WOW INCREDIBLE DISCOVERY found digging in a 100 year old landfill.
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- The weather was really crazy this week and only one day that was nice for digging. Luckily that’s all it took as the finds just kept coming. This dump is coming to an end but want an incredible place it turned out to be. Maybe one or two more trips out. Big things happening on the near future. Lots of road trips being planned, some incredible permissions for privy’s and detecting. Gonna be a really fun year of adventures. Really appreciate each and everyone of you. (Bottle in the Hole)
Omg.😱Vintage Turkish Cigarettes Ashtray? That is so Amazing.Im Also a Big Zig Zag Vintage Fanatic.
That is a Post Office Delivery uniform button. POD. Some really cool and interesting finds you made. Love the video.
Man, as cool as the bottles are, the other types of historical items yall been pulling out of this dump are just epic. Absolutely AMAZING stuff that really fives ya a glimpse into daily life from a century ago. Just love watching it all come out.
The porcelain match holder is worth $100 to $200, the bisque doll head is German, the stoneware is a handle less cup or bean pot, the vase is a low end satsuma.
Awesome!!!!! 👍
25:15 awesome find
long thing is a bottle stopper. it's basically a glass cork, that would be for a really long-necked bottle. super cool!!
Wow that’s really cool, thanks for that info I hadn’t thought of that.
Fatima is one of the brands that put out baseball cards, that might add some value to that piece. Still cool regardless.
Wow wow wow!!! There may not be a ton of stuff, but you really scored on the quality of items. Amazing that glass pestle is whole! I would say it was with the little brown “crock” what a fantastic score! The first doll head ( maybe a clown)? Is creepy! 👀 Those are what nightmares are made of! 🤣 Thanks for sharing y’all’s finds with us especially ANY cobalt blues.
That glass tube is a syringe plunge for the inside. Supper cool find.
Thank you yes you are correct to a veterinarian syringe bottle. Right around 1910-1915 era
Good job! Love how you show them all cleaned up! The colors are beautiful!! Great finds!!
Great dig guys. Awesome possum
Nothing killer, but lots of great $5-$20 items.. Makin money 👍🤑
Nice assortment so finds.
Good findings♠ some real killer stuff♠GLHH👍
Even the broken glass and Terra cotta plant holders people like to use in art projects.
I have buckets and buckets of shards for people to make mosaics out of sister lady.
Dr M M Townsend pharma bottle Frostburgh MD is a 1880s - pre-1904 bottle. Not listed in available directories (1904-1921) although many other Townsend bottle shapes are shown online.
The pin or dress buckle had decorative marcasite on brass base.
I misplaced it and can’t find it unfortunately
It looks to be a plunger for a large syringe for animal's most likely. Now that looks like the kind of bowl for crushing pills ect.
I saw that Fatima Cigarette tray and had to comment. I listen to old Dragnet radio shows and one of their sponsors was Fatima Cigarettes!
That is very cool brother man, appreciate you and your continued support.
A dig of unique & unusual finds for sure! Sure looked like fun!
The haunted dump just keeps on giving up ghosts of the past.
The one thing with the knob on the top is a plunger from a glass syringe. Great digs brother!
I believe that is a glass plunger for a syringe. Syringes and plunger were glass until almighty plastic everything!
The tube thing is probably a sugar crusher. Sometimes sugar came in hard chunks.
Wow Travis,
You and Wayne dug up some really unique things today. The clown or jester head is kind of creepy looking. Wayne's cigarettes, ashtray combo is sweet. I really liked the green Shilohs bottle. Y'all had a couple of cobalt bottles. It was a great day. Take care and stay safe.✌
Wow! Every time you guys find something I got to google......love it! Thanks!!!!!
Just a guess but I would say it was a plunger for a large syringe
The brown small bowl is a custard cup!
Awesome finds, guys ! You're rockin' it ! You guys consistently pull out super old stuff... that's not easy to do.👍🍻⛏
1:54 that’s a wine stopper bottle stopper of some sort. Well not wine obviously wine has to be air tight so whisky or medical stopper
Yall found some great pieces, the dolls were great. Really nice save on the figureine you found it's head cool
Could possibly be the lid of a beer stein
Probably one of my top 5 videos I have seen . I think this was awesome finds. Cool to see. Hello from Lubbock Texas
Cool stuff.....4 shore
The 1 glass thing looks like a plunger on an old glass syringe.
Yet another Dutch kid find. Notice the wooden shoes?
The Fatima is awesome. It's square to hold a box of matches. When you put the box into the holder, the block at the bottom of the holder would open the box and display the matches. The match boxes striking strip was accessible from the slot in the side of the holder.
Awsome digs the haunted dump has been giving u guys more weird an aesome relics than other dumps u guys dig I think. Awsome job guys an happy hunting
That spooky clown head maybe the top to a carnival cane
Never thought of that but that’s absolutely awesome if it is.
Those older nasal inhalers were all full of Benzedrine...
An amphetamine.... The government stepped in and outlawed the amphetamines...
Used to be a brisk trade within the long haul trucking community....
Very old Hero (Maltese) cross Mason Pat 1858 jar (1876-1894)
FInding very possible reason for Criser's Keyser Pharmacy Keyser, WV could be outsourced from the LL Kimes Co (brothers) who were born there and one was employed at Criser's for many years before they came to Cumberland and set up their own business.
Also Harry Matheney of West Side Pharmacy could have Myers Drug Co of Lonaconing, who was born there and also employed there many years before coming to Cumberland and setting up his own business.
Howdy guy's, watching from Christchurch, New Zealand, always good to watch, Cheers.
Absolute incredible unique finds. The button is porcelain and the little crock is a custard cup. I hope you continue to dig there as it has brought you great luck.
Button bone, methinks.
Nice Hunt Travis! That little Budda man looks very similar to some Korean God dolls my step father brought back from Korea in the early 50's...and they were quite old back then! Nice finds for sure!!
I sure do love Buffalo nickels
Nice dig
Wow guys that was amazing video and the finds are awesome 👌
Much appreciated Travis, very Nice Treasures 🙋
Your finds are awesome. I like the test tube you found.
P.O.D I think is post office. Cigarette ashtray is for a match boxes … pretty cool finds bros!!
That green bottle is cool. I'm in the next town over from Leroy, they pronounce it like it's French "La-roy". I've also been to the Wildroot Company in Buffalo, it's been abandoned for years, the sign is still on the building, they've been saying it's going to be fixed up for something but so far nothing's changed. That Mason jar is pretty cool too, love those patented ones. Some pretty cool finds.
Another good day Travis.
Love your treasure hunting videos man! Cant wait for the next one, See ya Back ! :-)
That ol’ nickel is on my bucket list!
POD I believe is post office dept. I know it's post office
Awesome finds as always, keep it going brother man.
Love that Turkish cigarette ashtray!
P.O.D. Pride Of a town that starts with the letter D. I have a bottle P.O.N. stands for Pride of Newark. Stoneware is for making custard. Not sure of the glass thing. I thought the same thing you did. Pill crusher? Phonograph part? Lot of guessing. Nice Fatima ashtray. I think this one held a pack of smokes? Some held a box of matches.
Wow another awesome dig brother man, great stuff love it.
P O D button is a post office deliverey button 👍
Cool finds!..Any day out is a good day!
buddy~ thanks. thats awesome edition,=)
Wow very nice finds
13:15 if I’d found that I’d wet my pants LOL
The pitcher is sponge wear
oh man! wow!
Nice heroes cross brother man. I hope I didn't miss that one👍
Incredible finds.P.O.D.Paid on delivery? Great video.stay safe,have fun and thankyou!
A headlight for an old car
Cool poison
Goodjob
Fun stuff! The vase/pitcher is Satsuma. I absolutely covet Wayne's matchbox holder...unbelievable graphics on a porcelain item buried for 90 plus years!! Also notable is how very clean the bottles are, ( the inhaler graphics as well). What conditions account for such awesome preservation?? Love the video: thank you!
Dry dump lots of ash, usually preserves things very well. The trick is letting them dry out then cleaning them. I use cut copper from jardoctor.com
That wheelie item is a Cater wheel with a swivel mount. Its not the same as the 1792-1850 of Oak Island Treasure fame
Great vlog Trav!
That looks like the pusher from an old syringe
Hey I was just curious how you go about getting land owner permissions...my husband likes to do this and he worries about property lines alot. If you or any others reading this have any advice...I'm all ears! Or eyes I guess.....
14:15 someone yelling was it a ghost or what?
neat, hopefully they see this comment so we can find out!
I went back and listened and I do hear what sounds like someone yelling. Not sure, but no one else was there digging with us at that time.
I think that’s a lemon squeezer
Yes ma’am I think you are right. 😊
Post Office Department, before it was the Postal Service
Pod Province of Delaware might be too early to be that though. Unless it was an old coat being thrown out.
Pot Office Dept. 1870 -1900
Post not pot
it's a meter cap
HOW DEEP IS THE HOLE (ORIGINAL HOLE WHEN IT WAS BEING FILLED)?
Was just dumped off an off road the deepest spot I’ve found was 13 ft deep so it was just kinda a drop off back when they started using it. Down to a flat area with a stream
Really cool finds. Why was this stuff buried in one spot like that?
It was an old dumping ground, was quite common back then to just find a spot outside of town and dump their trash. Everything back then was either glass or pottery. I am very good at finding these locations.
@@CrickDiggersInc I'm just surprised people traveled to dump there stuff, when many people could of just dumped it on their farm or own property. I'm in Pennsylvania probably a good state for it.
That was also common practice for those that had their own land. But just like today they had designated dumping grounds for towns and if you can find them they can be a goldmine of history.
Looks like an old fuel pump
oil lamp
Post office Department?
When you say your at the dump is it just a old dump site or a actual dump
Where's Corey?
We are both doing our own things now
Pestle?
How do you get them so clean?
a cigarette holder
Creeping leave there
Post office delivery button
Nice assortment so finds.