I was just typing a comment about how I love these little peaks into history, especially in other countries (German here). But then you found that Barylla bottle and now I need to google. That’s my sister’s married name.
Great old Bottles and as You said - its so nice to find whole Bottles ! You Three had a Blast walking the Creeks ! Lovely Video and many Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
Have you’ll ever thought about taking a handful of those little flags on stiff wire with you’ll? You could stick them in the ground where you leave some of the bottles. How do you keep up with what you have left to pick back up later? I’m new to your channel and really have been enjoying it
Love the vids! Thanks for sharing your hobby! Wonder if you could take shorter broken bottles that you can’t cut into whiskey glasses and turn them into jewelry holders? Just a thought just the bottoms with about a 1 or 2” lip. Keep up the good content
Being as I send these off and pay to have them cut I have to think about the resale side. Not sure the sale price would cover my cost on anything other than what I am doing. But J may try a few to see.
Thanks for the video Brandon congratulations 🎊 on being married. Not been on your channel for a while. Some great finds there love the coke bottle for a drinking glass. Nice perfume bottle for your wife, and a beautiful wine bottle for your mate. Take care you all!!😎🦆🦆🦆🦆🇬🇧🇺🇦💚
I just love it when you find all kinds of different n cool items. I know your looking for bottles but the finds are just as good. Hope you guys checked your feet n legs before heading home LOL. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍
I found a big Hood's in '19. Round bottoms are usually ginger ale. They often have "Irish" markings as Ginger ale is reputed to be invented in Belfast. I have a Hutch from Belfast Ginger Ale Co. San Fran. They get dug here often. I found a great old can in a can up in Nevada "Belfast Orange Drink" from about 1954. "Since 1877". I found a broken Simmons Liver Regulator from Macon Georgia here. I bought a whole one from a bottle club guy there, where they aren't rare. I also found an Irish Moss cough cure from New Zealand. Alas all the Hawaiian marble sodas were broke, and three from Los Angeles too.
That 50’s, 60’s bottle that had the leech on it, can those have air bubbles in the glass? The very first bottle I picked a few months ago was a clear bottle with the same type of top but it also has air bubbles all throughout the glass. I was wondering if it could be older than 50s-60s? I also want to thank you for getting me into bottle collecting. I bought a metal detector last year and stumbled upon your channel and now I’ve been bottle hunting. I’ve done research and located the old local town dump and been out there quite a bit. I’ve not found anything as old as what you guys are finding but Im soldiering on till I find that old pre- 1915 bottle. I did find an old clear bluish green insulator with air bubbles but right now it’s mainly been small 40s type bottles and a few mason jar lids and a lot of broken bottles but I know the old stuff is in there. Wish me luck.
@@gageb4476 that’s what I thought. These bubbles are over the entire bottle but they are not big. The biggest bubble is the size of screwhead. The glass even looks wavy. It’s embossed with a grapevine on top and on the bottom but the seam does go all the way to the top but the screw top even has small air bubbles in it. I’m really confused with this one but I don’t have no where near the experience with bottles that most of y’all do
@@wvbygraceofgod5508 I'm 17, I just got into the hobby when I was very young (before I was 9 or 10) and I started collecting from there, I have learned so much. I recommend watching Southern Searcher because he usually gives a lot of information when he digs them. Also look up bottles that are local to you online and get to know them!
You want a REAL blood thirsty monster? Then just keep creek hunt'n without protective gear. Yyou have a scratch or a scab on any prat of your body that's gonna get wet then your opening yourself up to possible flesh eating bacteria. That includes fresh and back bay waters, a clam hunter in NJ just died last year from that stuff. I been bottle hunting since the 70's so good hunting and play it safe.
WHY IS THERE SO MANY KETCHUP BOTTLES?!?! 😂😂 I’ve probably dug 300 whole bottles (not necessarily collectible) and probably 200 of them are ketchup!!!! WHY?????? 😂😂😂 It’s probably not 200 but it’s a shiz pile!!
Hears an idea for broken bottles that are to small for a drinking glass, you could turn them into drinking coasters or trinket trays. Just a thought
That was a fun hunt,great video my friend 😀👍
I was just typing a comment about how I love these little peaks into history, especially in other countries (German here). But then you found that Barylla bottle and now I need to google. That’s my sister’s married name.
Great old Bottles and as You said - its so nice to find whole Bottles ! You Three had a Blast walking the Creeks ! Lovely Video and many Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
Another way I've seen bottle necks used is salt n pepper shakers. You can find pretty cool supplies at the hobby store.
I need one of those handles to repair my jug. Awesome find
Great finds enjoyed the video
That was hella fun!!! Thanx.
I'm really enjoying your videos and finds👍
That "T" handle relic looks to be a boat drain plug. Great finds.
fixed to a wall 1890s bulls eye lamp holder...........
Enjoyed the video. Nice finds!
Beautiful day to be in a creek!
Have you’ll ever thought about taking a handful of those little flags on stiff wire with you’ll? You could stick them in the ground where you leave some of the bottles. How do you keep up with what you have left to pick back up later? I’m new to your channel and really have been enjoying it
12.20 Is a carriage step.
That's what I thought too. Came here to see if anybody else had said that already.
You seem to be right! Time to head back with the metal detector!
Nice Mudlarking on finding old Bottles I'm your Adventure
A few nice finds on the day Brandon. That perfume bottle is wicked nice. So is the eagle piece. Happy hunting and be well
Nice hunt Brandon! Now, double check for those leeches!!!! Take care, be safe and God bless!
I thought the buggy step was the find of the day!
Awesome finds guys , great creek , may want to find the old home places and privy dig or at at least check em out . Thanks for sharing video with us !
Love the vids! Thanks for sharing your hobby! Wonder if you could take shorter broken bottles that you can’t cut into whiskey glasses and turn them into jewelry holders? Just a thought just the bottoms with about a 1 or 2” lip. Keep up the good content
Mudpies does this, and sells them as tealight holders, they’re quite cute if the bottle works for it
Being as I send these off and pay to have them cut I have to think about the resale side. Not sure the sale price would cover my cost on anything other than what I am doing. But J may try a few to see.
Sweet finds y'all👍💞👍
Do you ever post a video with your finds cleaned?
That gaudy glass you found is actually a dessert bowl. 🍨
Y’all had a few good finds and made another video that’s fun to watch! Enjoyed it!
I love to watch your channel. I love antiques and the fact you find them in the wild is awesome.
Hey guys! Greetings from Fargo, ND. Love all the bottles and other things you guys find. Thanks for sharing!!!
Nothing like going out with the family and finding. Treasure..❤️
Thanks for the video Brandon congratulations 🎊 on being married. Not been on your channel for a while. Some great finds there love the coke bottle for a drinking glass. Nice perfume bottle for your wife, and a beautiful wine bottle for your mate. Take care you all!!😎🦆🦆🦆🦆🇬🇧🇺🇦💚
The last remaining Survivor contestants searching for the immunity idol 😝 cheers Brandon 🍻
I just love it when you find all kinds of different n cool items. I know your looking for bottles but the finds are just as good.
Hope you guys checked your feet n legs before heading home LOL. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍
We definitely did!
Nice eagle metal
They can be in just about any body of water. I've seen them in creeks that I thought were way too cold.
Great finds! I would love to find one of those old straight side Coke bottles up this way. Thanks for sharing!
Yep, the leeches would have been a turnoff for me! Nice bottles tho.
Always a fun exciting adventure ❤️ Thanks Brandon
I found a big Hood's in '19. Round bottoms are usually ginger ale. They often have "Irish" markings as Ginger ale is reputed to be invented in Belfast. I have a Hutch from Belfast Ginger Ale Co. San Fran. They get dug here often. I found a great old can in a can up in Nevada "Belfast Orange Drink" from about 1954. "Since 1877". I found a broken Simmons Liver Regulator from Macon Georgia here. I bought a whole one from a bottle club guy there, where they aren't rare. I also found an Irish Moss cough cure from New Zealand. Alas all the Hawaiian marble sodas were broke, and three from Los Angeles too.
I think one of the best finds was your sweet lady's perfume bottle! Nice meds today, Brandon!💖
Nice
Awesome finds 👏
Yall find any arrowheads? Fun stuff to.
kool video
Great Video , Stay Safe !!
Speaking of Leaches: If you ever stumble across a "Blood Letting porcelain bowl" you've hit the peruviol JACKPOT !
Man I saw a huge leech yesterday in the creek too, I sent mine to heaven…😗
Haha I don’t blame you one bit!
The relic you showed at the end could be a gas tap or possibly a spigot that a cord from a blind was tied around to keep it open.
Hey Brandon go to 1836 in the video and look how all the big stones are in a line like a sidewalk.
That odd shaped metal piece looked like a buggy step.
I think you’re right!
Yes Sir👍🏻
Hi guys,love your videos❤🙏
Thanks so much Lisa!
The thing with the eagle looks like a beer bottle opener. The bottom looks like a claw.
the broken bottle tops with the neck could be made into candle holders.....
Have you seen the movie "THE AFRICAN QUEEN"? Great movie (there's phobias for the two characters, hers is the mosquitos, his are the leeches!)
I have not but this definitely unlocked a new phobia for me haha
Check that creek for arrowheads!
We were looking closely! May have found a nut rock!
@@adventurearchaeology haha we call em nutting stones up here in pa 😂
@@eastcoastlithics Lol there is definitely a joke in this scenario someplace…..
I think that pedal may be a Model T or horse drawn carriage side step.
You Got To Get That Girl A Finds Bag. LOL Or Get You A Biger One.
No doubt 🤪
The T handle is from a hot water bottle. It's the stopper.
maybe make the extra short ones into ashtrays
The cut glass looks pretty tumbled/frosty - would be pretty pendant pieces.
In Ohio we used jewel weed sap as a cure for poison ivy.. Works great.....
Gah, leaches! Great finds though. 🙂
Yah they suck…… literally haha
@@adventurearchaeology Hah. 😆
I found one of those caps the other day, but it said "vacuum seal" think it was also white crown.
FURNITURE PIECE‼️‼️‼️
The rake has grown on you
This woman is fun...
Not sure but can’t some of that glass contain high levels of lead? I’m wonder how safe using them as whiskey glasses etc.
You finding all these Jasper's you in my area whereabouts you at what community
Metal piece is a buggy step.
You seem to be right!
Have you ever thought of making a chess board out of bottle tops?
Great finds, the leech wasn't. I hope yall didn't get any of those on you.
Whotmore shoe polish 30)40s
Looks like fun - why is there so much debris in the middle of nowhere?
There was a booming mine town here 100 years ago!
Dublin bottle is very likely a Cantrell and Cochrane bottle
Awesome! I was wondering!
If a leech wigs you out stay out of the stagnant water. Didn’t you ever have to read the Old Leech Gatherer by Wordsworth in high school English?
Never did!
Do you have a whole straight side coke from Birmingham with the block letters, like the one you found today?
I do with some fisheyes but it’s in one piece haha
@@adventurearchaeology some of my old bottles have a few fisheyes. It makes the rare bottles more affordable for sure.
Your wife is the queen of whisky tops
That she is!
That 50’s, 60’s bottle that had the leech on it, can those have air bubbles in the glass? The very first bottle I picked a few months ago was a clear bottle with the same type of top but it also has air bubbles all throughout the glass. I was wondering if it could be older than 50s-60s? I also want to thank you for getting me into bottle collecting. I bought a metal detector last year and stumbled upon your channel and now I’ve been bottle hunting. I’ve done research and located the old local town dump and been out there quite a bit. I’ve not found anything as old as what you guys are finding but Im soldiering on till I find that old pre- 1915 bottle. I did find an old clear bluish green insulator with air bubbles but right now it’s mainly been small 40s type bottles and a few mason jar lids and a lot of broken bottles but I know the old stuff is in there. Wish me luck.
Not usually, a bubble or two is different but consistently having bubbles in glass is a telltale sign of it being old
@@gageb4476 that’s what I thought. These bubbles are over the entire bottle but they are not big. The biggest bubble is the size of screwhead. The glass even looks wavy. It’s embossed with a grapevine on top and on the bottom but the seam does go all the way to the top but the screw top even has small air bubbles in it. I’m really confused with this one but I don’t have no where near the experience with bottles that most of y’all do
@@wvbygraceofgod5508 I'm 17, I just got into the hobby when I was very young (before I was 9 or 10) and I started collecting from there, I have learned so much. I recommend watching Southern Searcher because he usually gives a lot of information when he digs them. Also look up bottles that are local to you online and get to know them!
@@gageb4476 I’ll check him out. Thanks for the info
@@wvbygraceofgod5508 Yup Yup!
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Didn't anyone drink beer in Alabama back in the day?
looks like the went right to the whisky
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Respectfully I’d like to give a compliment to your wife that is very beautiful in creeking cloths. She seems like a sweetheart
Thank you so much!
salt for the leaches
You want a REAL blood thirsty monster? Then just keep creek hunt'n without protective gear. Yyou have a scratch or a scab on any prat of your body that's gonna get wet then your opening yourself up to possible flesh eating bacteria. That includes fresh and back bay waters, a clam hunter in NJ just died last year from that stuff. I been bottle hunting since the 70's so good hunting and play it safe.
1/1000000 but always a possibility
calomine lotion tonight............
WHY IS THERE SO MANY KETCHUP BOTTLES?!?! 😂😂
I’ve probably dug 300 whole bottles (not necessarily collectible) and probably 200 of them are ketchup!!!! WHY?????? 😂😂😂
It’s probably not 200 but it’s a shiz pile!!
You ever keep the bottle tops and turn them into guitar slides ? Just an idea....
Some people do that, a certain bottle they actually made is used as a guitar slide but I cant remember what they call it
Sure do!