I loved that McBride story, so well told. I can't believe that you don't have at least 100,000 subs, this is such an entertaining channel. I love these videos, nice finds, you guys definitely worked for them.

Botl Ned not to be confused with brthl Ned! Sweet bots originating from melted western sand… nice

JJ McBride returning from the dead in all his infamy! So funny, great bit of history there. Bottle diggers do tend to be keepers of little known historic memoirs due to their diligence in researching their finds. I have an 1870-80's Prof. Scott's King of Pain bottle, all the way over here in New Zealand. Never seen another king of pain until seeing your McBride. Cheers again Ned & Co. Always "fizzing at the bung" waiting for your fresh digs.

Love your bottle digging. Come on up and do some bottle diving with us in the Columbia River or at my favorite Gold Rush ship anchorages….

You guys are intense…always a fun video.

I do the same thing. I have so many unwanted bottles buried in various places. One day someone will find them and have fun digging worthless bottles!

Nice old finds great job 👍😊✌🏼

Glad you're doing better. Thanks for the new vid!

so great to see the western dumps dug up like that , I am always exited to watch the vids

New favorite subscription!!

Glad to see u back !!!

That is a beautiful bottle of Dr. JJ

I enjoy watching your videos your educational you work hard getting those bottles out of the ground

So ,this bottle is priceless because this is part of the American history.

Some lovely bottles well recovered

Yes been waiting for another bottle ned vid 😆

that metal horseshoe looking thing....looks like what was on the side of old paddle wheel steamers. If you look at the seattle 3 at the steam wheel graveyard in Dawson City Yukon territory ..maybe

You’ve made me desperately want a job Mcbride bottle!👍🇬🇧

Great finding👍

Always a great day when I get a Ned Vid in the box.

I just found out about a year ago that my grandfather sold Snake old. Someone told my family member that they had one of my grandfathers snake old bottles. They let her see it. But they refused to let her have the bottle. I guess my grandfather’s name and picture was on the bottle. I hope that you and your crew find a lot of great bottles.

Glad you are still being you, I lost your channel because you switched up. Why?

Do you own your own jackhammer? Since I moved to an apt. I had to lose a lot of tools. I found a really cool unmarked S.F. ammonia here, in such an odd New Age green, cone kickup,. It came clean in water, like my S.F. spice. I see the white ironstone here into the 1900s, at least before 1906 when national origin was required to be marked on manufactures. The ironstone with it's British Arms was not trying to hide. I have some early 20th Century Willow ware marked "Japan". My 10lb sledge didn't make it, but most of my digging stuff. I found a really neat broken chemical quart, all sesame seeds in my Waianae plantation machine shop dump. Other people dug it 30 years ago, still I found 5 Hutchs and good smaller bottles. I was (am) obsessed with sifting, 1872 Quarter, 83 & 98 Nicks and a Pantheon Saloon token. I have to distinguish Chinese, Japanese, Filipinos, Portuguese and Hawaiian, as well as Haole (Anglo-American white people). SoCal surfers used to ceremoniously burn a woodie and old boards as a surf sacrifice, accompanied by One Way beers. I've seen enough videos, and grew up Cali side, I know, Ranger Rick is not your pal. When I fill my hole, I'm sure to bury a water bottle & 7-11 rubbish to let future diggers know "I was hea "

Superb

Very Nice!

Ripper Ned!

Great bottles.

Re-burying you're unwanted bottles.. the bottle gods are smiling, it's got to be good karma.

Has anyone ever told you that you look, and sound like Ryan Seacrest? It trips me out 🤣 Also, I commented on another video, wondering if you sell any of thr broken glass and pottery pieces that you find to crafters and sellers? I would be interested in upcycling some of these amazing pieces that otherwise go back in your pits, for crafting and jewelry making. I love your videos and the fact that you add historical information about your finds!

That has got to be the crazies thing i have seen at the end. Lol. Just sell them in a big lot for local pick up or do a yard sale or local flea market for a buck or 2. People like to use those common botts for decor.

When your digging a hole to get rid of your 'crap' bottles why not put a note in one of them (don't forget to put a cork or bung in the bottle) for when they are dug up in millions & trillions of years in the future your name will live on. Gee I have some great idea's. No need to thank me. Cheers Mate, Pete (from 'down under').

I live by Oroville ca!

You should be on the history channel or sound like you were ON that channel.

I want that

You could kick all of our asses Bottle Ned

Hi

Any for sale

So so we should we thinks The earliest Chinese?🙏

Could that black goo in the bottom of that bot really be opium?

Why didn't you sale those bottles? Why do you joke hard on Dan?