Amazing Discovery Found Buried in Back Yard Nearly 200 YEARS Privy Digging Antique Bottles Stoneware
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
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Hope you all enjoy the video! Our NEXT video (coming in a few weeks) is going to be one you do NOT want to miss! We found the original pit of a house built in 1810 and dig some great EARLY bottles dating all the way back to the 1820-1840's era! Be sure to click the subscribe button and hit the "bell" icon so you're notified when we post it! Appreciate you all 🙏
So cool to see the kids taking such an interest in what your doing. The next generation of bottle diggers and save the history just like you guys. Love it x
They had a blast! It was fun for us too! Gotta keep the hobby alive for future generations
Always great to see a little dude so interested in the hobby. He’s a Natural! What a good listener, he took all the pointers and found some cool bottles 👍
He loved it! Fun for us too. Gotta keep the hobby alive
Cool finds and very nice teaching and letting the young-uns dig and learn...great way to keep the "bottle fever" alive and thriving for the next generation to collect and save history.
Thanks Arnie! You are absolutely right. The kids had a blast and it was really fun educating them and watching them pull some stuff!
Hey guys! Watch the last video and you guys are so freaking adorable with your excitement, but I see this one where you are engaging the future bottle diggers and letting him get in there and dig his first bottles❤❤❤ just so heartwarming! You have a new sub here.
Thanks so much!! Really means a lot! We all had a great time. Happy to educate the future generations and keep this awesome hobby alive! I think it's a day they will never forget
Sweet Video!!! The stoneware crock is stunning. Shane your pitcher is gorgeous are you willing to sell it? You guys are awesome for letting the young man dig up his first bottle, he'll never forget it. He will become the next generation of bottle diggers. Take care
Thanks for watching Debra! Didn't plan on selling the pitcher but I would consider it. You may email me if you'd like at dumpdigger607@gmail.com. Yes, he had a blast! It was fun for all of us. Spreading the knowledge of this wonderful hobby!
Always look forward to your videos
Thanks Jerry that really means a lot! We all work hard to find and dig them and I work hard to edit them to the best of my ability. Always try to put out the best content possible. You won't want to miss our next one! Some great early glass came out. Bucket lister stuff !! 🛠
Love how great you were with the little guy ❤
Thanks Lisa! We all had a blast. Love teaching and passing on this great hobby to future generations
So awesome the boys there learning.
Congrats to all! The pig dispays sweet on a shelf, i think its austria / czech. The Utica Druggist is sweet, some decent flasks. Congrats to guest digger Grayson on the gin Bot that a great 1st pull. Love the tamp that works awesome. Most importantly congratulatory valve wide open to Ryan on that beautiful stenciled salt glaze. That's something to admire for the rest of your days...😎⚡️🍀
Thanks for watching buddy!! We really gotta get out and do some digging together again soon. Maybe in the next few weeks we can get ya on a pit with us again!
Fun stuff! I admire the kind way you work with the boys. Think I'll subscribe...
Thanks!! A fun time was had by all. Much appreciate the subscription 🙏
Cool privy dig.great letting the kid dig👍
Thanks James! Glad you enjoyed. They had a blast, as did we!
Awesome digging guys. Some great stuff guys. My dad taught me how to dig in the late '70s. It was a blast. We dug at the old land fill in the town where I am from. Great video and finds, peace dudes.
Thanks Robert! Hope to see ya on the next one ✌
Rolling around in a dirt hole, digging in dirt, already covered in dirt and you're roasting your mate for a little bit of dirt falling on you. 😂😂😂
Different when its on the back of your neck or down your shirt 🤣 not a good feeling
Though I'm down here Florida, my son resides near Syracuse & lives in an 1850's home with some acreage. Gotta be a privy or two there !
Oh for sure! Shoot us an email Gary. Maybe we can check it out sometime! Dumpdigger607@gmail.com
So great to have a future bottle digger he will never forget digging his first bottle Hey thanks for sharing I enjoyed your y ❤️🗝️👍🇺🇸⚒️🇺🇸
Thanks Mary! Absolutely. It was a great time
Hard work, but a fantastic dig! 😊 UK.
@daviddarrall9384 Thanks for watching!! Sometimes the hard work is well worth it.. Other times not so much 🤣 but it only takes a great dig to make up for the not so great ones!
Lamp with flowers on it is cosmo’s pattern. Pricey if intack
Thanks for the info!
Awsome stoneware scores.
Thanks! Not every day you dig decorated stoneware
i really enjoy your videos growing up in Bradford Co.PA and seeing my old stomping grounds,I collected a bunch but they were mostly in the woods farmer dumps,,It was in the 70's and most then were shot up ! It hurt seeing flasks lined up and shot,for cool I have one that came from the Corning museum right after the 72 flood.Ive been in Seattle for 40 years and not found much,I know I have some embossed but no place small .the Nichols one is my favorite by far!! My daughter teaches in owego so no doubt your kids have had her.If the Nichols or Sayre ones are available please let know!! I now collect rocks and antique hand paintyed salmon lures, keep it going
Thanks a bunch man! We would probably be willing to part with the Nichols and Sayre bottles. Send us an email at dumpdigger607@gmail.com and we can send some pics and discuss it! Thanks for watching Tom!
Great video! Yes, I've gotten a couple of these "liveried up the wazoo" models and love them. That said, HW has gone a little nuts with graphics that I think detracts from a great paint job. That Alfa is AWESOME!!! I've opened four of them. They got the super red paint, liveries, AND THE WHEELS perfect. Great execution. The silver Benz tampoed are gorgeous, but these gray & silver models aren't my favorite, personally. HW knows that Spectraflame is for a high price tier, but they need to consider a price point between premium and RLC to include Spectraflame.
Love this! Thank you so much!
Thanks Kelly!! Glad you enjoyed
51:42 Google Lens came back with Austrian Drip Glaze Bank
Thanks Ian! Really cool piece. Love the glaze on it
Another fascinating baadle dig , rite there dooood 🤓🤓, love it more vids man , only joshin with u guys so much passion for digging , bin at it says nice 1977 my self thrill of a good bottle in next shovel full never goes away , luv ya all , so sad wen u hit baadem of pit 😔
Thanks so much Julia 🙏 Glad you enjoy watching and its always nice hearing feedback from all of you guys. Appreciate each and everyone of you who take the time to watch our videos! Next one is gonna be a doozy! 😎
1 more reason to leave Seattle, almost impossible to dig a good old privy here
Are the older houses just wiped out? Is the land heavily altered being a larger city? What makes it difficult there
@ParlorCityPickersDiggers very few people were here in 1850, those sites are all National Historical Parks or paved over. In 1889 most of seattle burned to the ground and was built over top the ruins. The steep terrain was greatly changed with steam shovels. We can dig pre pro junk here non stop, but I have only found broken pontil bottles at best. I feel the old diggers cleaned up real good in the 70's. People here are not keen on letting strangers dig in there pretty 2 million dollar yards either.
Just would like to make a suggestion...always dig a wide hole...ive been digging for over 50 years...and I find a shovel and claw digger is the best tools...i enjoyed watching...good finds bro....
Yeah sometimes we dig smaller and then widen it up towards the middle or end. Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed. One of our latest videos, we got into an 1810s privy and found mainly 1830-50s bottles. Definitely one you'd want to check out if you haven't yet!
@@ParlorCityPickersDiggers cool..will check it out thanks
@@samueldunhe8468 It's a part 1 and part 2. Here are the links.
Part 1: czcams.com/video/CM9e3DY47jc/video.html
Part 2: czcams.com/video/vXGw7BE_Dqc/video.html
Did any inks have a quill holder?
Yes, but none of the ones we found here
Oblong shaped or that shape are amazingly strong.. i bought one at a market it rolled out of van hit ground in front of seller and everyone and nothing not even a crack..
Insane! Makes sense.. Think about how strong eggs are
We dug more than i remember. I only remember the stoneware.
LOL of course that's all you remember 🤣
After searching and thinking on it for a while maybe it has a Shem Thomas look to it... (Cowden & Wilcox)
Wow, I have a couple of salt glaze crocks that belonged to my great grandma.
id love to see them!
you guys need a lil trowel to pick the dirt from around the items
We have them, we just forget them sometimes LOL
The red douche nozzle being shown so much was hilarious 😂.
Weird color for one that I have not seen before.
the piggy bank reminds me of early UHL POTTERY...it has that nice creamy colored yellow clay..it would have to be pre WWII uhl...i dont see any on ebay...early uhl scratch marks on the base...or it could be a stoneware bank late 1800's..they made holes for the eyes
I'll look into it! Pre WWI would make sense. Hardly anything in this pit was newer than 1910-1915. Even in the upper layers. Thanks for the info!
@@ParlorCityPickersDiggers awesome show
@@dbloughtbuckprep Much appreciated! Hope to see you on the next
Seems to me you could have miissed a few bottles by not digging out the sides and only digging a hole in the middle. Bottles have been found in all four corners.
Oh believe me, we dig all the way to the walls. Just probably didn't film because nothing came out. We always clear them really well! Most of the good finds are usually in the corners of the walls
Are you guys located in Binghamton?!
That’s awesome you guys are!
Yes we are! We dig all over Binghamton and surrounding areas. If you, or anyone you know happens to live in a house built before 1900 or so, there would be a pit like this in the back yard and we would be happy to help find and dig it!
Maybe they should use some real hand tools when working a potential good piece instead of digging with a blunt stick. ???
Sometimes sticks are better. Tools can damage/scratch pieces easier than a wooden stick can or will.
The constitution was in cursive.
This ain’t a archeoligy….dig the thing..for sumpin sake..
This early pontiled glass is paper thin and some of those bottles had potential to be highly valuable.. Not something you want to rush