Awesome finds Again!!!!!🙂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Hey travis and corey, man rverything under the sun in those privys, great video man

Awesome dig guys

Hello from Michigan 👋

That doll seen so many _____ her eyes popped out of her head

I grew up with a two seater. I don’t remember tossing and bottles in there. But that was 60 years ago

The best thing I like about your videos is that you are not hurting anyone else or anything, just gathering treasures and having fun 😉!

Nice Atlas Mason Pat 1858 shoulder seal (1882-1890) by Atlas Glass Co, before merging with Hazel for Hazel-Atlas Co in 1902.

I’m still getting caught up on your videos but the more I see you dig the more I like the odd cups and small dishes that come out.

Man, that barking really got me...

Could yall imagine the things you could find in the old gold rush privies in california...

i dont know if you guys know this or not but all those junk pieces of pottery and glass can be gathered up and sold as craft pieces, in a box, for good money. people use them in flooring and masonry, and also decor in their craft creations. people use a hammer to break larger pieces into the sizes they need. good to decorate so many things.

hay don't forget us gals you know guys and gals, we also go creek walking and metal detecting and we love your discoveries

Some crown tops are older than you think. I found an applied lip crown top that must be 1880's.

Sweet My home KY represent nice whiskey

What another great video and one that I can watch with children without profanity . You guys are the best indeed !

Nicola White/Tideline Art, from London has found hundreds of pipes on the River Thames. She has information to date a pipe.

You found a very interesting Myers Drug Co Lonaconing, MD (1860s-present) Caspar's Directory of the American Book (1889) mentions Myers & Cripley of Lonaconing MD as far back as 1889 and earlier. According to The Era Druggist's Directories of (1904-1921), Myers Drug Co of Lonaconing MD shows up in the directories. The Myers family shows marriages in Lonaconing as early as 1866. They have a continuous history from the times of Myers & Cripley to Myers Drug Co to Myers Pharmacy there today. Also greatlly involved with the local community and events. How this bottle came into Cumberland, ~could be~ attributed to Harry W Matheney born in Lonaconing, who once worked for Myers & Cripley. Having graduated from the Maryland College of Pharmacy, he then moved to Cumberland, establishing his own West Side Pharmacy in the (1916-1921) WW I era (directories of 1916 and 1921) - and could have marketed their products through his store. So this bottle can span anything of (1890s-1921+) and specifically (1916-1921+). There are no known embossed bottles of Matheney, so having his pharma bottle meds supplied by Myers Drug Co (17 miles away) would be an excellent source of local products.

don't forget to show us gals the patterns on the china

That was amazing guys thanks

"Oh my gosh" "What is it ?" "I don't know"

Nice dig guys! Love the marble.

I'm surprised how easy the digging is... But I guess if it's all essentially sedimentary it wouldn't be as compacted. I know how much digging crystals are.. This must be just as fun!

Wonderful dig as usual!

Some fun you guys are having. I've never dug up an old outhouse. I take it the waste decomposes after some years along with the smell?

Great digging and finds. Can I ask what do u do with the bottles. U find.

You guys are awesome great work thank you for what you are doing🙏

Wow, these people sure ate a lot of ketchup and sauce back in the day!

Hey buddy you know the big bottles with the heal that goes up in the bottles the deep ones I think you said they wine maybe, well if you would cut them they would make beautiful bracelet holders,just a thought, they nice.

Trav,I need a 10th of your luck. Live on 150 acres a captain in the Civil War owned..loggers came and the property is a war zone. Found so many rare shards, buttons, etc. but no privy yet. So difficult especially with the amount of broken stuff I have found. I’m the coin dealer that sent you a message awhile back. Take care!

Can't wait for part two. Nice whiskey.

Awesome Diggs guys!!! Love the doll head !

Love that Bennington marble!!!

Awesome!! Id love to do this...all the cool bottles!! Love it

Just Loving this Video 🤩 that Lamp shard with Fancy design, I Found that too. 🤶🎅🙋

Great permission you two scored!

I may be naive, but what’s a blob?

Great privy dig, wow

Surprisingly fewer bottles than it seemed for the size of the liner. The diversity of the finds makes up for it for me viewing it. Thanks for the efforts. 😎

Great video!! Y’all are lucky to have found so many in a small area!! So fun to watch you two gettin all giddy about bottles!! Looking forward to the next one!! 👍🏻😃👍🏻🙏🏼😇🙏🏼

I've been waiting all day to watch this video guy's and it was awesome!

With a metal detector you could have found more. 👍

I love your videos because you dig old stuff and not new stuff and your videos are long

We sure enjoy watching your digs. Nice finds guys and you were having so much fun. You are blessed to find so many permissions. Have a Merry Christmas.

Man you guys have been on fire lately! Love the channel!

How do you know where to dig?

What are these privies you guys talk about and why so much glass?

So, I'm new here, but how do you determine where the outhouses were?

I really enjoy watching the videos. Thanks. Merry Christmas to you guys.

I need to get back in to privy digging. Did one this year and it was a good one. Watching your digs inspires me to get out and start probing......

I sure wish one day I find a nice privy like that wow

Don't forget those broken bottles that can be saved if the embossed area and base or sound. Make great drinking glasses.

This is really interesting. I know there was an outhouse on our property. We talk about digging it out,but never have. Just came across your channel. New subscriber!!

I feel like you guys are about to go on a legendary run of privy's.

Shout out from brother digger in Covington Ky , cool to see local bottle so far from home, Back in the day there was a distillery down the street from my house could be the source I'll have to do some research.

Have you ever found petrified poop while digging an outhouse?

Those make great vintage watering cans.

Do you guys refill the holes you dig?

Great digs, way to stay at it fellas. Love the whiskey..👍

I really enjoy watching you guys digging and how you do your videos. Brings me back 30 years when I was digging in Minnesota. Love the hobby. Wondering how I know when your auctions are running. Thank you for doing these digs!

Hey guys - as always great work. I watched the whole video. Super relaxing and I love your guys passion for this. Merry Christmas from Nova Scotia, Canada

I’m 71, so I’m not pulling your leg. When you say use layer, do you mean a layer of what the privy was built for? I tried to put that in a nice way. 😂

Dam u all been on a roll lately.

First time watching your channel. You’re unique I think. I use to have a huge collections of bottles my grandpa gave me and when I was little I even used them for show and tell on elementary school they were so old back then. Unfortunately I lost them all in a house fire. Keep it up guys it’s fun to watch

I think you miss interpreted my comment about the gals, just a silly reminder that we also dig in the mud

watch that shovel start using a wooden stick sometimes

Basically, the outhouse was used as a drug and alcohol dependent's evidence destroyer. As well as the crapper.

Nice epic prvy dig congrats on the rares and all the nice finds. That privy probably could of had 3 people dig without a problem. Hope yall are doing well and happy hunting

You guys need to come tool Phoenix Arizona and there is humongous mountains of treasure on the road

Loved watching this one, tons of great finds...creepy doll though :)

I wonder if they would occasionally shift the outhouse when it got full or to rank.if so you could tell if one side of hole is older then the other by the age of the bottles.thay would probably only move these once every ten or so years.

Wow! That was the supercenter of great finds! Great time and video. Merry Christmas to my favorite bottle diggers 🎄

Do you guys metal detect the property

i have a bunch of the hazel atlas jars i think around 100

Can u image in 200 yrs people digging up old cell phones!!!

Sweet video guys. So many bottles that wer slick, fortunately y'all were able to get some beauties. Unfortunately Travis you had the heart breaker. Can't wait to see part two, hopefully the privies are older. Take care and be safe. Feliz Navidad 🎄🎅🤶⛄

thouse ketchups always get us bottle diggers .

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Just back from Town, scouting about. Nothing available, even my late '19-21 spots. Off to Yokohamas tomorrow. Get your sifter! Covington Kentucky? Which was in the news a few years ago. I found my first Akto-Agate teacup from those children's toy tea sets they made in the '30s & '40s. I'd found them broken for years, and found this whole one in a jar at Yokohamas. Yeah, Ii love the Rust Layer! Get a big 'old slot screwdriver or an old carving fork to dig with in the use layer.

Nice pit, guys! Sad about the broken whiskey and no full blobs...hopefully the next one will be full off goodies!

Great saves guys. Gotten me want to metal detect that place

That “red” poison sure looked blue to me…..lol

I can't help but wonder if there are some weird things you have found digging under old outhouses? I'm sure the people who used them never dreamed someone would one day be digging them up!

How long does it take you to dig those pits? And how do you know where to dig? New here and hitting subscribe !! cheers from Canada

Wow just wow. I smiled watching you guys dig. You are like two kids in a candy store. Great video!!!

? Where were you guys all these years?

Love your channel, I thought I saw you guys find a Daniel Curly Blob. Did you? And what do you value one at. I picked one up at a thrift store.

Nothing like digging in old human shit for a glass bottle. Grow some bud with that dirt!!

What's a "dipper?" Excuse my ignorance. That broken catsup for a last pull was almost a kick in the nuts till that Voss sauce saved your ass!!!(and nuts!!!!!)

Me watching for more information about the doll. What are the markings on the neck? Is she unbroken? Oooooo cool, the guys know enough to search for the original glass eyes which are often in the head. Aaaagh! No more information about the doll.

Looking at your digging techniques; there’s a reason archaeologists use trowels once they get into the layers where they start finding materials. Smaller and more delicate objects are less likely to be broken with a trowel blade than a spade, and you can feel the objects taking thinner layers of matrix material off. I give you these pointers because you were respectful enough to check in with the landowners before digging, and I will remind you not to dig public lands because of existing laws (they aren’t nice to tangle with). Outhouses contain lots of interesting materials and even the things you don’t find worthwhile if documented could provide scientific data if you contacted a local university.

You know, your intro music always makes me feel like getting high...

Yea! Baby doll head! If your wife wanted a hobby she could start making beads out of all that broken colored glass. Lol just a thought.

I am more excited than you guys because I wanna know the history more than 100 years ago what was going on under the ground

That was a huge shïtter with some nice treasures in it. Thanks for sharing the dig and best of luck to ya'll on your next dig

The most stoned bottle diggers on the tube

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