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Your video's are done so well, with the history and company images of the bottles you find. Very educational and makes them much more enjoyable. I know that must take you quite a bit of time to find those and embed them into your videos but for us viewers it makes your digging videos the best there is.

Hey everyone! Sorry if the video looks a little strange, we accidentally recorded it in 24 frames per second, instead of our usual 60fps.. just this one video, thought if let u know! It was just too good of a pit to not release. Thanks everyone. Be sure to like and comment to help us out!

Just imagine what the people who pitched all these bottles in the hole 100+ years ago would be saying if they could see you digging it all up!!

First time watching this channel! Awesome places and even awesomer finds!!! The bottle at 2:45 from a company in Millville, NJ, immediately caught my eye. Whitall Tatum Company began in 1806 and was one of the earliest glass companies in that area of New Jersey. The sand in that area is ideal for glassmaking. They made a lot of electrical insulators, which we find often here in the Colorado mountains. Millville and neighboring Vineland, NJ, still have many glass companies operating today. I know this because I am a scientific glassblower. In my early years, we purchased most of our glass and flask blanks from companies there. I recently retired after 44 years, so I have cut way back on working. Now, I work out of my garage.

I’ve just discovered this channel and I was glued to my seat watching all those fabulous bottles and jars come out. I love the commentary and the pace of the video: find after find with the description. Utterly riveting! I’m intrigued; how do you know which area to dig? I’m going to drink my cold coffee now….

I used to dig bottles in old cellar holes and in the woods. You guys are fast and your identifications are right on! I can smell the dirt! Such fun and a way to know history and treasure hunt at the same time. People have no idea.

My great uncles used to dig for bottles back in the 1960's. When the last one died one whole side of his basement was stacked with boxes of old bottles. Hundreds of cool bottles.

Wow I genuinely love what y’all do! I live in an area full of history from the American revolution and so forth… I constantly find myself looking at old trees wondering about all of the people who have passed by the very same tree or sat against it in the last 200 years. I would love to dig out an area like this and find old glass pieces and what not. It really makes me reflect on the time period and what it really was like for all of those who came before us and paved the way…. To all of whom I know I am forever grateful for ♥️ this truly is amazing!

I always seem to find embalming supplies. I haven't searched in a while because of it. But... that beautiful blue bottle, makes me want to dig again. Thank you.

I have dug places like this in Chicago. In 2011, right across the street from Oprah's Winfrey studios they were putting in an apartment building and a friend and I decided to check it out. We dug 2 - 30 gallon coolers full of blob tops and a full crock that was in perfect condition. We started pulling out bottles on an angle and got scared that the hole might collapse on us and had to quit.

Just so you know, those nurser bottles can be embossed from local drug stores. Also that trial Rainier is a great bottle! The only ones I ever dug was in Tacoma! He is a long way from home! Those Ayers are a great bottle as well! Hard to find too! Great stuff!

As someone who is from Washington and grew up with all the Rainier Beer commercials, I'm jealous of the bottle find!! So very cool!!

I love the ones with writing and identification; I wonder if they realized their bottles would survive this long!!!! I'm sure they were just getting them into the hands of buyers, but some of those were sturdy buggers. Perhaps thicker glass? Perscriptions, medications, snake oils of all variety. My last doctor had a HUGE collection, and they were fascinating!

Great finds as usual! Just so you are aware, the Chamberlain & Co bottle fragment is actually older than shown here. Chamberlain & Company switched their name to Chamberlain Medicine Company in 1892, only keeping the old “Chamberlain & Co” name on their bitters products. All other bottles (as far as anyone knows) post-1892 had the “Chamberlain Med Co”, thus making this fragment date to 1892 at the latest.

I just discovered your channel and I love it. My dad collected old bottles. He did not go on digs but he always looked for them when he was out in the woods hunting. He managed to find quite a few. I inherited his small collection when he passed away. Your videos take me on an adventure each time I watch one. You are knowledgeable about what you find. Thank you!

enjoyed your video thanks

This is a GREAT video, Thank you guys. You guys are awesome !!

I have no idea why I find your videos so entertaining. I just watch one right after the other. I am going to watch Ever one of them from beginning to now

I like the bowl with the fruit on it the most. Beautiful.

This is my favorite video so far: the Yukon Rainier sample beer, the Ayers WITH STOPPER(!), and the snuff bottle are all so very unique as well as pristine. The fact that you found an intact lantern and teapot is amazing. Cool beans!!!

Happy coincidence. Just happening to have them at the ready, each time a beer bottle came out I took a drink of beer and every time a whiskey bottle came out, I took a sip of whiskey. I enjoyed this video considerably.

Another great video with bottles with every dig, hardly any broken, you must have sore arms with all that work... thanks..🦾

Tips for good digging from an old girl (in my 70's) ... beside railways when in the day they simply dumped all along the tracks, in rivers and lakes. Old cellar holes and at bargaps along the stone walls where the farms would dump their trash. Burned out old homesteads and places along trails. ALWAYS have permission from landowners and leave no open digs when done. Enjoy and RESPECT THE LAND.

You guys do a great job of making these videos. Very educational. I especially like how each find is described on the screen.

i like the presentation... the advertisements shown with the bottles. and they way you laid them out at the end

I love watching you pull treasures out of the ground! But I never get to see them cleaned up. I would really like to see how those things are cleaned and how they can be used again, or not, and how theyare displayed. Maybe you could do a video on that ? To see if you can put pieces back together, and if and how they can have a use again for another hundred years. In the meantime I'll keep watching you dig! ❤❤❤😂😂😂

Blue bottle is gorgeous

Nice finds boys. Wow that pen is actually pretty cool. I come across the occasional bakelite piece, but it's usually just a stem to a tobacco pipe. Keep up the good work and keep the videos rolling out

47 min!? Hell yeah.. awesome video guys!

You don't talk about how much reaserch and talking to people to be permitted to dig a spot... Your knowledge of the old glass containers is a learned skill that separates the amateur and the true pros.... Enjoy your success and unusual finds... Thanks again for the adventure.... 🌼🌼🌼

This was an epic dig !!!! Had my son and me on the edge of our seats..... jelly

Great dig. That Ayer’s bottle was fantastic. I collect cobalt glass so I’m partial to that.

Awesome bottle pit🖤🤎💜💙💚💛🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾

You amaze me how you continue to find these locations from old maps to what is there now. Incredible bottles, mostly intact. Favorite was the blue hair tonic with stopper. Great video😀👍

Love blue hair bottle ! Sweet

Great video! I used to dig old bottles back in the early 1960's. The place I live at in a remote valley in the Death Valley Park system has a 150 year old dump where everyone dumped their trash. Ive taken out some pretty cool stuff. Theres another old dump at a very remote old gold mine cabin tbat was built in 1872. The cabin still has the wood burning Sunshine Bread Oven brought to the cabin in 1882. The dump has dozens of old Log Cabin Syrup cans in the shape of a log cabin with the chimney pour spout. I havent dug in that dump yet, but I'm sure there's buried treasures to be discovered!

I thoroughly enjoyed this video. So very interesting. I loved the information you gave on the Companies. The blue Cold Cream bottles are blue milk glass. Will you sell me the first perfume bottle you dug up? I collect those.

I’m so sad I’m just finding your videos. I’m absolutely in love with that blue bottle!!

That hair tonic bottle was beautiful so amazed that came out whole ♥️👍👍👍👍🗝️🙂

Wow.

Very Cool

Incredible Ayers bottle.

oh wow, im only half way in so far and this pit already seems to be a jackpot! great video, thanks for sharing. stay safe out there

Love seeing you have a great dig!

Amazing finds! Love the channel, and description details!!! Keep it up!

Loved the blue bottle with stopper...omg...you guys are so knowlegable...thanks for videos.

Pop's here. You are a good teacher. I'm beginning to be able to ID bottles a bit.

What a great dig! I would love to have taken the broken china to use in projects.

Love that your using wood to dig so you dont break the treasure and remove the dirt as you go💖

Only made it 6 minutes in the vid so far, and I absolutely love that sample beer bottle. Very cool find, never expected to see so many intact bottles come out of the ground. 👍😎👍

Excelent film,your presentation is great. Uk fan

That Rainier Beer was Great, I used to live in Seattle, that whole factory is apartments now,

So refreshing to see treasures being unearthed with a wooden stick. You are an impressive archeologist, doing research on possible sites and offering spot on information about your finds. I was surprised to see how young you are. Good work! I am subscribing.

That blue lamp and soap dish was cool. Surprises me how many of these pits you find, just full, Wild!

WOW! BEST find on KZfaq!

Great dig with some beautiful pieces of different items. Thank you for sharing 👍👏💖

Sweet........ That was definitely a pit that just kept on giving. And surprising how much of it was all intact yet. My favorites of course the colored Ayers bottles. And the lamp base, as well as the pitcher. When I saw that crock at first I was thinking please, please let it be intact.............. But alas.......... Super video today guys. As always I loved it. :)

I laughed when Jake says "that's mine" when you find the pen

Rainier beer is still made. You should send the company a picture of that little beer bottle.

So good to see, really enjoyed that. Glad you had some great finds wow! Beautiful bottles. Thank you.

Love your style of filming, digging, editing, everything.

I really like that you are using wooden probes and digging sticks since the bottles and so on will not be damaged .

Honestly all the little pieces and parts that you probably can't keep or won't keep you should put into one of those glass lamps that just to show off stuff... And sell them.... Pieces that have words on them or whatever and chunks of pottery I think people would love to have that... The reason I say that in Florida whenever we would find arrowheads would always find flakes where the Indians were doing Flint napping and you would just naturally pick up all the flakes and my aunt wanted them for just that same exact thing... FYI... I love this channel!!😄

You just amaze me. You're just a kid and you are so knowledgeable about everything you pull out of the ground. I am so very impressed.

Just found this today!! I’m in awe! Definitely a channel that needs to be shared!

Thank you so much for sharing i just love watching your videos 💚

That was Awesome!!! Thank you!!

That Raineer bottle is really awesome and unusual

Good job adding the old adds to your finds.

Absolutely insane awesome bottle dig. Great job guys! 👍🇨🇦✌️

I absolutely enjoy watching you find antique bottles, etc. A great addition to your channel would be to show your “finds” before and after they’re cleaned. Fascinating.

Wow, what a load of nice finds ! I love the little beer bottle, great vidio !

So i want to know how I can start doing this. I am so very intrigued. I recently found a stash of vintage dishes just lying in the woods when I was walking my dog. 2 jadeite plates, a milk glass plate, a 1930s home Laughlin serving bowl. An anchor hocking mixing bowl, and in the back yard of where I am staying, I found a jadeite bowl sticking out of the dirt, just the most bizarre and random thing ever. I just think it's amazing. And what you are doing I can only imagine to be so exciting and exhilarating. It's a treasure hunt. Fantastic!

Just found your channel and I must say, you guys have some of the best bottle digging videos out there. Very good camera work, nice history info, and very calming. You don't freak out like a lot of other channels I watch. Keep up the good work!

Just Amazing, I'm running around my house showing everyone in my house what your pulling out lol Fantastic haul, great bottles some I got so so excited about Thanks for sharing 👍

Chef Annie would LOVE to have that teal Ayers hair vigor !!

Great job! Your guy’s enthusiasm for the whole thing really comes through.

Somehow this was in my recommendations & I was thrilled to see it was in Yankton. I’ve lived all over SD, which made the video even more fun to watch. Great finds!

Nice - Thanks ! - Luc / Brussels

Great video, thank you again!! :-)

I'd say you were dign where an outhouse was...it common practice to put glass refuse down to hole...I live in Central IL and there was an article in Peoris Journal Star about a guy that went around back in roads In the country looking for old farms ...I can't remember how he figured out where the outhouses were in the past...the bottles are a neat piece of history .

Wow! Those ayers and raineer mini beer are amazing. Not a bad dig guys! Its always nice to see a longer video and this one did not disappoint. Thanks for taking us along

Wow jackpot!! Great video🙏❤️

Video just fine. Glad to see such history being preserved. Hope your summer is going well.

A Great Escape watching you guys digging up some history! Best of luck to you!!

❤ your videos, thank you for sharing.

Yee-Haa!! Great video. Wonderful old finds. That looked like a good haul to me.

I just found your channel. I live in Illinois and have found some things in the backyard of my 1910 home. Thanks for what you do! So much fun to watch.

Bottle Bonanza!

Omg that darker blue bottle is beautiful I love stuff like that ❤️❤️❤️

Awesome dig guys 👍 👍 👍 Thanks for sharing 👍

Love that blue bottle!😍

Thanks for sharing 😀👍

Wow, very cool video! Thanks for posting.

One of your vids popped up in my lineup so I thought I’d give it a look. Very cool stuff!! Glad I decided to watch it through. This one’s actually the second one I’ve watched. Really enjoying just sitting back and watching what comes out of the past. Subscribed after watching this vid.

Wow some really awesome stuff in that dig.

Very impressive. You guys amaze me more with every video. Thank you for taking me with you. From Ohio.

The blue Hair Vigor bottle WITH STOPPER is gorgeous!! Nice find!

Awesome finds congratulations have a great day brother