Hats off to you all digging in that snow and freezing weather! 😁👍

That Brown and Sons bourbon bottle is a real great find. Good work men!

Hey Guys, I'm just watching your latest video right now and I see you found another Sand Majolica vase. Love watching you dig and I really appreciate being able to watch you without hearing curse words as are in some videos. You all are a bunch of good ole boys and I feel like I know you by just watching you. Thank you for entertaining all of us with your videos. God bless you. Kathy

Really liked the Coke and the whiskey, but to find a bottle from Arizona must be rare. Good job to Chris tell Trav he better watch his back your comin for his mantle.lol 😎

Hey guys, great finds, and enjoy your channel immensely. I live in Catonsville (Baltimore County) Maryland. And I have been bottle hunting since 1983. You guys uncovered a Caton Spring Water Company bottle in this episode. The Caton Spring Water Company was located on Edmonson Avenue near I 695 in Catonsville. Named after the founder of Catonsville, Richard Caton (who was also the son in law of Charles Carroll, the signer of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution from Maryland). The bottling works sat on top of an artesian well that had natural effervescence. They added flavors to the water. And with the taste test, on the seventh flavor, a lemon lime flavor, a tester gave two thumbs up. This is where 7Up actually started. And about a half mile away, another soda company was started in Catonsville at 28 Bloomsbury Avenue, Frostie Root Beer. The Caton Spring Water moniker disappeared in the 1930s. Your version was from about 1904 to about 1914. Hope this helps.

Fellows I love y'all's videos. I've been metal detecting for 35yrs. And enjoy bottle hunting also. But. You guys take the hunt to another level. Would love to know where your located. I would enjoy taking my skills in metal detecting with your passion in bottles. I'm in martinsville va. Close to Greensboro and Roanoke va. Would atleast like to meet you guys and treat y'all out to lunch. Y'all really know how to enjoy life. Keep up the awesome videos.

Beautiful finds! That J Brown Whiskey is sweet...

I just stumbled on yall this past week. Glad I did. Love your finds. Don't throw out your slicks and undesirables. Some of us are interested in those

What amazing bottles, guys! Block Letter Coke, embossed whiskey, all kinds of beers, milks, sodas, and inks! What a great dump!💖

Congrats on the embossed whiskey Travis! I've used broken plates to dig with before especially when I had nothing else. They work!

Love ur content 👍❄️

I live in Louisville Kentucky and that whiskey bottle you just found be perfect for the downtown whiskey Row to display for what their bottles look like in the past.

Wow. Kentucky whiskey bottle! Amazing. I love watching yall. You are more dedicated than I would be in those temps but I've dug in 100 degree Georgia heat so dont know which is worse lol. Keep digging and finding great stuff. Oh, and that Coke bottle yall found was awesome. Being from Georgia and the Atlanta area it holds a special place in my heart.

Chris is starting to find his groove.

They had sunglasses as far back as I believe the 1880s maybe even earlier emerald green was a common color

That broken insulator was a CD162, most likely a Hemingray which luckily wasn't a real expensive one.

The "Twin Flex" look like the back of an old camera. The bar inside looks like the film take up wheel.

New here and thoroughly enjoyed this video ty from England 😊

Paul Newman’s drink of choice in the movie The Hustler…..

Cool video.just in case u don't know.u can take those broken top bottles and cut them on a tile saw and make glasses from them.

Awesome dump Travis! I'm betting there's even more goodies in there!!

That silver spoon was that a rat tail Silver spoon awesome find guys good job guys.

Love seeing the cleaned up finds, what a treat!

I love the silver spoon!

Chris did a fantastic job finishing the video.

Very cool. I love that cobalt blue. Thank you so much for sharing. I always learn so much. 💛

Awesome video.

Nice video guys the Coke Cola is sweet as well as the Whiskey Bottle. Chris you did a great job filling in for Travis. Take care and stay safe gentlemen.✌

This is my third video in a row. I'm obsessed!! So fun

Hey Chris you done a good job filming & commentating. Good to have you on Crick Diggers.

Yay! A new video. Ive been waiting. Regarding the spoon: with very few exceptions, (i.e. truly ancient items), sterling will ALWAYS be marked either Sterling or 925. The mirror no doubt had an ornate porcelain backing. Stellar whiskey bottle..congratulations!! And Chris: good job on your solo video. I, too, would have stayed on digging!

i love the stuff you kids dig , i watch your program from Athens Greece ....they don't do anything like this over here , and ,. i bet you therer's lots of stuff to be found and dug up in our old dumps as well , i love bottles , good for you , thanks for sharing with us.

You know guys all those bits of broken plates with designs and the brass thing, to me it looked like a ceramic vanity mirror. The ceramic pieces with a design would be of interest to crafters! I know I’d love to have them! If you ever take a notion to gather up some bits for your auction. 😃😃

Love your videos! Great finds! A lot of hard work in that cold weather. Y’all take care and stay safe.

That was likely a porcelain backed mirror you found

Pond’s Bitters “Makes You Go Some” The story here is about three related Chicago-sold bitters. The first is Lash’s Bitters from California which inspired Rex Bitters and Pond’s Bitters, the subject of this post. Pond’s Bitters was a direct competitor of their Windy City rival, Rex Bitters. These were primarily bitters sold as a laxative and ‘a permanent cure for constipation’ but contained quite a bit of alcohol. Pond's Bitters Company In 1909, George M. Pond left Lash's and formed his own firm, Pond's Bitters Company at 147 Fulton Street in Chicago.

Those are early sunglass lenses. Green lenses were often used by sharpshooters. Green lenses block blue light, which yields clearer images.

The frame with the handle and the plate in it , would have been a mirror and the plate would have been the back side and most likely would have had a scene painted on it. Also the round lense you found was most definetly a lense from sunglasses. Benfranklin had atleast one pair of his own.

It looks like you guys are not saving the pieces of broken pottery and plates. I think you should save them and make something from the pieces, like pendants . I’ve seen that done.🙏🤣👋👍

That handled thing you are looking at at about 13:42 min looks like a hand mirror. Would have gone on a ladies vanity, probably had a hair brush to match.

Nice Coke bottle, and what a variety of other bottles too! Its been cold here in Michigan too, we have plenty of snow and it was 4 degrees here this morning. I'm glad you have your priorities straight, got up, and got out!

I’m enjoying what you guys are doing. I love to find things from way back when. I see it looks like you’re not saving the pieces

Hand mirror with decorative back.

I'm excited to see a spring water bottle. I've never seen one before. Good find. A wealthier household for sure. Do you know the history of the site?

My grandma owned a vase made the same. Different shape. Yes, with the flowers. My older brother owns it now.

I just discovered you and I love the bottles. Your videos keep my attention.

Just found your channel today and I'm really enjoying it. As soon as I tuned in I knew I'd be a new subscriber! Always wanted to dig dumps and privies, so watching y'all is very satisfying for me. (Psst: we don't have permafrost here in the USA! 🤔 Permafrost is frozen ground that doesn’t thaw even in the warmer seasons due to being located in a cold climate, where the ground is frozen all year-round. It's widespread in the Arctic regions of Siberia, Canada, Greenland, and Alaska. Thought you might want to know!) 🤗

I just started watching your site...it is so interesting..I just wish you would have shown the cleaned up pitcher with the flower....( I am a woman)....all the same it was so neat seeing history in a bottle.Ty..keep on vlogging

I have a good amount of bottles that my Dad and Mom, family dug in the 70's. We did everything, metal detected, arrow head hunted, bottle dug, hunted, fished,trapped etc. They were some good times. We found a few poison bottles back then. I have one I just located in the buckets of bottles in my garage. Small brown pill bottle P.D. co. 562. Just wondering what it is. I know you guys or Dave Beeler would be the ones to ask. Love all your videos, but really enjoy the privy digs the most. Take care!

That looks like an early sunglasses lens.

Good job Chris, good footage standing on your head... great finds to. Poisin dump is paying off...

Great finds

HELLO FROM TUCSON, ARIZONA 🌵 OLD WEST HERE!! LOVE YOUR DIGGINGS ON YOUR TREASURES FOUND. SOME UNIQUE FINDS OF YOURS. LOVE YOUR FINDS I FEEL LIKE IM WITH YOU IN THE HAUNTS. THANK YOU SO MUCH .

Twinkled box looks like a pencil sharpener!

Not sure what Twinplex is but my first idea was one of those old wall mounted pencil sharpeners every classroom used to have before the electric ones. I remember using them back in like 4th grade right before they went electric

That might be a film holder...the twin plex...it's the right size for older brownies. But I'm no expert

That looks like a spectacle lens. thank you for sharing what you did

Was wondering why you guys dont use headlamps to see better in the dark places 🐸

Congrats on all the nice bottles an that awsome whiskey not often u guys find embossed whiskey. Good finds for a cold hard day happy hunting

J.T.S. Brown & Sons operated in Louisville from 1871-1919

If you would collect a bucket of broken plates, stoneware, etc. I would gladly take them off your hands. Im an artist and a gardner and would love to use it! Love this channel! Thanks!!

JTS Brown and sons started in 1855

I have a metal lithograph sign for that whiskey company 1890-1910 era

Not sure about the value on the Brown whiskey. But your buddy Dave Bieler dug one at his jug dump a while ago.👍☮️

Vintage sunglass lens....(the green oval)

Cut the bottom and make candle holders

I believe that plate with the handle is actually an old horsehair brush with an ornate ceramic backing on it. Very fancy

Ive dug some bottles embossd with "PONDS EXTRACT, 1846" before, perhaps it is the same company as that ponds bitters?

The object at 14:00 looks like a mirror frame to me.

That twinplex was a razor blade sharpener

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That brass was most likely silver or nickle plated.

Razor blade sharpener , my dad had one

I got to bid on some of these!!!

The weideman brewery was located in newport ky across the river from cincinnati oh my dad worked there back in the 50's

Travis thinking back I found a oval shaped piece of porcelain with some fancy stuff on it I was almost sure that it was a mirror back so maybe that's the same deal? With the mysterious mirror

That's a twinflex razor blade sharpener

Its for passing tea cups

I found a green spice jar.

Twin Plex is a razor blade sharpener

What I heard " your worked up over an ???"

You had twin plex blade sharpener

Corey is HOT ! Bring some windex spray bottles full of water to clean a bottle live.

Blade sharpener.

That's a handled mirror

I love your alls videos! What was the poison used for in the poison bottles?

Have to ask how often do yu run into spiders while digging ? Lol

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Shaving plate for barber

Twinplex razor sharpener.

Have you guys already auctioned the poison bottles from this video??

At about 14:00, wasn't it an old and mirror?

The Coke bottle is old enough to have contained "The real thing"! Meaning cocaine..A real pick me up!!!😎😜 I'm aware that y'all are pros but, have you tried the very tough nylon little digging tool? Won't be scratching or breaking your finds..

Hot plate

Cringe worthy for archaeologists like I said. But I am going to subscribe because it’s interesting what you’re doing, thank you!

As Archaeologists cringe.