I was born in Cumberland, Sacred Heart. Preacher was in Frostburg. That was a long time ago. I live far south now, and I wish I had been older to appreciate the history of the northern area. Y'all have it made. Good vid
Far out guys no shortage of bottles in that hole, cant wait to see what comes out in next video. Always love watching your videos, best bottle digging sight goin round on youTube for sure.
I go right by the Larkin building all the time I lived just south of Buffalo New York, one of my buddies had a blacksmith shop right near the Larkin building, I am also a blacksmith been hammering on an anvil for over 60 years enjoy your TH-cam Channel love history and enjoy watching you fellows dig it up
Really good start to that pit. Lots of good bottles and some of those masons could be "ghosted" .. good value if so . Thanks for sharing looking forward to the sequel
We bought a 1920ish log cabin that had a privy but I don't think it's the original it has a cement liner but I may go home and dig it out. I've found other old bottles but nothing super old yet
Pretty cool privy lots of cool bottles. They were definitely drinkers who like Cumberland beer. I wonder if it was a small boarding house or something. Hope the family's doing good and happy hunting
Great privey, even the slicks weren't half bad. Jason scored the permission. Looking forward to the rest of the hole. Hopefully it won't just fizzle out.
hi first timer, here. im in north central WV. and im about an hour from fenton glass(closed, now), in williamstown, WV, and they had a whole case full of that uranium glass. its the coolest thing to see, isnt it. i too collect a few bottles. we lived next to a creek in town and i found a three sided bottle in cobalt glass, that had the name 'laxol' imprinted in the glass. one side was curved to hold a paper label and the 2 flat sides made it possible to display it w/ 2 other bottles, in a circle, and only show the labels. cool, huh.
Thank you for subscribing to our channel. I do love uranium glass especially the earlier lighter colored stuff. Love those Cobalt laxol bottles very cool. They come both machine made and blown in mold. Thanks for your support and good luck on your next adventure.
John Krouse & Co Frostburg, MD, long line of Germans in Frostburg. This John is grandson ? to John Krouse, master brewer/owner of Washington Brewery making German beers for the community, (1829-1831) many name changes and ownerships of the existing Globe Brewing Company). Grandson John in business (1900s----) with drink bottles located next to local saloon in 1917+. John Krouse also editor of Frostburg Mining Journal of late 1800s-1920).
As you's got closer to the bottom of that privy, it looked like you's became Honey Dippers. LOL What an awesome dig. I got two botts myself. 1 soda STI-LO from Rome Georgia. Ever here that name? And a 5 cent perfume from Lowell Mass. Did it all in 8 hours : (
My 3 year old nephew walked by me watching this on my ipad. Cory was in the hole. My nephew asked what you were doing. I said digging a hole with a shovel. He said I want to help.
Cool Great bottle finds. I heard back in the days (1800's), people would hide there valuables in the outhouse, as there were not a lot of banks around. Have you ever found gold coins, money or old jewelry in outhouses? Great video:-) 👍
No gold coins, or money yet. We have found several pieces of jewelry such as brooches, hair clips, and pins. Maybe one day brother man, but a serious amount of bottles 😊 thanks for the support and good luck on your next adventure.
Those cruets usually had sterling silver top on them, and sat in a holder that was either silver plate or sterling silver. Too bad you haven't found the silver yet!!
I sent a video of the the Liberty bottle to you I don't know if you were going to get it or not it's pretty cool what you guys do I would love to do that too
We use cut copper pellets from Jardoctor.com and fill up bottle half full of copper and then add lukewarm water an inch over the copper. Cover the opening with your hand or a towel and shake back and forth, rotate, and shake some more. Shake for one minute and dump copper out in a seine, rinse with lukewarm water and dry off. 😊
I heard some of them mason jars have a number on the bottom and i cant remember for sure but i think theres a no 13 thats suposed to be rare and valuble but dont quote me on that
It was an old outhouse or bathroom. Back when it was built it was just s big hole with s building put over top of it. They also had no landfills or anything like that for the towns so they used their bathroom, privys, as the trash cans and threw their unwanted items into the hole. Those unwanted items are now highly collected and treasured.
Love the way you take turns on the hole. Very cool 😎
I was born in Cumberland, Sacred Heart. Preacher was in Frostburg. That was a long time ago. I live far south now, and I wish I had been older to appreciate the history of the northern area. Y'all have it made. Good vid
Thanks brother man, appreciate you.
What can ya say about that ?! Simply amazing, fellas !! 👍👍
Awesome finds!!!!🙂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
OMG this is awesome! I'm hooked!!!!
Thanks so much, really appreciate you and your support. Glad you like the adventures and discoveries 😊
Great finds recovered well done
Far out guys no shortage of bottles in that hole, cant wait to see what comes out in next video.
Always love watching your videos, best bottle digging sight goin round on youTube for sure.
What an amazing variety- SWEEET😎😎
Those mangles are coming back into fashion.
Great video and privy fellas, tons of bottles.... Fun watching you pull them all out, especially the Ketchups!! 😁👍
Awesome guys !
Incredible privy finds guys. Very exciting to see so many in nice condition. Great video.
I'm envious, would be so neet to find this kind of things.
When you say "tons"....you were NOT exaggerating!!! What a score !!! Nice one Crick Diggers! 👍👍
great snag. Patrick T McGann business of Frostburg, MD (1900-1915) said $175 rare for the crown top.
Love seeing an Indiana guy digging with you guys! That one was fun to watch. Hope you guys are doing great.
VERY NICE‼️
I go right by the Larkin building all the time I lived just south of Buffalo New York, one of my buddies had a blacksmith shop right near the Larkin building, I am also a blacksmith been hammering on an anvil for over 60 years enjoy your TH-cam Channel love history and enjoy watching you fellows dig it up
That pit was all treats and nary a trick. Awesome brothers.👍☮️😁
Thanks for sharing guys, enjoyed it 👍🏹
What an Awesome privy, goes to the center of the Earth 🌎 ? Lol 🤣 Love this Video!!!
What a fantastic dig I’ve never seen that many bottles come out of a hole
What a killer privey and all those mason jars. I'll be watching this one two or three times 👍👍
The wringer or mangler has seen better days. I think I'll keep my spin cycle.
Tonnage!!! Can't wait to see what day two provides.
Awesome guys, can’t wait to see more!!
Really good start to that pit. Lots of good bottles and some of those masons could be "ghosted" .. good value if so . Thanks for sharing looking forward to the sequel
That's pretty cool I'm from Indiana
Wow amazing how many bottles can be in one hole - some really nice finds amongst them!
We bought a 1920ish log cabin that had a privy but I don't think it's the original it has a cement liner but I may go home and dig it out. I've found other old bottles but nothing super old yet
You guys sure get on to some great spots. Loving the videos
Now that’s what I call good luck in the muck! I reckon one more Cumberland and you’d have the whole carton of beer lol
Corey is looking mighty Amish with that beard!
Pretty cool privy lots of cool bottles. They were definitely drinkers who like Cumberland beer. I wonder if it was a small boarding house or something. Hope the family's doing good and happy hunting
Great privey, even the slicks weren't half bad. Jason scored the permission. Looking forward to the rest of the hole. Hopefully it won't just fizzle out.
hi first timer, here. im in north central WV. and im about an hour from fenton glass(closed, now), in williamstown, WV, and they had a whole case full of that uranium glass. its the coolest thing to see, isnt it. i too collect a few bottles. we lived next to a creek in town and i found a three sided bottle in cobalt glass, that had the name 'laxol' imprinted in the glass. one side was curved to hold a paper label and the 2 flat sides made it possible to display it w/ 2 other bottles, in a circle, and only show the labels. cool, huh.
Thank you for subscribing to our channel. I do love uranium glass especially the earlier lighter colored stuff. Love those Cobalt laxol bottles very cool. They come both machine made and blown in mold. Thanks for your support and good luck on your next adventure.
John Krouse & Co Frostburg, MD, long line of Germans in Frostburg. This John is grandson ? to John Krouse, master brewer/owner of Washington Brewery making German beers for the community, (1829-1831) many name changes and ownerships of the existing Globe Brewing Company). Grandson John in business (1900s----) with drink bottles located next to local saloon in 1917+. John Krouse also editor of Frostburg Mining Journal of late 1800s-1920).
Go Bobcats! Can't help it, y'all keep saying Cumberland & Frostburg, makes me miss my college town! Great finds!
Well we know what kind of beer the ol boy liked
Ya very nice hole , I still say run a detector over the dirt pile as you shovle it back in
As you's got closer to the bottom of that privy, it looked like you's became Honey Dippers. LOL What an awesome dig. I got two botts myself. 1 soda STI-LO from Rome Georgia. Ever here that name? And a 5 cent perfume from Lowell Mass. Did it all in 8 hours : (
It's called a hand wringer it clamped onto a washer or a board
My 3 year old nephew walked by me watching this on my ipad. Cory was in the hole. My nephew asked what you were doing. I said digging a hole with a shovel. He said I want to help.
Whoever had that s*** hole really love their ketchup and beer LOL
Cool Great bottle finds. I heard back in the days (1800's), people would hide there valuables in the outhouse, as there were not a lot of banks around. Have you ever found gold coins, money or old jewelry in outhouses? Great video:-) 👍
No gold coins, or money yet. We have found several pieces of jewelry such as brooches, hair clips, and pins. Maybe one day brother man, but a serious amount of bottles 😊 thanks for the support and good luck on your next adventure.
arent those quart jars?
love watching your videos!
Yes quart jars and thanks for your continued support my friend.
I'm going to invent a giant post hole digger for when they get deep
Still rolling get some!
(Christmas) Ball 3 "L" jar (1900-1910)
ps, i was told the number one item found in out house pits is handguns. have you ever heard that? or found may guns?
O yea! Dug a civil war issue colt navy out of one last year
Please tell me y'all are going to sell the slick mason jars? They could be ghosted masons...
I thought the same thing . Very valuable if so
Serious question, do these old privy’s still smell like a privy after all those years?
Newbe here! Do you have any video of how you clean the bottles?
Mason's S Patent ground lip (1880s-1890s)
Those cruets usually had sterling silver top on them, and sat in a holder that was either silver plate or sterling silver. Too bad you haven't found the silver yet!!
I know that would be awesome, maybe one day we will get into s privy loaded with silver. Thanks for your continued support sister lady.
I used to hunt bottles, how do you go about cleaning them.
I sent a video of the the Liberty bottle to you I don't know if you were going to get it or not it's pretty cool what you guys do I would love to do that too
Where did you send it? I am not seeing a video anywhere
1st time watching you all. How do you get your bottles so clean?
We use cut copper pellets from Jardoctor.com and fill up bottle half full of copper and then add lukewarm water an inch over the copper. Cover the opening with your hand or a towel and shake back and forth, rotate, and shake some more. Shake for one minute and dump copper out in a seine, rinse with lukewarm water and dry off. 😊
I heard some of them mason jars have a number on the bottom and i cant remember for sure but i think theres a no 13 thats suposed to be rare and valuble but dont quote me on that
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How did you know where an old out house was?🤔
Do you have a video showing us how you clean them? Maybe even one on how much their worth?
How to clean antique bottles in One Minute! Best and Easiest method.
Was the stoneware pitcher chipped or was that a poring spout?
Had a small chip on the pour spout
Incredible amount of bottles for only digging 5 feet. That's insane. Plus Corey's looking like a jacked Abe Lincoln 🤣
I feel sorry for you alls washing machines. 😉
Bad news 😂 I go through at least one a year
Now do you clean up these finds and take pictures before you do the split ?
No sir we do the split at the digsite and however they clean up is how you get it.
How does this stuff end up so deep???
It was an old outhouse or bathroom. Back when it was built it was just s big hole with s building put over top of it. They also had no landfills or anything like that for the towns so they used their bathroom, privys, as the trash cans and threw their unwanted items into the hole. Those unwanted items are now highly collected and treasured.
It's not soda it's pop fells
Why did people put all those bottles down their outhouses?
That was also their trash can back then
SCORE!
no torpedo bottles ?
No none so far, maybe one day brother man.
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