With the "My Wife's Salad Dressing " bottle makes this a true "Honey Hole"of bottle digging. 😁

I love the way you take your time showing the bottles and labeling the type of bottle and company. Good job!

A bit of positive reinforcement here. Tom, way to slow down and present those bottles, allowing us to read the embossing! Jake, good job on focusing in on said bottles and, as ever, it is always a pleasure to read the backstories and view the advertisements. You guys contribute to mature in your video productions. Thank you.

I'm not sure how I came across your channel, but I've now watched every one of your videos. You have great content.

Your whole approach to bottle digging shows your respect for the love of the bottle!

Always very good filming and commentary. Very pleasing to watch, thank you. Oh! all the very best for 2023!

I dig your methodical , patient demeanor.

Digging bottles is truly a art form. 👍⚡

Amazing number of bottles that are not damaged. Great videos! Happy holidays!

The embossed bottles were definitely my favorite, especially with name and address.

The way your videos are is amazing in detail and informative. Thanks for being patient and taking your time explaining bottles and even showing their old advertisements!

So many interesting bottles in this dig. Stellar job as always, guys.

Even broken, that cobalt would make a fine art project!

The tiny tincture bottle and oh my the deco perfume bottle top, got my heart racing, gorgeous tiny gems. Thank you and a Peaceful Christmas to you both, hope the new year brings hoards beyond your wildest dreams.

Since I see a lot of people suggesting things, a finished and clean bottle collection shot on a sunny day would finish the dig with a bang ‼

This find was just spectacular. I kept thinking about how old it all was and it was like peeking at folks back in time.

What are you doing with all these bottles, donating to their town museums? Selling them at the antique sales? Your personal collection? I’m amazed at so many bottles. I love the dishes, and pottery’s, and other odd findings. And all in one place. You sure have the knack for finding just where to dig though. Your interests are wide and up my alley. Great work!

Wow you're not kidding 😳 lots of bottles. Shame not more were embossed. Love your videos because you take time to give us details on their history. Thanks 😊.

So jealous. I wish I could do that. I love bottle hunting..

Hi really enjoy your channel. The Doll you found is a Frozen Charlotte doll I believe. They were very popular and arms and legs are ridged. The story is Charlotte was going to a dance and her mother told her to put a wrap/ blanket on in the sleigh. Charlotte refused to cover up her pretty dress and by the time they got to the dance she was frozen. Mothers gave the dolls to their children as a reminder to always listen to your mother. The dolls were made in Germany. And were very popular from about early 1800’s to 1920’s happy hunting.

Another great dig! You inspire me to start getting my pit digging tools gathered or made ready for warm weather. A long way to go with actual daytime temp -3F this week. I can’t imagine trying to stay warm during extreme cold winters when this was an active privy.

Amazing pit. Tons of great stuff

What would be very strange is if you found a bricklayer's trowel from 1910. Seriously, though-- very interesting. You've found way more with a map and a shovel than I've ever found with my $225 metal detector.

What a great privy this was. Super video.

Hoping you two guys are safe and warm. Merry Christmas 🤶 Thank you for the video. !!!

Do you ever leave a sampling of the bottles with a historian from the town you are digging in for them to see the bottles from their town?

Amazing Prohibition ever passed because digging privies shows us TOC folks clearly loved their liquor, beer, and alcohol-rich prescription meds. Thanks for the awesome perspective I almost got dirty watching this!😂

You never disappoint !👍🏻💯🍿

I like the pictures after the dig that show some of the articles cleaned up. I am amazed at what you find!

I really enjoy your videos. I would like to see a video on the process that you go through to obtain permission to dig in the various places that you dig. It would seem to me to be the hardest part. Perhaps I am overthinking it but it would be cool if you could explain it. Thanks.

Love your videos Tom. Keep em coming mate, enjoying from Australia!

WOW , a bottle from Rochester New York, that's were I was born...it's amazing how many different bottles you find . Also I find incredible the different remedies people thought would help them stay healthy.

Awesome to see so much, just never want to hear those words, "it's bottomed out", well done, stay safe and keep digging

Missing your digs. ✌️❤️

Amazing haul, guys! You worked hard!

Nice ink bottles , I dug a dump on the banks of the missisippi hear in downtown Minneapolis right on the train yards, and i found several pottery ink bottles and one just like the three you found , and a few embossed pumkin seed flasks,Ohio had lots of clay deposites, cool dig Tom you do great vids

Really nice video! Thanks! Those cave-ins were a little scary. Stay safe!

Where are you, been waiting and waiting for a new video, your my fav KZfaqr :)

an older lady friend of mine was an osteopath and trusted in a lot of homeopathic remedies. (she was born in the 1900s).. one time one of my boys had a stomach virus; she recommended grape juice-- from that time on I kept grape juice on hand, cuz it did work well. it probably helped soothe travelers' tummies. thanks for this extended version.. it's much appreciated! my dad drank hamm's beer, out of cans with the bear on it!

Glad you got that cut cleaned and wrapped, Tom! Merry Christmas!🎄🎁

I love your excitement and that you share it..ive learned so much. Ordered your books

Thanks for all your research into the people and companies! Reply

Thank you I like seeing all the balls you found I've watched your show several times I appreciate it

Hamms the beer refreshing!

You are the most professional privey digger !!!

Loved watching the whole hour and 4 minutes! Just curious are any of those bottles worth much? I'm thinking the ones shone at the end and maybe the embossed drug at the end.

Hello 👋 from New York you Found Some Amazing Finds my Favorite Definitely Was the master ink stoneware Pouring ink Bottles and the Porcelain Doll Thank you for Bringing me Along with you I can't wait to see What you Find Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 🎅 🤶🎄🎁☃️🦌⛄️🙏

Dam good haul in that hole y'all have a merry Christmas 🤶

Love your videos. Hope all is well

I'm sure if my dad was still alive, he would really get a kick out of watching your videos! Just so interesting!

Decent dig. Thanks!

This pit didn't disappoint...great finds!

NO ONE EVER SEARCHED THE FORGOTTEN 1600S WAGON STOP IN PENNSYVANIA AND YES THATS 1600S CONNECT

Keep ‘em coming! Love your videos!

Awesome finds, and so many.

What do you do with all your finds? Do you sell them? I'd be interested if you do. Thanks for your videos!

Blessed Christmas be safe in the storms!

Good digging guys, hope you had a beautiful Christmas.Happy New Year!

Love watching your videos. It’s so cool seeing the labels you add !!! Merry Christmas from Southeastern Alabama!!

I wouldve loved to see you try on the coat🤣

Great dig.so many bottles.

Awesome Video ! Merry Christmas !

Lotta dig on this gig! Shoulda called those products sobriety cure.

Merry Christmas to you and your family

Amazing work,

Great video Tom. Have a wonderful Christmas. Stay warm .

Holy smokes, that one had alot of different stuff in it. Nice job finding that one.

A million dollar pair of jeans? Happy holidays!

The chunk of "melted stuff" is probably slag from a steam loco. Impurities in the coal would turn into a quasi-glass and mix with the ashes. :D

Great video

I really like watching your program,particularly the way you consult maps of the properties and lay out sheeting for the soil that’s excavated. Is it possible for you to do a video on your favourite or unusual finds once they are cleaned up.I’m betting your display cabinets etc are a really well organised. The other thing I’m curious about is whether there is a health risk to you digging up vintage latrine pits ??

Tom and Jake, many beautiful bottle finds. Love the Schmidt and Hamm’s from Minnesota. Completely enjoyed the video. Take care and have a Merry Christmas🎄👏👍

You sure hit the mother load on that hole in the ground.... You must really enjoy going around finding those dump site's.. I've been in a couple when I was younger there's a lot of fun making stuff out of the old silverware and a lot of other things we found out of the dumps it was absolutely amazing how much they threw in them old dumps whole households full of stuff during the Great depression

Doc Peter's must of had a nice kick to it! =)

Wow what a haul ! Absolutely amazing history there , I know you where impressed also , thank you for sharing with us ! And Merry Christmas / Happy New Year! 1:04:47

Awesome dig👏👏 hope you have a great Christmas and a great New Year. Take care and thank you for sharing 👍👏🎄

Well Tom you all are probably in snow right now. Wanted to wish you guys up their a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Hope to see you guys again next year.

New Sub London England just been watching some of your videos Awsome thank you . look Forword to catching up with the others ^5 good luck

I think you missed a big one there with that Root Glass bottle. Chapman Root operated a bottle operation in Terre Haute Indiana starting in 1901. A few years later they made the first 'Coke' bottle and held the patent on the Coca Cola bottle in 1916 making them well known. Sometimes they marked their products as R. G. CO.

The finds were very interesting especially those foreign coins

Nice video!

I like the new music

A sifter might be hard to use in that mud, but all kinds of smalls might be in there, tokens, fobs, jewelry &cet. You're going down, maybe into tooled top, or just late throws? I find a lot of ten sided Japanese cold creams with ground lips.

Pretty cool findings what do u do with all your findings have u ever found something that was very rare out of the ordinary

First Post. It's refeshing too watch you guys, other shows are full of waisted breath. Great filming as well as a Great show.

Mrs. Stewarts Bluing had some great advertising. My favorites were the parody postage stamps. Look some of them up, they'd be great graphics for you. My favorite is the one that has the Dakotas, Montana, and Idaho hung on a line like laundry. It made fun of the 1939 US postage stamp that commemorated the 59th anniversary of those states.

I grew up in Racine. We have Horlick High School here. I prefer a malt vs a shake. In fact, I love getting a scoop of frozen custard with malt sprinkled over the top of it from Leon’s Frozen Custard on 27th and Oklahoma in Milwaukee. Are you selling that Horlick jar?

Merry Christmas to you cow boys out west

Why didn't you get all excited about the Hutch soda that you found?? All of the other bottle diggers get crazy when they find one of those! Lol

Spew-ton not Sputum. What a hall! Sorry, the nurse in me flew out.😁

Since you enjoy the idiosyncrasies of bottle usages: Some of the finest -- and valuable -- fruit jars I've ever found were saved for posterity by their extemporaneous usage as ... paint containers, meant to hold access paint for touch ups. They were carefully shelved and, when never called upon, were tossed out ... basically in mint condition, though caked within. It can take some doing to de-paint the jars but the mint glass results are worth the required effort.

Stone ware bottles almost look like an art deco design

I keep thinking of a resin table top with shoe soles embedded just below the surface.

Some guy digging a deep hole looking for 100 + year-old bottles. I never thought I'd be interested in that, yet I watched it all the way through. And this is my second one. Looking for a third. But what do you do with the treasures?

Amazing dig! And how do you keep your hands so clean man? Thanks for posting another treasure filled video! Mike in sunny Florida

the caps are not pewter, they are nickel. That is why so many cold cream jars still have their caps, I have even found embossed nickel caps.

This dig was a gold mine! How do you know where to dig?

good stuff. i have dug plenty Peter Fahrney's but not that variant.

Hello my sister and I have been watching you for a while now and we enjoy your digs so much. We'd like to know how to get started digging. We live in Central Oregon close to where the Oregon Trail went through. What do you suggest? We'd love to hear from you. Thanks and Happy New Year! Melanie and Carolyn Gibson

Love your videos. How did so many bottles end up under ground? Did they bury them back in the day?