Oh wow! Definitely looks like a pontil mark! You two found some beautiful bottles, my favorite is the McCormick's Extract...in a flask! I have a bottle very similar (plain) and always thought it was a hip flask, this bottle may be a game changer! Thank you once again for taking us on a great adventure. Go Team EMS!
Yes, and thanks, another said old washing machine. We were puzzled after having just found the hub. But you tend to stay in a state of puzzlement digging these old dumps.
I recently just come acro0ssed your videos while looking for abandoned places here in Jacksonville Florida, and will have to say i love all your videos. i really wish i had the knowledge and know about to do stuff like this. i live in the Arlington district of jacksonville and have a near by film studio by my house, norman studios, a film studio that was started in the 1900's., the films they produced are extremely important in film history for African American cinema. sadly most of the films produced have been lost to time. Loooking back at old photos of the film studio you see a huge fountain in the middle of the lot of these 5 buildings, the fountain isnt there anymore, there is a theory that the fountain has been buried and some of the missing films have been buried along with the fountain. now this is just a theory and probably not true but i would have loved the do some digging to find out
First, thank you for watching, I am also on Tik Tok, same theme, more varied content. You are correct! Everyday, historic locations and relics are being lost to development or renovations. As far as hunting relics, you can my watch my vids and others to get a sense of how to do. That’s what I did, best.
Do you have access to the property? If so reach out and let's see what we can find. I live in the Jax / St Augustine area myself and know lots about old cinema history and look for "urban" treasure full time.
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Another great dig, great job guys!!!!!
Many thanks!!!
That is a pontil!! Congratulations!!great find guys!!
Hey, thanks John! Much appreciated.
FOUND YA IM HERE !!KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
Hey, thanks..,please don’t feel like you have to watch all of these…it’s a lot to swallow.
It's pontiled looks like a 1860-70s pickle. Nice.👍👊
Thanks…we were thinking a condiment, but weren’t sure…Very odd shape.
Great finds enjoying the videos
You guys are something..,appreciate you.
Oh wow! Definitely looks like a pontil mark! You two found some beautiful bottles, my favorite is the McCormick's Extract...in a flask! I have a bottle very similar (plain) and always thought it was a hip flask, this bottle may be a game changer! Thank you once again for taking us on a great adventure. Go Team EMS!
You are just too kind…thank you so much!
Great location that produced beautiful old embossed bottles. Loved the excitement in your voice. Nice pontil bottle. Take care.
Thanks…you gotta pump a bit…what date will you be on Treasure Talk?
@@relicrescueusa3803 we will be on Treasure Talk on May 26th👍
Got it! Thanks!
i always enjoy your videos!!
Thank you so much! 👍👍👍You can also follow me on Tik Tok.
That broken green bottle is a Moone’s Emerald Oil
Oh, that’s good to know, much appreciated.
Old washing machine base maybe?
Could be…it was a stumper for us…I’ll mention it to Chris. Appreciate your comment!
held a cauldron or kettle up off the fire
they may use that for cooking outdoors with coals under it or inside of fireplace
Yes, and thanks, another said old washing machine. We were puzzled after having just found the hub. But you tend to stay in a state of puzzlement digging these old dumps.
I recently just come acro0ssed your videos while looking for abandoned places here in Jacksonville Florida, and will have to say i love all your videos. i really wish i had the knowledge and know about to do stuff like this. i live in the Arlington district of jacksonville and have a near by film studio by my house, norman studios, a film studio that was started in the 1900's., the films they produced are extremely important in film history for African American cinema. sadly most of the films produced have been lost to time. Loooking back at old photos of the film studio you see a huge fountain in the middle of the lot of these 5 buildings, the fountain isnt there anymore, there is a theory that the fountain has been buried and some of the missing films have been buried along with the fountain. now this is just a theory and probably not true but i would have loved the do some digging to find out
First, thank you for watching, I am also on Tik Tok, same theme, more varied content. You are correct! Everyday, historic locations and relics are being lost to development or renovations. As far as hunting relics, you can my watch my vids and others to get a sense of how to do. That’s what I did, best.
Do you have access to the property? If so reach out and let's see what we can find. I live in the Jax / St Augustine area myself and know lots about old cinema history and look for "urban" treasure full time.
Yep pontil for sure 1860s to 1870s.
Hey, thanks, much appreciated. You can also follow me on Tik Tok same name. I offer a lot more variety on this channel.