Great bottles but the best thing i saw was you and your Dad making a memory together. I would give everything i own to spend one lunch with my Dad. You are bith very blessed to have eachother. God Bless you! Sincerely, Lou.
I found a Dodsons liver cure in an old iron mine once. It absolutely blew me away when I realized the bottle was sealed with an intact cork and was really old now I'm hooked on looking for old bottles!
Great video today Brandon. I always like seeing a cameo from your dad. How special it is to still be able to dig with him. I know you do value those moments. Thanks for taking us along.
I appreciate learning the names, dates, colors etc of these bottles from your videos . History is so very interesting and way more fun when you find it in the dirt!! 👍👈
Back in the early 1970's my brother, 2 cousins, and I dug where an outhouse was in 1953. We found medicine bottles, soda bottles, keys, a license plate, and lots of bits of metal. We sure created some great memories that week.😊 Julie Garrison
you find really cool old bottles and stuff, i learn quite a bit every time i watch. I would say you're the authority on bottle digging so if you're digging a hole i'd trust that hole, regardless there are 3 or 4 other people are around. Completely safe. Nobody told Mozart how to compose music, it's the same with anyone saying anything to you about how to dig bottles.
Believing for You and the misses for a new a addition to your family. A little fur baby you can name "Hutch". Has a nice ring to it, come here Hutch. Can help dig!👍
@7:47 honestly manboobs are something almost all of the people watching TH-cam these days have, it's not a young generation watching bottle's 🍾 coming out of the ground brotha. And if it is they have been out with there dad's who have manboobs also...
If he's still around, take advantage of the opportunity, Start doing something like it with him. Places where there use to be houses, ones that are long gone, you can alot of times find stuff like this. I've found a slew of bottles and old stuff in those kind of places.
@@Whocares......... Oh. I'm sorry. I dread the day I get that news, It's not far off. I'm worried how I'll handle it. I wish you'd got to have something like this with him. I wish I did with my dad as well. He doesn't seem to want to go do anything with me. He'd rather go with his friends, as it's been since I was a kid. So, Im taking the opportunity to give my son all these things, I wish I'd had.
I enjoy watching all of your videos. I have a question. Why do some bottles crack/break after they've been dug up? You may have addressed this already, but I'm still a newby. Thanks!
Be careful undermining that bank, in 1976 I got buried up to my neck, with a 300 lb. rock across both of my legs resulting in a trip to the emergency room, had a badly sprained bright blue right foot, and bruised both legs, all this happened because the person next to me stuck a shovel into the wrong place caving the bank down on top of me. There is no way to tell if it's about to fall, and will happen when you least expect it, BE CAREFUL, remove the overburden as you dig, unless you are shoring it up as you dig in, too many variables to be considered, even if you are confident in your ability. I have many years experience digging in antique bottle dumps, found the city dump for Ft. Worth, Texas from 1849 to about 1915, and have dug up about 3000 bottles over the years.
Morning breakfast with Brandon & his sidekicks makes for a awesome day 😊 So taking glass from the ground u always want to allow time for it to adjust to the air temperature? ( No matter if hot or cold outside correct?)
I found a coca cola dump site in Washington GA. Hundreds of of the straight sided bottles but virtually every one has a broken lip/top. I'm assuming they intentionally broke to prevent returns. So Ive been cutting them down and making glasses.
Brandon , sorry I'm late . I live by the Noccalula falls and we had a major storm hit us Thursday . I just got power back last night and internet a few hours ago . Lots of major tree damage but luckily no one was hurt .
@@adventurearchaeology Everyone is ok . I've always believed that we never get tornadoes in this part of Alabama . This had to be the closest to one I've seen . The sad part was that Thursday was the first day of the 127 yard sale and a lot of venders lost their tents and most of their inventory and the roads were blocked off by downed trees .
@@adventurearchaeology Thanks for the reply . Everyone is ok , but it sure made a mess with lots of very large trees down blocking roads . The sad part is that Thursday was the first day of the 127 yard sale . It was a disaster for the sellers who lost tents and had inventory damaged .
Why was you told not to dig there? Is it private land? Or is the land maybe contaminated by whatever they were burning there? Cool finds but would love to find out why they didn't want you digging there whoever they are.
Good episode. I don't know how you guys do this in this heat and high humidity. Looks like you hit the jackpot on straight sides. You all take care and again, very good content this morning
Have you ever found any bottles from Arkansas ? The town I live any had a Coca Cola Plant up until about 10 yrs ago. Also had a 7UP plant that closed in the late 70's or early 80's.
When you say weird color, do you think they just had a bad batch of glass or were they short on the right ingredients and went with it? Or was this a common run for them?
Hey Brandon, another great video. Can I rant on how root glass is absolute junk? I had some amber straight sides flash to pieces after being dug for 3 hours. Sitting on my couch resting after digging all day and starting hearing glass pings. Some had already been dug for hours. My dad used to leave root glass in buckets of water for days after digging them. Any thoughts?
We would love to do those as well. Sadly we all work full time jobs unlike most other creators. It makes it difficult to balance both. Maybe one day enough people will comment and subscribe that we can get to a full time status allowing for longer video.
I know that you know what you're doing. I'll never say Brandon don't do this or that; unless it's you not wearing gloves when you should be 😂 Wonderful dig and bottle saves. That last ketchup bottle was a great shape 😮
If this will colapse above you-the one will be death in Minutes -is it so much to put some plaqnks and square timber under it for safety? Sorry came out of business also including digging from time to time but a trench two feet deep, collapsing ,can bring you down!
There used to be a glass dump from way back behind the middle school we went to and my sister started digging day after day and paid her own college from old fish bottels
Good advice about not sticking your head in there. Important, don't go digging like this alone, always have a partner.Sure found out the hard way about those Temperature change cracks. Found a really nice embossed medicine in cool wet soil, placed it on the ground beside me, hot summer day. Actually heard the " tink " when it cracked. 🥲
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Great bottles but the best thing i saw was you and your Dad making a memory together. I would give everything i own to spend one lunch with my Dad. You are bith very blessed to have eachother. God Bless you! Sincerely, Lou.
Going bottle hunting was a family affair for me growing up.
I found a Dodsons liver cure in an old iron mine once. It absolutely blew me away when I realized the bottle was sealed with an intact cork and was really old now I'm hooked on looking for old bottles!
Still waiting to meet up on day!
Great video today Brandon. I always like seeing a cameo from your dad. How special it is to still be able to dig with him. I know you do value those moments. Thanks for taking us along.
I’m glad we still get out together. When he retires I’m sure he will be in a lot more videos!
I appreciate learning the names, dates, colors etc of these bottles from your videos . History is so very interesting and way more fun when you find it in the dirt!! 👍👈
Dirty is always better! Haha
I love that you are able to give us frequent videos. Its a nice way to start my morning. Happy hunting!
I’ve been trying harder to release more videos! Thanks for noticing!
Back in the early 1970's my brother, 2 cousins, and I dug where an outhouse was in 1953.
We found medicine bottles, soda bottles, keys, a license plate, and lots of bits of metal.
We sure created some great memories that week.😊
Julie Garrison
One man's trash is another man's treasure.
Awesome Coke bottles, and love the warped bottle, too! Your videos are always a great start to my morning, take care!
Thanks Abbie!
you find really cool old bottles and stuff, i learn quite a bit every time i watch. I would say you're the authority on bottle digging so if you're digging a hole i'd trust that hole, regardless there are 3 or 4 other people are around. Completely safe. Nobody told Mozart how to compose music, it's the same with anyone saying anything to you about how to dig bottles.
Believing for You and the misses for a new a addition to your family. A little fur baby you can name "Hutch". Has a nice ring to it, come here Hutch. Can help dig!👍
Love that!
Absolutely content and love that you do not spoil everything from the beginning
It would be nice to see the bottles after they have been cleaned up.
Thank you Brandon and friends for the adventure and seeing some beautiful finds ! Take care , stay safe and healthy !
WOW that thumbnail shows a very cool deer blind in the making...... congrats on the Talladega!
Haha it does look like a blind of some sort haha!
@7:47 honestly manboobs are something almost all of the people watching TH-cam these days have, it's not a young generation watching bottle's 🍾 coming out of the ground brotha. And if it is they have been out with there dad's who have manboobs also...
You are right there haha!
neat finds! all the straight sided cokes! so sorry no hutches ! next time, happy hunting
good luck and have fun!
I wish my dad and I had something to do like this!
If he's still around, take advantage of the opportunity, Start doing something like it with him. Places where there use to be houses, ones that are long gone, you can alot of times find stuff like this. I've found a slew of bottles and old stuff in those kind of places.
@@Sublime_1 sadly...he died 50 years ago 😟
@@Whocares......... Oh. I'm sorry. I dread the day I get that news, It's not far off. I'm worried how I'll handle it. I wish you'd got to have something like this with him. I wish I did with my dad as well. He doesn't seem to want to go do anything with me. He'd rather go with his friends, as it's been since I was a kid. So, Im taking the opportunity to give my son all these things, I wish I'd had.
@@Sublime_1 Well done! Make everyday a memorable. ❤️
Awesome bunch of finds fellas!
Awesome to find so many straight sided cokes!
Great video, keep digging there you will find more hutches. Nice perfume at the end.
Fingers crossed!
Wow that’s crazy on how many straight sided cokes you guys pulled out of that dump! Stay cool and hopefully you’ll find that lady’s ring!!!
We hope we can help her find it too!
Diggin’ in the dirt, good times! 💖🇺🇸😎
Great dig ! Thanks for sharing
How about some videos showing some of the cleaned up bottles?
Definitely a great bit of Diggin
Really cool finds!
It would be fun if at the end you should the bottles cleaned up
Thoroughly enjoy the videos. Stay safe and good luck with the hunting
I enjoy watching all of your videos. I have a question. Why do some bottles crack/break after they've been dug up? You may have addressed this already, but I'm still a newby. Thanks!
Be careful undermining that bank, in 1976 I got buried up to my neck, with a 300 lb. rock across both of my legs resulting in a trip to the emergency room, had a badly sprained bright blue right foot, and bruised both legs, all this happened because the person next to me stuck a shovel into the wrong place caving the bank down on top of me. There is no way to tell if it's about to fall, and will happen when you least expect it, BE CAREFUL, remove the overburden as you dig, unless you are shoring it up as you dig in, too many variables to be considered, even if you are confident in your ability. I have many years experience digging in antique bottle dumps, found the city dump for Ft. Worth, Texas from 1849 to about 1915, and have dug up about 3000 bottles over the years.
Always have to stay safe fore sure.
Good dig fellas!
Great dig guys!
Morning breakfast with Brandon & his sidekicks makes for a awesome day 😊 So taking glass from the ground u always want to allow time for it to adjust to the air temperature? ( No matter if hot or cold outside correct?)
Correct!
I found a coca cola dump site in Washington GA. Hundreds of of the straight sided bottles but virtually every one has a broken lip/top. I'm assuming they intentionally broke to prevent returns. So Ive been cutting them down and making glasses.
Most of them are the plain lettering not the fancy style Coca Cola logo lettering.
Awesome dig as always.
Cool finds
Brandon , sorry I'm late . I live by the Noccalula falls and we had a major storm hit us Thursday . I just got power back last night and internet a few hours ago . Lots of major tree damage but luckily no one was hurt .
I hate to hear that! Hope all is well now!
@@adventurearchaeology Everyone is ok . I've always believed that we never get tornadoes in this part of Alabama . This had to be the closest to one I've seen . The sad part was that Thursday was the first day of the 127 yard sale and a lot of venders lost their tents and most of their inventory and the roads were blocked off by downed trees .
@@adventurearchaeology Thanks for the reply . Everyone is ok , but it sure made a mess with lots of very large trees down blocking roads . The sad part is that Thursday was the first day of the 127 yard sale . It was a disaster for the sellers who lost tents and had inventory damaged .
Cool finds 😎!!!
Dang bunch of cokes 👊✌🍀
You got that right!
Why was you told not to dig there? Is it private land? Or is the land maybe contaminated by whatever they were burning there? Cool finds but would love to find out why they didn't want you digging there whoever they are.
The video answers the question 🤷
10:45 👍
Wow awesome dig. Love the cokes!
I saw an old episode of American Pickers this week. They were talking about Hutchinson bottles. And other bottles.
I haven’t seen that episode!
I saw that episode also at the first Dr. Pepper bottling in Texas
Those American Pickers are grave robbers. They pay small amounts of money then triple the price. Scum.
My one and only straight side shoulder script was a surface find and is amethyst purple in color.
The surface bottles are special surviving the elements for years!
Good episode. I don't know how you guys do this in this heat and high humidity. Looks like you hit the jackpot on straight sides. You all take care and again, very good content this morning
It definitely is a labor of love in this heat!
Will you please share what the hutch was and how it looks? Thanks.
I believe Randy shared it in our Facebook Group “Adventure Archaeology Antique Bottle Group”.
@@adventurearchaeology I don’t use FB.
Where's Clayton?Haven't seen him in a video in a long time.
He’s been on a internship in Atlanta. He should be in next weeks video hopefully!
Why would they crack after being dug up?
Love to see you guys tear into some privys someday Brandon
I was hoping to see that atypical color bottled cleaned up & with better lighting!
Wasn’t mine to clean sadly. Randy may share a picture eventually!
@@adventurearchaeology I'll cross my fingers for a future report!
I need to put it in a soak. Regular scrub didn't help much
@@RandyWilkerson-re2mqI’ll tumble it for you!
Have you ever found any bottles from Arkansas ? The town I live any had a Coca Cola Plant up until about 10 yrs ago. Also had a 7UP plant that closed in the late 70's or early 80's.
Hmmm not that I can recall!
What town are you referring to? I am from Arkansas
Morrilton Arkansas
@@christinewalley6829 Morrilton Arkansas
@@marklove6385I'm from Morrilton, now I'm in OKC. I still have family in Plumerville, and friends in Conway
When you say weird color, do you think they just had a bad batch of glass or were they short on the right ingredients and went with it? Or was this a common run for them?
Honestly not sure. Possibly a transition between amber glass and aqua giving it an olive tint?
Hey Brandon I bought a bottle at a yardsale yesterday it says Gerts bottling works nashville tn do you no anything about it
Killer bottles yall are definitely in a good spot I'd love to dig some of those some day
Awesome finds
Hey Brandon, another great video. Can I rant on how root glass is absolute junk? I had some amber straight sides flash to pieces after being dug for 3 hours. Sitting on my couch resting after digging all day and starting hearing glass pings. Some had already been dug for hours. My dad used to leave root glass in buckets of water for days after digging them. Any thoughts?
I wish I could attach pictures. To comments, lol.
That looks to hot for this northern boy. Thanks for doing the hard work!
I would love to see a few 30 minute videos...hint, hint
We would love to do those as well. Sadly we all work full time jobs unlike most other creators. It makes it difficult to balance both. Maybe one day enough people will comment and subscribe that we can get to a full time status allowing for longer video.
Nice finds!
Thanks!
Ok i whisked but awesome love this sweet
Whistled sorry
I know that you know what you're doing.
I'll never say Brandon don't do this or that; unless it's you not wearing gloves when you should be 😂
Wonderful dig and bottle saves.
That last ketchup bottle was a great shape 😮
I need a spot like that in texas
👍🙏>>>💚~~~thank you
Whitle at Randy for me please. 😮❤
lol
"Randy doesn't wear a shirt" TPB
You found my liver tonic!
Cool . They told yall to never go in there so...what if I told yall to never give me money ? :O)
If this will colapse above you-the one will be death in Minutes -is it so much to put some plaqnks and square timber under it for safety? Sorry came out of business also including digging from time to time but a trench two feet deep, collapsing ,can bring you down!
Trench’s are different than round holes. Arches support so do the roots and metal. Much different than regular soil.
Who’s they?
The video answers the question 🤦♂️
imagine if you found the original cocaine ingredients ...ooo
♥
kool
That is funny
Are you going to be at the vintage bike festival at Barber with that old Kawasaki?
Is it in October? I forget the days!
@@adventurearchaeology Yes...Oct. 6-8th I hope to be there...my dad and bro in law have been going since the first one...
@@MrInfield420 We’re going to be on the road a lot in October filming but we may can catch a few hours to go look! Thanks for reminding me!
@@adventurearchaeology hope to meet you one day! Just up the road in North Alabama...
Was this location an old dump or something?
It was!
What is a hutch you never tell anybody let us in on the secret
@@johnmakin4337 It’s short for Hutchinson.
make no sence those bottle not broken cost around 30 000 usd each xD they said
Why’d they tell you to never go there?
The video says why?
Oisin should pay Ratso
1916 thats bottle brother wtf
to 2023
YEP
love our southern accents............forever.................trump 24............make no mistake.......
There used to be a glass dump from way back behind the middle school we went to and my sister started digging day after day and paid her own college from old fish bottels
Good advice about not sticking your head in there. Important, don't go digging like this alone, always have a partner.Sure found out the hard way about those Temperature change cracks. Found a really nice embossed medicine in cool wet soil, placed it on the ground beside me, hot summer day. Actually heard the " tink " when it cracked. 🥲