tie in 1926
Hey JAR! That nail with the 26 on top is a date nail from the railroad! Those are great, so they would have nailed it onto a railroad tie in 1926
@ironmidden867 hey there!!! Oh, wow, how cool!! Thank you so much!! I actually found that on a hiking trail nearby. Glad I grabbed it because I didn't see the 26 on it until I washed it up. Thanks for watching! P.s. I haven't forgotten you, I promise!! Will text you soon 😁
@@jardigsvermont yeah no worries or hurry, just thought I'd chime in
@ironmidden867 I'm so glad you did! Truly, I appreciate any info I can get. It's one of the best parts about digging! And I also didn't want you to think i forgot you!!
They should be digging your holes for ya lol
Love your videos 😊
@@teresapainter9645 thank you so much!!! I'm very happy to know that 😊
You can wire brush the dirt off iron and soak in white vinegar inside air tight container. Check after a couple days, wire brush and rinse. Resoak until you get it as good as it gets, but it removes so much. You can reuse the vinegar until its just too gross. But thought I would share
@teresapainter9645 thank you! I did try vinegar with some other metal finds but I soaked for too long I think. Check out the latest shorter video I put out where I found the skeleton keys.
Soak brass and copper in ketchup inside an air tight container 24-48 hours to clean. .it smells but it'll clean it up really nice. Rinse and clean with a tooth brush or something. I keep all scraps of copper wire and brass and toss into a bucket until full and sell for recycling.
You might try reaching out to rocks cousteau here on you tube. He seems to know marbles, but I can't speak on how willing he is to share his knowledge. Can't hurt to ask him 😉 Hopefully he will shed some light on your finds 😊
I Too am a female digger. I enjoyed your video very much. I loved your excitement. Please keep the videos coming. You found some great items. 😊😊
@@teresapainter9645 thank you very much!! It's such a rewarding hobby! Kudos to the women not afraid to get dirty and who actually LOVE it💪⛏️🪣🥰
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@@SylviaWei-sn4yn thank you!
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The keys were great,you seem to have fun on your digs. Keep on digging!
@@rickybrogden898 thank you! I do have SO much fun finding treasures!!!
Walkerville bottle is really nice like it
@claireway44 thank you! It's very pretty. I have 2 now.