Watching you guys dig has made me start again after too many years. I have a hole going in my home town dump. It's the part of the dump we wouldn't dig 45 years ago because it was to new. Now I'm 5 ft down in an ash dump that is 1930s and 40s and haven't hit bottom. There a house built on the old part of the dump we dug in the seventies and that was 1880s. So far a local milk and a small crock stenciled with a R in a circle. I only get there on visiting mom. I need to get a probe. Love your videos. Keep finding goodys

An old school bottle digger in my area told a story about digging a pit where apparently the folks were urinating in their old bottles during a bitterly cold winter and corking them up to avoid having to go out to the privy in the cold and then dumped them all in the privy when it got warmer. They had a couple explode in the heat in their car and stunk it up to high heaven. I'd be careful drinking dug contents. I can't imagine what 150 year old corked up human urine might taste like but I don't imagine it would be all that good.

have fun guys

That flask pit was awesome! I like the Warner's cure. I have one of those I dug in my area of the Genesee Valley/

Phenomenal digging gents 👏👏👏

Awesome haul guys!!

The more the better

Great digs! You guys are killing it! That piece is a sharpening stone, I’ve dug many of them in New England dumps over the past 55 years.

Nice video and bottles

Awesome dig! Love how long the vid is to always love watch bottle digging vids so thank you guys x

That definitely looks like a very early stone tool....it has all the bells and whistles.... don't let anyone tell you otherwise.... I search for such things myself. I believe you found a good piece.

Another masterpiece of slinging dirt to find treasure. 💪😎

A sweet dig for sure and that lot was a killer find. I really liked that cough cure with the side hole. Super crude and funky! The Thomas Eclectric bottle was a bogus made up name, a cross between eclectic and electric? No such word as Eclectric, but there it is. Have dug a few and are always crude looking. Some nice early sodas, esp. like the pictorial. Looks like maybe the capitol building? George Eagle had a similar bott made for an exposition in New York City about 1853 with a very similar looking building embossed. Oh, and btw, it only took me 40 years to dig my first Warner's safe cure! Talk about a long wait! That stone I believe Robert is correct. I dug one in Idaho with cross hatching on it like a file. Donated it to the native American Museum in Coeur 'd Alene even though they were unsure of its origin. Anyhoo, keep the videos coming!

Awesome dig!

I was born in '68 and moms mom's family were trusting in the Lydia Pinkham tonics. Not saying my cousin and I are products of a baby in every bottle, but both mothers took a bottle and got pregnant with us.

Great finds, always so many broken good ones as usual in the pits. 👍

Shane, Amazing video!!! I can't believe how many flasks y'all dug up. There were some brilliant colors, unfortunately those were broken. My favorite would have been the citron bottle. The star flasks are sweet looking too. Would you be interested in selling one of them and also the weird stopper. Just let me know. The stoneware beer was interesting considering all stoneware beers I've ever seen were a lot smaller. Is it American made? Thanks for giving us a front row seat to your video.

Awesome ! Awesome !! Awesome !!! 👍👍

What a crazy pit that was! The Whiskey Pit! I grew up right across the Hudson River from Newburgh, NY. Y’all can send those slicks from the first pit to me if you don’t want them 😂😂

Magnificent collection of oldies

Nice finds, some real nice colors and patina popping out for you guys. I dunno about the stone id hafta see it in person but definitely interesting 🏴‍☠️⚡️🍀

One of my favorite digging tools for scratching around a bottle, is a deer antler or and older style plastic tent stake. The stake is something my friend uses and he gave me one for myself. The deer antler piece is long and flares out making the perfect handle. Because they naturally are not sharp on the end, if it scraps a piece of glass and leaves no mark on it. I made and sold them for a while and some have hand-turned handles that I have made in my shop. I'd be happy to send you one, just let me know. 😉

these are fun digs ! im binging tonight !

Wasn't that a song that went along with "Smoke'n in the Boys Room" ???????? "Drinking in the Outhouse" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL

Just found this subject and "Below the Plains" So cool seeing you in my home county! Thank you!

Really interesting to see the bottles that you dig over there. The videos help to pass the time in the winter over here in the UK . Great dig, look forward to the next one.

Hello 👋 from New York where do you Guy's find or get your maps to find your dump sites and you're privies I found 4 of the dump sites I dig Because I know some Guy's that are older that use to dig dump sites a long time ago and they told me how to get there or drew maps out for me that was the only reason why I found mine but how Would I go about finding the maps that you Guy's look up for my state I would really appreciate it If you could give me some pointers or information on how to do that Thank you for bringing me along with you Guy's I can't wait to see what you find next😊

Beautiful little story. Now he won’t be forgotten. R.I.P.

I really like the John Erns' with the big long bubble in the face. For me, the bigger the bubble the better. They are more fragile and generally don't survive either quality control or the years of being buried. Also, they just plain look really cool. That has to be one of the biggest bubbles I've seen in a bottle.👍

Crazy nice.

That third bottle is beautiful. Only got 3 bottles in before I had to comment. Got to see the rest of the video

I enjoyed the video, I subscribed and gave you a thumbs up!

My girlfriend used to work in honesdale. I used to stay over her house on the weekends, and hit some of the antique shops in Honesdale/Hawley area while she was at work. Pretty neat area with tons of awesome history. Would’ve loved to have brought my metal detector out more while I was there. But I hate going places by myself. You never know what you’ll get into.

You found some awsome bottles. It might have been easier if you had dug out the side walls and pulled the roots out when they're in the way versus tunneling. I'd also try a trowel versus what your using. It may prevent some of the breakage.

Boy, that salt glazed jar would have been beautiful. The cobolt design was so dark and crisp with no smearing or fading of the design. That is the down side of digging in old dumps. So many beautiful items, but somewhere a long the way, they broke. The privy you dug with almost the entire set in there was gorgeous. You called it a kitchen privy. I'd like to think that the husband came home late, again and it was the last straw for her. So she opened the hutch and began throwing his grandmother's priceless & cherished china set at him as he ran around the house trying to avoid anything from hitting his head, lol.

Awesome vid, haul & showcase! NEW SUBSCRIBER here. Keep picking & digging and keep posting that great content!

The bottles you didn’t like are really cool. They look very old and crudely made. Nothing wrong with them .

Nice haul

My son lives south of Syracuse in a house blt in the 1850's. Though he has little interest in bottles, I've suggested he consider getting in touch with y'all . Gotta be a privy or two on the property. I did give him your web site & will encourage him...of course the ground's frozen right now.

As a former utility worker (ditch digger) all I see is the potential cave ins

When you're talking about the Warner's bottle you dug up, you mentioned how sharp the embossing is. I know I'm probably telling you something you already know but, the sharper the letters the older the bottle. Fresh molds have sharp, crisp, letters and over time, as the molds wear out the letters become flatter and lose definition. the crisp ones are the ones you want. After all, the molds wont start out with flat poorly defined letters and get crisper....

I’m from right next to honesdale pa that mineral water is so cool man !!!

Do you guys check your back dirt with a metal detector for coins👍🏻

I have several in my collection

I'm an hour in and it looks like a gully got used as a dump and then got filled in to level out the yards.

I sent all my. Codds and. Codd Hamilton bootles to my. Sis in law to Canada. Novelty. Wore off. Collecting. 😮!!!

If a broken bottle is cool enough, I'll keep it as kind of a place holder until I find one that is intact.

Okay so those aqua in the beginning I found a top to one of those

The smooth Native American looking rock is more than likely someones personal Ass Wper..

The stone does resemble a stone native Americans would have used to grind grains and acorns.

Do you. Any. Upcycling. Cutting tops. Of. Broken. Embossed bottles. Turning. Them into nice glasses. Candle holders etc ??

I heard once that those super smooth stones were sometimes used as toilet paper. 😮😦😳🤯🤓😂🤓 But, it could possibly also be Native American like maybe a gorget or sharpening stone??

Do you sell your bottles??

Ever thought about rethinking about the tool you use to dig with? LOL just saying . Great job guys

Where’s the eBay store?

What is the song at end