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Intact Drinking Glasses and tiny Doll Head - nice Mason's as well ! That Blue Chamber Pot Lid is Outstanding ! Great Whole Coffee Cup ! And a loaded Gun - ha-ha ! Yes - wow - what a DEEP Pit ! Fruitful Dig - well done ! Many Cheers from Australia !!!!
Hello 👋 from New York you Guy's found some Amazing finds my favorite finds are the Blue and White Willow pattern plates and the Blue flow Ware Thank you for bringing me along with you I can't wait to see what you Guy's find next 😊
Hi Tom and jake really enjoyed watching that dig it was a big pit some really interesting bottles the salad plate with the name Monmouth stamp is a historic town in south wales you worked hard today Tom all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
I like watching u on your digs iam learning thing’s from. U really know your stuff.Hope u have a latter to get out of that hole. Have fun digging old dumps
You are one brave man to be that far down in the ground Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the artifacts And the bottles and dish ware that you have found as well I enjoyed your history lessons 👏👏👏👏⚒️🇺🇸♥️♥️🇺🇸
What amazes me, is how you know what the bottles are. I know some have embossing on them, but your knowledge about them very impressive. Have a good one, mate. 👍👍👍
Definitely a good dig, dressing bottle is a gorgeous shape and of course the toiletry/perfume/ cold cream love those. Big variety, and all the lovely patterned bits of plates etc. That was the first time we have seen the top of your head 😂poor Jake couldn't reach with the camera lol, looking forward to part two, can't wait. Thank you so much, love it.
Some interesting finds in there. You need to take a black light and see if some of the canning jars glow though. Yes, they were made with uranium originally. Be interesting for sure to see. Happy digging and have a wonderful day
This one was much more interesting with the metal and other items. Totally enjoyable. Just started watching your videos. Binge watching. Aren't you afraid of caveins ?
Brilliant finds mate. G'day from Australia, new subscriber here, I love your videos, I'm so amazed at the things you find. Take care and happy digging.
My great grandparents had a farm east of town. They have a drive named after them that was the old drive to their farmhouse. The drive is called Schlaefli
Hey Tom, that's the first embossed cold cream jar I've seen you find. I can tell you one thing about older "decorative" bottles you find. And this applies to only the clear ones. My great grandmother used to save them after they were empty and then put differing colors of food coloring in them and place them on widow sills as a decoration - especially in kitchens and bathrooms. That may be why you sometimes find older bottles mixed in with the 1910-1920 bottles in homes like that.
Hi, what was the best surprise you found digging in one of the pits. What’s the most valuable find you made, and, it doesn’t have to be a bottle maybe gold 😮. Dave
Unless things are done significantly different outside of the Carolinas, a true dinner bell is 12-16” and sits on a post and is rang with a rope to let the family know to come [from the barn, farm fields, woods, etc.] to the table to eat. That little guy looks more like the bell a teacher would use to get the class’ attention.
Seems when there is less alcohol in the pit, there is also less Bromo seltzer and medicine bottles. So often it seems that the alcohol and medicine bottles are 1 for 1. This family must have believed in some good eats only! 😋😍
Considering that they were all home owners, I doubt it. But then again, I wasn't living back then either. Alcohol has friends in high places too. And financial stresses of the well-off will also give need for the old bromo. 🤣@@653j521
The “medicine” bottles were likely to be liqueur based alcohol mixers, which were often hand made by individual druggists. Sazerac is one such example. Most everything came in an alcoholic tincture in those days, both for preservation and for that “strong medicine” impression.
Very similar today as many liquid medicines have alcohol in them too. Just goes to show that alcohol doesn't make you better, nor does any of that "snake oil" medicine they sold then or now. The only thing that helps after that is Bromo seltzer! Lol @@Mrhalligan39
Do you save all of your findings? Do you share your findings with the current home owner? Do you sell any of your findings? Thanks for sharing and be safe in those deep holes!!!!
Curious if you ever run a metal detector when you get to the bottom of the pit?? And maybe run one over the dirt you remove from the hole?? Lots of things were lost down these holes.
Very cool! A ton of history in that hole! Curious as to weather the J. B. Lynas & Son extract was one that you were possibly selling? If I’m so lucky, how would one go about possibly purchasing?
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I was just wondering if you saw the message I sent via FB messenger about ten days ago? Just making sure you received it.
You are the hardest working man on you tube
This haul was more reflective of a typical western family. Great spongeware examples.😊😊😊
I really enjoy watching you. You are very knowledgeable and, very respectful.
Intact Drinking Glasses and tiny Doll Head - nice Mason's as well ! That Blue Chamber Pot Lid is Outstanding ! Great Whole Coffee Cup ! And a loaded Gun - ha-ha ! Yes - wow - what a DEEP Pit ! Fruitful Dig - well done ! Many Cheers from Australia !!!!
Hello 👋 from New York you Guy's found some Amazing finds my favorite finds are the Blue and White Willow pattern plates and the Blue flow Ware Thank you for bringing me along with you I can't wait to see what you Guy's find next 😊
Hi Tom and jake really enjoyed watching that dig it was a big pit some really interesting bottles the salad plate with the name Monmouth stamp is a historic town in south wales you worked hard today Tom all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
Wow this dog has some really different distinct bottles and jars!
Make that dig
@@anoniaciesluk3273 Dog is funnier. :) Carried them to this dig and buried them?
Wow! I love the great variety of objects found! Thanks so much for sharing!
Great Ball/Mason colors!! Thank you!!😍😍💖
Love the doll head and little teacup!!
Gosh, Tom and Jake, I hope you know how much we appreciate all your hard work, knowledge and diligence. Many thanks always,\.
I like watching u on your digs iam learning thing’s from. U really know your stuff.Hope u have a latter to get out of that hole. Have fun digging old dumps
Wow...great finds...and way deep...love all your videos and your knowledge of the pieces...keep on digging...🥰🥰
You are one brave man to be that far down in the ground Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the artifacts And the bottles and dish ware that you have found as well I enjoyed your history lessons 👏👏👏👏⚒️🇺🇸♥️♥️🇺🇸
Love the milk glass cheese containers, canning jars, doll's tea cup, and doll head.❤❤❤
Your sheer excavation was impressive by itself this time--the bottles and ceramics a bonus!
What amazes me, is how you know what the bottles are. I know some have embossing on them, but your knowledge about them very impressive. Have a good one, mate. 👍👍👍
I LOVE your digs! Thanks for letting us share!
Definitely a good dig, dressing bottle is a gorgeous shape and of course the toiletry/perfume/ cold cream love those. Big variety, and all the lovely patterned bits of plates etc. That was the first time we have seen the top of your head 😂poor Jake couldn't reach with the camera lol, looking forward to part two, can't wait. Thank you so much, love it.
Love the history, have a great weekend
No stopping you guys. Hard core as usual. hope you find the old pit
Just started watching you , enjoy seeing your finds . You are knowledgeable about those pieces . Keep up the good work . 0:02 0:02 0:02 0:02 0:02 0:02 0:02
Love your high quality videos! You do such a great job shooting and editing them. Great dig!!!
Some interesting finds in there. You need to take a black light and see if some of the canning jars glow though. Yes, they were made with uranium originally. Be interesting for sure to see. Happy digging and have a wonderful day
Another video and another WOW !!!
Incredible some nice pieces.
WOW THANX TOM TOTALLY INTERESTING BEATS THE JUNK ON U TUBE.😊
sweet dig Tom! Entertaining like usual!
I really like how you put the dirt onto a tarp when you dig it up. Makes easier to put it back in the hole. Have a good one. 👍
Enjoyed watching you dig and i like your video to
Awesome dig , very deep , amazing how the ground held up and kept its shape in-tacked . Really good area seems like to dig more . Thanks for shay
You're one hard working fellow
Scary deep but a great collection of preserving jars.
Love it, thank you
That was a deep pit. I love all the kitchen stuff you found. Thanks!
Wow. That was a good one.
Love the variety that came out of this pit! You were deep! Great saves!
I've dug many an outhouse hole in Alaska. I'm impressed how deep this hole is dug...they must have used this hole many many years....wow😊
You are full of historical knowledge! Very impressive and interesting.
Enjoyed the video keep the good videos coming
Great job thanks
Hellllllooooo down there!!
Good luck to you my friend
HEY! Hello and thumbs UP!!
A very nice hobby
Nice finds!
This one was much more interesting with the metal and other items. Totally enjoyable. Just started watching your videos. Binge watching. Aren't you afraid of caveins ?
Can’t wait to watch part two! Thanks Tom
Cool dude.dig.
Amazingly enjoyable as always!
Thank you a bunch 🙏
You keep getting more followers! I do like watching
Some great new finds. Congrats. 🎉
I love your videos, it’d be nice to know what you do with everything you dig though in a video at some point.
Brilliant finds mate. G'day from Australia, new subscriber here, I love your videos, I'm so amazed at the things you find. Take care and happy digging.
I think the little glasses with the horseshoe on the bottom are horseshoe snuff jars. I have a couple that still have the tin lids.
Excellent dig! I really enjoyed not seeing a bunch of beer and liquor bottles 😂. Nice to see daily life.
Fantastic dig love all the finds
Cool 😎 beans!
Greetings from Pittsburgh, Pa! Home of Heinz!
Neat finds!
Nice dig! I’m glad to see that you made it out of the hole! 😂
Great finds in a super deep pit!
Love the Meridian.
My great grandparents had a farm east of town. They have a drive named after them that was the old drive to their farmhouse. The drive is called Schlaefli
What do you do with all
Your finds? Do you sell them? Where? This is all so interesting. Shows so much about how people lived.
3:44 dug one of those Luncheon cheese jars. Really nice sash buckle came out too among other things
Kudos to your 70K 🎉
Sure wish we had some of your soil in Tennessee. Our red clay is like digging through concrete!
Nice dig.
Hey Tom, that's the first embossed cold cream jar I've seen you find. I can tell you one thing about older "decorative" bottles you find. And this applies to only the clear ones. My great grandmother used to save them after they were empty and then put differing colors of food coloring in them and place them on widow sills as a decoration - especially in kitchens and bathrooms. That may be why you sometimes find older bottles mixed in with the 1910-1920 bottles in homes like that.
Would love to see old pics of such a pit from back then …..
I live in CA, however you are the only bottle digger from the US that I watch at this time. Remember the Japanese Kintsugi art of saving items!
The Mclaren imperial cheese is a Canadian cheese spread beginning in 1891 and apparently still made currently.
I was looking forward to seeing how you got out of the pit. Is a ladder put down into the pit?
Well I that's great!
Great content keep it up!
I liked the embossed wine bottle. It was like they were trying to differentiate themselves from the wino crowd by being fancy😄
Hi, what was the best surprise you found digging in one of the pits. What’s the most valuable find you made, and, it doesn’t have to be a bottle maybe gold 😮. Dave
Unless things are done significantly different outside of the Carolinas, a true dinner bell is 12-16” and sits on a post and is rang with a rope to let the family know to come [from the barn, farm fields, woods, etc.] to the table to eat.
That little guy looks more like the bell a teacher would use to get the class’ attention.
How was the weather down there?? Cool and dark?😂😂 great finds dude!!
Seems when there is less alcohol in the pit, there is also less Bromo seltzer and medicine bottles. So often it seems that the alcohol and medicine bottles are 1 for 1. This family must have believed in some good eats only! 😋😍
I wonder if that was a matter of having a better education.
Considering that they were all home owners, I doubt it. But then again, I wasn't living back then either. Alcohol has friends in high places too. And financial stresses of the well-off will also give need for the old bromo. 🤣@@653j521
The “medicine” bottles were likely to be liqueur based alcohol mixers, which were often hand made by individual druggists. Sazerac is one such example. Most everything came in an alcoholic tincture in those days, both for preservation and for that “strong medicine” impression.
Very similar today as many liquid medicines have alcohol in them too. Just goes to show that alcohol doesn't make you better, nor does any of that "snake oil" medicine they sold then or now. The only thing that helps after that is Bromo seltzer! Lol @@Mrhalligan39
Sounds like you need some air down there!
Not bad!
Will be waiting for the conclusion.
Howdy young man!
Tom, if that pit goes down any further you're going to need mining equipment!!! LOL One phenomenal pit brother!!!
Do you have a video with all the items cleaned up ?
Love your videos keep them coming. How do I get any of your 🍾 from Independence or Cherryville KS.
Do you save all of your findings?
Do you share your findings with the current home owner?
Do you sell any of your findings?
Thanks for sharing and be safe in those deep holes!!!!
Curious if you ever run a metal detector when you get to the bottom of the pit?? And maybe run one over the dirt you remove from the hole??
Lots of things were lost down these holes.
Great channel, try to use shoring up material for these deep shafts, so you can continue to produce great product.
HaHa!!
Would you please show your private bottle collection?
Can I assume that during prohibition, people drank Extract?
Beautiful ceramic and Mason/Ball jars...I mean 1890...wow!
Do you ever find the broken pieces and put them back together?
What is the difference between machine made and tooled
Very cool! A ton of history in that hole! Curious as to weather the J. B. Lynas & Son extract was one that you were possibly selling? If I’m so lucky, how would one go about possibly purchasing?
Do you ever lab test the contents?
Those deep holes make me nervous!
I can’t believe you can did that deep without ground water seeping in👍🏻