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OMGosh Beau, Wow!! What a hunt! Man, I sure hope you get a chance to go back there and dig some more. Those old toys and pocket watches were something else. Wow! I'm even jealous. Lol
What's best way to find the owner and get permission to go on a piece of land in woods I discovered today! It's perfrct to go digging and detecting thru! Any help u or anyone had for me I'll take it! Lol. Love these videos chigg. Keep em coming!
The pocket watch at 21:36 I think is actually a compass. I have a similar one made in 1918. The winder is a button that releases a catch holding down the lid.
I find it crazy that you enjoy digging junk up out of trash piles, but what I find even crazier is I can’t stop watching you did up junk. Thank you for the show.
When he tunes in and starts scraping back layers, he becomes the Bob Ross of trash pit digging.. LOL ! "Ooo.. little thing here, and lets see there's a little piece and wow lets move that rock right there.... " Ha! Love it. Just struck me funny...
I think all people who are really into what they are doing sound like Bob Ross in their own way, he was onto the TH-camr format before the internet even existed, way ahead of his time..
Hi Beau, 31:50 I recognise this (or similar toy) with the wagon it makes a horse drawn fire truck I'm sure. Saw a beautiful one when my mother worked in an old stately home in South West Scotland in the 70's and I was allowed to play with the old toys forts, soldiers, etc in the attic play/store rooms. Peace Charlie 🇬🇧
That bottle is from the Larkin Soap Company. Thats a really cool find! The building that housed the Larkin Soap Company was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The building was torn down and now stands a new building called the Larkin Building. There is interesting history behind that. Thank you for the video, we really enjoy and appreciate you!
Have you ever considered a pair of cheap dollar tree reading glasses, you'd be amazed at what you could see. But then I was amazed you were wearing gloves so guess glasses are a little much 😁
Never a good idea to buy glasses without having them prescribed by a trained cadre. You'll f**k up your eyes really bad using them. Not only that, but you can give yourself migraines and even damage the way your eyes work.
I loved the horses and other toy pieces you found. That derringer you found was amazing. Hopefully you'll get a chance to come back and look for more bottles. Glad you remembered your gloves. Stay safe and healthy.
Oh Beau, you never seem to amaze me with your tenacity! Moving heaven and earth to get to your target....Good for you.😂 It seems like your back is holding up great!🙌🏼 It looks like you are having a blast with Billy up there in Maine. Well my friend HH and GL....🍀🍀🍀 Wonderful video....God Bless you and stay safe.🙏🏼♥️ Greetings from Canada...👋🏼🇨🇦
That “wall hook” you found is actually a cold shut chain repair link. You’d loop your length of chain through then using a hammer you’d hit the link closed so the end went into the hole and once it’s through your chain is repaired.
When Beau hits pay dirt, his luck is unreal! Either With a high end detector or a simple scrap of iron ... He hits it big! I fell out when you started pulling out that Fire pumper/train and horse! Congratz Chigg! Thanks for carrying us along!
The circle shaped thing you thought might have been some kind hanger I believe you said, looks like what is called a 'cold shut', they were used to put two pieces of chain together without having to weld or forge them together. After putting the two ends of chain on it, the pointed end was hammered through the little hole and hammered over. They are a very strong way of joining.
I love the bottles, the glass stopper and the glass lids are great finds. The first horse is really cute. Billy's fly is down. It's amazing all of the stuff you find in old trash heaps. Do you think you have enough parts to somewhat put the choo-choo together? I'm amazed as to how much you pulled out of the tree at the last part of the video. Just so you know, the past week I have been humming your theme song. I finally spend time listening to the words. It's a nice song. Thank you for sharing :-)
after all of these years watching your videos I would like to see a little enthusiasm when you are digging lol you are always entertaining thanks chigg
Hello chigg, another great day out digging treasures. Looks like you found the toy box under the tree. Lol. Great day out with guys doing what you love to do. Looks like you might just need to do a part 2. You were just starting to find the goods. Like you always say you just dont know what you might find. An I think you just started getting to the good stuff. I believe if you dug a bit longer you would have found the awesome bottles you were hoping to find. Looked like a great big dig site, so I'm sure you'll be back another day to collect the rest of the relics an just maybe those gold coins. You never know. The little gun was an awesome find. Could be some civil war relics in there as well. Happy digging an detecting. Your the best.😁👍👍
This was crazy fun Chigg, ya never know what will come out of a dump like that next?! You found some great stuff so I hope you get to spend more time at it. I also hope you went back to the crack for more coins...MOAR...the Chigg is in his element!!! Havin' a great day!
This was so fun watching. You can learn so much about our earlier families lives by seeing into their dumps. I can think of a dozen things to use those parts of the old watches and the small bottles for to remind us of our past. I think your “digging tool” was the handle to the ladle or cooking spoon you found earlier. You need to keep it for further use. Billy wasn’t impressed with your finds but to to us they are treasurers. They tell a story equally and sometimes more intimate than from the belt buckles, bullets, and coins. Glad you are using those gloves. You need knee pads also. I hope you back to dig more.
You're the first person I watched on TH-cam.My granddaughter said Grandma I can't go to sleep with pings.She said what are you watching?Metal detecting.
that bottle you found from buffalo NY was a Larkin Co bottle. Larkin Soap Company was a mail order soap company based out of buffalo New York near Niagara falls that was founded in 1875 and was dissolved in 1942. I actually have a nice bottle from them. behind my house is an old farm dump my family used to use in the early to mid 1900s in a ravine and bottles wash out in the stream occasionally. I have a really nice small round embossed bottle from them from the late 1800-early 1900s that turned a little purple due to sun exposure that washed out during a storm once. Also a fun fact about Larkin Co, is that in 1903 they had Frank Loyd Wright design there new administration building, which was a gorgeous building even though it was an office. once the company was disolved the building was purchased by western trading corporation that ignored city and public protest and demolished the building to put in a parking lot and a planned truck stop that was never built. all that is left of it today is a small brick pillar next to a parking lot.
Awesome video and finds. Oh is your refrigerator running? You better go get it! I just had to.lol It was nice of to show the liichen.. Not many around the places I've lived. In my college Botony class it was just pictures of them. So thank you for showing that.
Hey beau, welcome to New England. I been dying to get out and do some detecting and bottle digging since I moved back to Rhode Island. But owners are not willing to give permission easily. Plus a lot of cool places are on state owned land. So I just been filming some places. Lots of cool bottles can be found.
I live in Connecticut. Have you ever heard of Mud Larking? There are neat TH-cam channels for it. On the banks of the London River Thames there are a wealth of treasures to be found. Lots of old stuff. You have to get a permit in order to dig. I always wondered if anything would be able to found on the Charles River banks in Boston. As it's very rich in history. Love that dirty water! It's gotta give up some interesting things.
@@melmay6464 I've mud lurked a few times. Many of the old places around where I grew up are now parks, or redone hiking trails. Haven't found anything cool recently (maybe a couple fishing lures). But I keep looking. As soon as it dries up after this spring rain, I'm going to mud lurk some of the old cellar holes. There is one I'm super interested in, but it's at least 20 feet deep and I am unsure of the bottom. Would need to figure out how to get in and out.
I think the thing you called a hook is half of the bit that goes on the narrow end of the horse blinder strap you found. It has just been bent into the rounded hook shape, probably by the guy that it broke on.
I hope you enjoy this little adventure.
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Sir I'd just like to point out that lichens are indicators of air purity. The air there is very healthy and is not contaminated by anything.
Horses go with the fire wagon I'm guessing.
And I think your digging tool was the handle to the ladle you found.
OMGosh Beau, Wow!! What a hunt! Man, I sure hope you get a chance to go back there and dig some more. Those old toys and pocket watches were something else. Wow! I'm even jealous. Lol
What's best way to find the owner and get permission to go on a piece of land in woods I discovered today! It's perfrct to go digging and detecting thru! Any help u or anyone had for me I'll take it! Lol. Love these videos chigg. Keep em coming!
The pocket watch at 21:36 I think is actually a compass. I have a similar one made in 1918. The winder is a button that releases a catch holding down the lid.
I find it crazy that you enjoy digging junk up out of trash piles, but what I find even crazier is I can’t stop watching you did up junk. Thank you for the show.
i was hoping for Part 2 of the "Harvesting Silver Coins"
me too...i really hoped there will be some coins there... had a dream about them too :)))))
When he tunes in and starts scraping back layers, he becomes the Bob Ross of trash pit digging.. LOL ! "Ooo.. little thing here, and lets see there's a little piece and wow lets move that rock right there.... " Ha! Love it. Just struck me funny...
Happy little coins lol
I think all people who are really into what they are doing sound like Bob Ross in their own way, he was onto the TH-camr format before the internet even existed, way ahead of his time..
Hello from Prince Albert Saskatchewan, Canada 🇨🇦. Prince Albert in a can? Interesting.
Hi Beau, 31:50 I recognise this (or similar toy) with the wagon it makes a horse drawn fire truck I'm sure.
Saw a beautiful one when my mother worked in an old stately home in South West Scotland in the 70's and I was allowed to play with the old toys forts, soldiers, etc in the attic play/store rooms.
Peace
Charlie 🇬🇧
Good to see you wear gloves Chigg. No bleeding fingers 😀😉
That "elephant's trunk" is the spout to a teapot! The horsie, wheels, & cast iron engine are the parts of a cast iron model of a fire engine.
The last horse and boiler looks like a horse-drawn fire engine
I thought the same thing when i saw all of the pieces together.
Yep, that is what it is..
That's a horse drawn steam pumper toy , I work for the fire dept. and get to look at one every day .
The toy is a Vintage Cast Iron Toy "Steam Pumper Fire Engine With Driver & Two Horses".
Beat me to it.
Good call Kevin!
@@longhairedcountryboy2363 Thank you
It's such a cool find! Been nice if it was all there . Still cool tho.
Kevin Showers awesome info! I just found the same horse a week ago and wasn’t sure what it went to. ❤️
I was just going to say that,,,rather than a " choo choo ". That is what all the horses went to.
Thank you Billy for looking after Mr. Chiggenheimer.
I dont know why but every time I watch you I have this feeling I need to be treasure hunting☺
I love the bottle dump videos. I love all your video's but these are my favorite, so cool seeing what you uncover.
That bottle is from the Larkin Soap Company. Thats a really cool find! The building that housed the Larkin Soap Company was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The building was torn down and now stands a new building called the Larkin Building. There is interesting history behind that.
Thank you for the video, we really enjoy and appreciate you!
Awww man... Chigg didn't go back to the rock crevices....
Have you ever considered a pair of cheap dollar tree reading glasses, you'd be amazed at what you could see. But then I was amazed you were wearing gloves so guess glasses are a little much 😁
Never a good idea to buy glasses without having them prescribed by a trained cadre. You'll f**k up your eyes really bad using them. Not only that, but you can give yourself migraines and even damage the way your eyes work.
Some cool finds love the horses x
Large cup without a handle - commonly called a "bowl".
Maine was part of Massachusetts at one time
The only thing better then watching your video would to be there helping u dig.I love digging for treasures.Enjoy your videos!😃
I loved the horses and other toy pieces you found. That derringer you found was amazing. Hopefully you'll get a chance to come back and look for more bottles. Glad you remembered your gloves. Stay safe and healthy.
Thank you for wearing gloves! Love your videos!
Buddy digging in a trash pit is about as fun as it gets. Great finds and video
Thanks for what you do so we can enjoy your hobby also.
Awesome iron horse toy and pocket watch, nice finds
Hello Chigg, not sure why you've taken on a partner/ side kick, but Billy fits. He's quite entertaining 😂
WOW The Chigg got his gloves on!
Everything u found is right up my alley, I love saving history the toys r great.
Thanx Chigg for another great AQUACHIGGER ADVENTURE SEE YA ON THE NEXT
Oh Beau, you never seem to amaze me with your tenacity! Moving heaven and earth to get to your target....Good for you.😂 It seems like your back is holding up great!🙌🏼 It looks like you are having a blast with Billy up there in Maine. Well my friend HH and GL....🍀🍀🍀 Wonderful video....God Bless you and stay safe.🙏🏼♥️ Greetings from Canada...👋🏼🇨🇦
That “wall hook” you found is actually a cold shut chain repair link. You’d loop your length of chain through then using a hammer you’d hit the link closed so the end went into the hole and once it’s through your chain is repaired.
When Beau hits pay dirt, his luck is unreal! Either With a high end detector or a simple scrap of iron ... He hits it big! I fell out when you started pulling out that Fire pumper/train and horse! Congratz Chigg! Thanks for carrying us along!
Nice to see you wearing some gloves this adventure Chigg! You needed a trowel to help you dig though. Great fun; thanks for sharing. 🤗
The circle shaped thing you thought might have been some kind hanger I believe you said, looks like what is called a 'cold shut', they were used to put two pieces of chain together without having to weld or forge them together. After putting the two ends of chain on it, the pointed end was hammered through the little hole and hammered over. They are a very strong way of joining.
Pretty cool iron toys.the pistol frame is cool as well.
Keep digging Chigg ! Glad you got your gloves!
How cool was that finding all the horse iron works! U did find some nice relics on that day! Love the gun and pocket watches! Wow! HH!!
Thanks for the post, hope you and yours have a great Memorial Day!
I love the bottles, the glass stopper and the glass lids are great finds. The first horse is really cute. Billy's fly is down. It's amazing all of the stuff you find in old trash heaps. Do you think you have enough parts to somewhat put the choo-choo together? I'm amazed as to how much you pulled out of the tree at the last part of the video. Just so you know, the past week I have been humming your theme song. I finally spend time listening to the words. It's a nice song. Thank you for sharing :-)
I'm impressed. Your service issue jacket still fits
after all of these years watching your videos I would like to see a little enthusiasm when you are digging lol you are always entertaining thanks chigg
I love your bottle hunting adventures. Greetings from Nashville, Tennessee
YOU FOUND SOME HORSES AND SOME BOTTLES - WELL DONE !!!!
Great video Chigg great haul. I’ve got to get goin here soon GOD BLESS you and your family buddy Amen 🙏
Hello chigg, another great day out digging treasures. Looks like you found the toy box under the tree. Lol. Great day out with guys doing what you love to do. Looks like you might just need to do a part 2. You were just starting to find the goods. Like you always say you just dont know what you might find. An I think you just started getting to the good stuff. I believe if you dug a bit longer you would have found the awesome bottles you were hoping to find. Looked like a great big dig site, so I'm sure you'll be back another day to collect the rest of the relics an just maybe those gold coins. You never know. The little gun was an awesome find. Could be some civil war relics in there as well. Happy digging an detecting. Your the best.😁👍👍
This was crazy fun Chigg, ya never know what will come out of a dump like that next?! You found some great stuff so I hope you get to spend more time at it. I also hope you went back to the crack for more coins...MOAR...the Chigg is in his element!!! Havin' a great day!
This was so fun watching. You can learn so much about our earlier families lives by seeing into their dumps. I can think of a dozen things to use those parts of the old watches and the small bottles for to remind us of our past. I think your “digging tool” was the handle to the ladle or cooking spoon you found earlier. You need to keep it for further use. Billy wasn’t impressed with your finds but to to us they are treasurers. They tell a story equally and sometimes more intimate than from the belt buckles, bullets, and coins. Glad you are using those gloves. You need knee pads also. I hope you back to dig more.
I love the fire wagon! Hope you are able to find all the pieces! Love old cellar holes! Never know what you will find!
Always liked digging old dumps
😊👍👍💥🌎💝
I love bartles.
The horses look to be from a horse racing carousel. You got lucky finding that Derringer. Keep taking my friend keep digging.
I sure hope u are going back there. That’s some treasure spot!
You're the first person I watched on TH-cam.My granddaughter said Grandma I can't go to sleep with pings.She said what are you watching?Metal detecting.
get ear buds....thats what i do
Nice little treasure niche!
Another great episode. Thank you for sharing with us. Happy Hunting. ✊️✊️✊️
Cool finds! The lid with the pouring spout at 32:09 is from an eapg(early american pressed glass) syrup pitcher.
Nice toy finds! To me those are as good as finding bottles.
Maine was part of Massachusetts until 1820.
That’s what I was guessing too
love the old toy finds
awesome find! got yourself a little honey hole there and no detector needed
Those ancient toys made that trip👍🏻
Awesome finds and video.👍👍
Hey Chigg that shotgun shell is old and maybe the oldest thing you found. Very collectible item.
Great finds!
Great little dig adventure. Thanks for bringing me along, as always dirty hands are happy hands. Stay safe 👍✌
That all is some cool stuff
Another great video , keep them coming. What happened with the silver in the crack?
Great stuff ! Love your adventures
You could have spent a week digging that old cellar out! I would love to watch....
Wow! That was fun Chigg.
Thanks for taking us along.😊
that bottle you found from buffalo NY was a Larkin Co bottle. Larkin Soap Company was a mail order soap company based out of buffalo New York near Niagara falls that was founded in 1875 and was dissolved in 1942. I actually have a nice bottle from them. behind my house is an old farm dump my family used to use in the early to mid 1900s in a ravine and bottles wash out in the stream occasionally. I have a really nice small round embossed bottle from them from the late 1800-early 1900s that turned a little purple due to sun exposure that washed out during a storm once. Also a fun fact about Larkin Co, is that in 1903 they had Frank Loyd Wright design there new administration building, which was a gorgeous building even though it was an office. once the company was disolved the building was purchased by western trading corporation that ignored city and public protest and demolished the building to put in a parking lot and a planned truck stop that was never built. all that is left of it today is a small brick pillar next to a parking lot.
Focus Aquachigger, Focus lol
That shotgun shell is most definitely collectable. Hard to find.
I don't think I'm that old.. but I've reloaded shotgun shells my whole life..
🤭🤭🤭 squirrel back there puttin it together....
Again always love watching your videos chig keep them coming
Thanks Chig, watching your vids makes me want to get out of the house on my days off...
some of that really old thick glass makes really nice glass arrowheads.
Well done on the gun
Loved the horses! Lol
Looks like you take a lichen to that spot. I have a lot of rivets myself. Would enjoy seeing the watch cases and horse toys cleaned up.
23:05 is the pouring top to a nice glass decanter for port or wine
Great dig with some really cool finds. Entertaining as always. Hello from NB Canada
I found a awesome dig site, been working a lot so I haven’t got enough time to get out and look!! Thanks for curing my bottle digging fever!!!
👍🤪its good luck you haven't cut your hand to day stay blessed
The horse and buggy and gun are the coolest things. I think the other horse pulls the fire engine.
Thanks for sharing that treasure hunt, so cool.
Nice finds mr chiggs 😜👍
Awesome video and finds. Oh is your refrigerator running? You better go get it! I just had to.lol It was nice of to show the liichen.. Not many around the places I've lived. In my college Botony class it was just pictures of them. So thank you for showing that.
Hey Chigg , keep on diggin 👍⛏
Glad to see you using gloves again! Especially with all that glass!
You had a really good day...I would say. I would be well pleased if all I found were the cast toys.
Hey beau, welcome to New England. I been dying to get out and do some detecting and bottle digging since I moved back to Rhode Island. But owners are not willing to give permission easily. Plus a lot of cool places are on state owned land. So I just been filming some places.
Lots of cool bottles can be found.
I live in Connecticut. Have you ever heard of Mud Larking? There are neat TH-cam channels for it. On the banks of the London River Thames there are a wealth of treasures to be found. Lots of old stuff. You have to get a permit in order to dig. I always wondered if anything would be able to found on the Charles River banks in Boston. As it's very rich in history. Love that dirty water! It's gotta give up some interesting things.
@@melmay6464 I've mud lurked a few times. Many of the old places around where I grew up are now parks, or redone hiking trails. Haven't found anything cool recently (maybe a couple fishing lures). But I keep looking. As soon as it dries up after this spring rain, I'm going to mud lurk some of the old cellar holes. There is one I'm super interested in, but it's at least 20 feet deep and I am unsure of the bottom. Would need to figure out how to get in and out.
Keep the shoe!! It's lucky to find a shoe🍀🍀🍀
I think the thing you called a hook is half of the bit that goes on the narrow end of the horse blinder strap you found. It has just been bent into the rounded hook shape, probably by the guy that it broke on.
Wait!!...is that Chigg wearing gloves??!! 😳😂
That was fun!!
Beau doing iggettey diggettey finding them Treasure's you know that house had all it content when it fell!!!
Sweet another great video
Good stuff right there!
Great finds and I can understand why your friend is like by so many.