I am really enjoying watching your videos. This dump is incredible. Loads of great finds. All the best. Keep safe. Warmest Regards from Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. xo

I can't choose, I like them all !! Good job 👏 👍

Love all the blue & white pottery! Really cool bottles! Great finds!

So much treasure but so much sadness. Everything was just trashed with inconsiderate bottle diggers. You found some great bottles and the stoneware. Great video. Stay safe. 🦋

As a rock hound I can let you know that limonite and rust can often be removed from crystals and chalcedony with Oxalic acid or citric acid. It may be worth checking out for your gin bottle. Stoneware is very tough.

Wow! lovely finds! Very lucky to find a fully intact stoneware mineral water / gin bottle! Very unusual for the diggers to have left that behind!! :)

Hi from Western Australia 👋👋you know those bottles with just the tops missing can be up cycled into pots for pens or paint brushes. I don’t know if you know of Si finds on the Thames in London, he does a lot of up cycling. Love your finds and have just found your videos and subscribed to you in part one. Hope if your in lockdown you are staying safe and well. Good luck with finding more awesome finds and will go back and watch the rest of your videos. Thank you for sharing and looking forward to seeing more 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️

Wonderful trip the Bayer bottle was tops.

So many great things to discover at this dump. Cleaning idea but try on a test peice first. Something I use for cleaning burners on stove is place in trash bag with rags in bottom. Pour ammonia in tie bag close. Leave overnight and wash. Grime always washes away easily for me. Be careful opening bag it will take your breath.

Hi James, what a beautiful collection of bottles! I hope you go back there in winter when the weeds have died down, who knows what is hidden underneath them. That gin bottle is superb! Thanks for the research and history on your finds, so interesting. Hope to see you again soon x

Wow 😲, that site can be alittle overwhelming!!! Trying to look for "treasures", but being careful not trod on potential finds. Oh my stars 😯!!! That complete ceramic gin bottle 🤸🏼‍♂️🤸🏼‍♂️!!! Good eyes 😉👍🏼.

This is a fascinating dump, thanks for taking me along☮️🇨🇦

I like the background information and history of the pieces you find. Very interesting. Love your bathroom floor - stunning. (Another Canadian!)

Thankyou for sharing your trip with us.

I have just found your channel thanks to Tom Burleigh and I’m am loving your videos thank you they are wonderful

What an awesome hunt! The Bayer bottle (and information) as well as the giant stoneware bottle are my favorites! Great video!

Beautiful finds. So different from England, refreshing change

It must be a bit overwhelming to go through that bottle dump, particularly when so scarce there in the Netherlands. Some nice wee treasures that you found, and hopefully more to come. Thanks for taking us along James!

HI James, wat een geweldige video's, ik woon zelf in Nederland in Lelystad en heb mij altijd afgevraagd of er zulke plekken zijn te vinden in Nederland. Ja dus en vind het geweldig om te zien hoeveel geschiedenis daar ligt. Ik zou graag ook eens gaan zoeken naar schatten. Dank je wel voor het mogen meekijken met je avontuur. 🤩🤩

Wow!!! Vols gin is quite popular in Argentina. My family used to use it to make different fruit liqueurs. Until now I believed it was originally from Germany.

Gefeliciteerd met je mooie vondsten , en prachtige parfum flesjes. Groeten RINI 😷

Very cool bottles 😊 good job

Hi James, Thanks for an entertaining visit to such an interesting dump site. Love the gin bottle and your blue and white bits. Cheers Wendy

Hello from Billings Montana have just discovered your channel and enjoying it very much. Try soaking your gin flagon in white vinegar it's very effective on pottery and metal.

Hello There, James and Linda. New Sub. Astounding the multitude of cast-off items from the past that get a second chance to be appreciated.. Gotta Love that. When you said, "This place is a mess", I was thinking what an opportunity for creative imaginations such as yours, to absolutely thrive. Like you, I find it disturbing when people start cutting the roots on trees, on the chance they find anything they consider to be a keeper. James, You are right. The camera work is very wiggly. I slowed the speed down, but it didn't help, because you didn't focus on finds as you went. I know, "time constraints". .I'm sure all the subs and viewers will appreciate and Love your channel even more, if you could find a way to stabilize your (video footage), so to speak. Being a fairly new channel, I feel that would help your channel grow. I don't know if the newer video cameras have this, but the older ones had a (movie setting), stabilizing the footage, even while moving about. Hope you don't think it rude of me, just friendly suggestions. :)

Amazing finds, James 👍😊 Really enjoyed watching, thanks for sharing 😊

Excellent !!!, some very nice finds. Glad you managed to find a complete gin bottle. You should be able to clean it up by soaking with any kind of acidic solution such as vinegar, citric acid or dilute hydrochloric acid. That broken blue glass piece should upcycle OK.

Thank you ! Most enjoyable and great finds !

That is an amazing place to hunt. New sub, greetings from Switzerland

What can we say?! Just WOW!

Great video and I love the finds you made! Thanks for sharing.

Loved the lark. More please.

If you fixed some of those pots we saw near the beginning in a hedge a robin or sparrow could nest in one. Some of them would be suitable for growing a plant in.

I have 2 Herman Jansen - Scheidam Holland, stoneware bottles that are very similar to the Amsterdam Gin you found. I display them with some German Stoneware in my kitchen. They're so nice! I really like the Bayer bottle you found also!

You found loads of good stuff, well done!

Beautiful bottles love the story on them as well. the broken tile is so gorgeous love the design. so happy I have my notifications on for your channel I quite enjoy them. maybe try some bleach for the rust not sure if hydrochloric acid would be good to use on pottery.

The instrument the figurine is playing is a luit. Greetings. Nice video!

Loving the videos! I don’t know if you noticed but in the painting of Lucas Bols, in the back left, there is a distilling bottle with a very long neck. Do you suppose the rods you have been finding are the necks for these bottles? I have dreams where I find a horde of things, jewellery or parts of jewellery (I use bits of jewellery in my artwork), letters, coins, shells, etc., and I am trying to collect all I can find to take home. I keep losing them or have far too many to carry... I get very upset. Now, I’m worried I am going to dream of your bottle dump, now!

Hopefully you have found enough ‘ blue and white’ to finish the tiles for your bathroom. Some interesting bottles ~ quite different than what you would find in the UK (and here in Canada, well good luck finding anything!)

You should have taken the gin pottery bottle. It was just a hair shy of complete. You could have trimmed the top and removed the sharp edges. It would have been nice to have. I would have taken the one with the broken bottom and good top. I would have cut them both to make one complete. Just a thought.

1920 to 1940 dump. There should be some nice clay pipes or ' Door rokers' pipes there. Also look for bicycle tax plates there (rijwielbelasting) . i,m digging in a same kind of dump and most of the time the small things are more intressting then the bottles.

I'm thinking with all that broken glass you may want to use heavy gloves to protect your hands.

It's not that they didn't want the bottles but it's hard to get the rust out of them. And they are not worth the value with rust in. But like you I would be happy with them.

A lot of btfl.ceramics...salam sejahtera dari Indonesia

The string instrument is a lute.

You will have to dig to get to the whole bottles,the one's on top of the dump are probable discarded by previously diggers.

I wanted to ask if you've ever considered making a stained glass window from some of the colored glass you find? If you look up Daniel Maher stained glass he even upcycles glass with embossing.

wow so many treasure. This day could't find metal but plastic only. Please when you are going to turn , go slow.

Sudsy ammonia helps with some things

The Dutch have online information on these rubbish sites. "Voormalige Stortplaatsen" and then add the Porvincie (Province)