Going in for oral surgery this morning to have my wisdom teeth removed. I may not be responding to comments for a couple days! Thanks everyone for watching! *** And for the folks that will comment about the backhoe the brakes are shot haha hence why the tires turning.
An old bottle hunter told me all his best spots down here in and around San Antonio Texas. I just moved down here and I am so lucky and thankful for him sharing his knowledge with me
Can I come next time plz?? I had a great time watching? I want to be there! Hope you aren’t to sore after your surgery but do what the Dr. says. Tell you wife the item she was doing for my mom is no life needed. Life changes! ♥️ I would follow up on that mine. EA will dig!! 😬😂😂
Scales for weighing sugar and other ingredients. It would have hung from a hook in the wall or ceiling. the weights hung on one arm and the bag of sugar on the other. Had nose surgery and wisdom teeth removed. Been there! Be well.
Hi Brandon been there done that on the wisdom teeth. Hope you feel better soon. No worries about replying, it’s all good. Thanks for this video. Joyce ❤️🇺🇸🙏
Good morning Brandon! I ask you a few weeks ago what kind of metal detector is good for a beginner and you answered immediately which was really nice of you! I can't wait to use it there was a house on our property that was built in 1899 it has been torn down, but I know where it was so that is the first place I am going to metal detect around! I absolutely love your channel my husband Frank has even got into it! Thank you for a great channel! Patricia Gambino Harrington
Alot of real cool bottles Brandon. Love your channel and content. I look forward to your videos. Thanks for sharing awesome video. God bless Dave blackburn
Appreciate your keeping the old soda bottles with the top broken off, and making a drinking glass!!! That's a great idea... To think, our great great grandparents trash is a treasure these days...🕊️🌹 PS.Praying y'all guys will be successful and get a fair return for your hard work...🙏☝️💰
I keep a bucket of cool water and put my bottles in seems to keep pining and cracking to a minimal. All the bottles i find are ROOT so they are weak glass. Awesome bottles. Thanks for sharing
Digging up or finding old stuff is cool. Doesn't matter what it is, if somebody makes a video about it, I'm probably going to watch it. I inadvertently learn stuff too. lol
OUCH! I've had both of those surgeries! Take good care of each other! If I had to choose? I'd have to say the nose surgery was more painful!! Thanks for taking us with you!! Prayers for your speedy recoveries!!
That was a really nice come back video. You take care of yourself and your family, we will all be here waiting for the next video. You’ve given us the bottle bug too.
What a haul, y’all did great! Gonna be exciting to see what else comes out of the ground at this location. Congrats! Good luck with all the surgeries as well!
Awesome adventure Brandon. Hope you fair better than I did with my wisdom teeth. After having them removed, I had a hard time opening my mouth. I could open it to eat smaller foods with a fork or spoon but something like a sandwich or burger, I couldn't do it. It took a couple weeks but that got better. Again, I think you're channel is awesome. Best wishes from East Tennessee and I hope you and your wife get well soon.
We have some of "That terrible glass", I found a whole one hutch, "Aiea Soda Works". It's badly cracked but complete. They only existed in 1902 then became 'Ewa Bottling Works, our more common Hutch. I've dug about 4 of them out here and one in Town. I've some receipts for the repair of a Kissell Kar truck that belonged to the Tanimoto Store. In Town I dug the brass builder's plate for a 1909 Kissell Kar. A 3 cyl. 40 hp., the 871sr onw built. The company folded in 1931.
I think those pieces of iron you found are hames. They go on the collar of a draught horse and the rest of the leathers for the cart are attached to the collar also the reins are treaded through. You have heard of the expression "making a hames of it".
Just had one of mine pulled about a month ago was awake though all in all not bad he did a good job just a little sore hope yours goes /went well. I am 45 so it was weird getting used to eating without it on that side .
Going to the dentist is never fun especially having wisdom teeth pulled they give me nitrous oxide gas and I had no problems I had all four of my wisdom teeth pulled at the same time and two were impacted that had to be chiseled out after they was done I went out and got something to eat still no pain.
Cottonmouth snakes are "venomous" and are not aggressive. They simply want to be left alone. That one probably spit that little catfish out so it could make a hasty retreat to cover.
What was the date on that bottle from Vernon Bottle Works? I'm from Leesville, LA., which is the parish seat of Vernon Parish. I have never heard of Vernon Bottle Works until now! Leesville wasn't incorporated until 1900.
@@adventurearchaeology From what I have gathered so far Vernon Bottle Works was incorporated in 1921 and dissolved in 1936. So it was only an active bottling company for about 15 years I'm guessing. They may have reincorporated under a different name but probably only bottled under Vernon Bottling Company for that short time. That may be a rare bottle! Now I've got to figure out where that place was! 😆
my cola and koka lulu?? Some of us watching have no idea what you are talking about. Dont forget to explain to us more about the bottles please and why you want them. I know it is soda and that's it.
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Going in for oral surgery this morning to have my wisdom teeth removed. I may not be responding to comments for a couple days! Thanks everyone for watching! *** And for the folks that will comment about the backhoe the brakes are shot haha hence why the tires turning.
Well I hope everything goes well for you Brandon! Glad you found some great bottles, hearing your expressions really make my day more enjoyable!!
God bless, I had mine taken out at 26 as a young Marine. 👍👍👍👍👍❤️🇺🇸
Good luck with the dental surgery. Been there, done that.
So quick question...how do y'all decide, on group digs
, who gets what? 🤔😁
Hope you get to feeling better soon.
Fast healing on the wisdom teeth. My jaws locked shut for a week or so when I got mine out. Watch out for dry socket.
An old bottle hunter told me all his best spots down here in and around San Antonio Texas. I just moved down here and I am so lucky and thankful for him sharing his knowledge with me
What a boatload of sodas, Brandon! I hope you recover well from your dental surgery, and I hope your wife is healing well!💖
Dude… that’s great! 😎
Praying for a speedy recovery 💚
Can I come next time plz?? I had a great time watching? I want to be there! Hope you aren’t to sore after your surgery but do what the Dr. says. Tell you wife the item she was doing for my mom is no life needed. Life changes! ♥️ I would follow up on that mine. EA will dig!! 😬😂😂
Scales for weighing sugar and other ingredients. It would have hung from a hook in the wall or ceiling. the weights hung on one arm and the bag of sugar on the other. Had nose surgery and wisdom teeth removed. Been there! Be well.
Great place. Hope all is well with you and your wife!!
Fantastic bottle finds! 😎😎
You guys are so lucky, congratulations on those cool finds and you channel is educational. 👍👍👍👍👍❤️🇺🇸
Loving the videos! Spartanburg creeks are calling my name
Great video love looking at the old bottles and in search of old bottles
I have been waiting for what it feels like forever for this video!!!!Amazing!!!!
Great find …. Congratulations…… yeah I just had a tooth pulled seems like it’s always something…. Good luck in your future adventures
I hope the best for your surgery 🙏
Hit the Jack pot you did. Amazing to find that many bottles in someone’s back yard. That’s pretty cool. Good luck at the dentist. ♥️😊👍👍👍
Thanks for taking us along on another adventure 👍
Hi Brandon been there done that on the wisdom teeth. Hope you feel better soon. No worries about replying, it’s all good. Thanks for this video. Joyce ❤️🇺🇸🙏
Good morning Brandon! I ask you a few weeks ago what kind of metal detector is good for a beginner and you answered immediately which was really nice of you! I can't wait to use it there was a house on our property that was built in 1899 it has been torn down, but I know where it was so that is the first place I am going to metal detect around! I absolutely love your channel my husband Frank has even got into it! Thank you for a great channel! Patricia Gambino Harrington
well you guys hit the motherload beautiful bottles
Those are probably hames (harnesses) from a pony cart.
too cool 💕👵
Alot of real cool bottles Brandon. Love your channel and content. I look forward to your videos. Thanks for sharing awesome video. God bless Dave blackburn
Appreciate your keeping the old soda bottles with the top broken off, and making a drinking glass!!!
That's a great idea...
To think, our great great grandparents trash is a treasure these days...🕊️🌹
PS.Praying y'all guys will be successful and get a fair return for your hard work...🙏☝️💰
Fast recovery for you both... another excellent video ❤️❤️❤️
I keep a bucket of cool water and put my bottles in seems to keep pining and cracking to a minimal. All the bottles i find are ROOT so they are weak glass. Awesome bottles. Thanks for sharing
Great place to dig , praying for your family ! Stay safe !
Love the History Love your videos thank you so much for sharing this was so cool stepping back in time 😁😁😁😁💟💟💟💟
I don't know much about bottles but good thing is you learn as you research. My permissions are mainly 1800s to 1900s homesteads
Digging up or finding old stuff is cool. Doesn't matter what it is, if somebody makes a video about it, I'm probably going to watch it. I inadvertently learn stuff too. lol
I find stuff like that all the time and old dumps I figured it was some kind of horse tackle harness type stuff
OUCH! I've had both of those surgeries! Take good care of each other! If I had to choose? I'd have to say the nose surgery was more painful!! Thanks for taking us with you!! Prayers for your speedy recoveries!!
That was a really nice come back video. You take care of yourself and your family, we will all be here waiting for the next video. You’ve given us the bottle bug too.
Great video, that is a great place for bottles.
Good luck with all your medical endeavors! Looking forward to the new videos.
Great site. Good luck with your teeth. Hope your wife is doing well..✌❤❤
Nice hunt, Brandon! Good luck to you on your dental work. Looking forward to your next video!! Take care, be safe and God bless!
What a haul, y’all did great! Gonna be exciting to see what else comes out of the ground at this location. Congrats! Good luck with all the surgeries as well!
Hope you & the Mrs. are doing better. Be well!
I had a wisdom tooth butchered at Ft. Knox in 1967. This location is a great find.
Some nice sodas this week Brandon! I can't wait to see what else you guys find out there. Happy hunting and be well
Awesome adventure Brandon. Hope you fair better than I did with my wisdom teeth. After having them removed, I had a hard time opening my mouth. I could open it to eat smaller foods with a fork or spoon but something like a sandwich or burger, I couldn't do it. It took a couple weeks but that got better. Again, I think you're channel is awesome. Best wishes from East Tennessee and I hope you and your wife get well soon.
My dad took mine out when I was 12 & had me chew bubble gum to stretch my jaws...he was an excellent oral surgeon & I had not one problem. Miss him...
Praying for you, don't worry about replies . Get through this first. Great video
I hope you both heal quick. Nice bottles.
Great hoard. Good luck to you on your chomper removal.
Much respect am a supporter of your awesome channel love history and archeology
Awesome finds guys. What a load of awesome bottles. Now what would be really cool is to use the backhoe an dig up the old truck. Great video. 😁👍👍
Incredible!!
Anyone want to come dig in polk county tx I’ve been finding some old stuff off an old wagon trail in front of my home
VERY NICE I LOVE THOSE CULL DUMPS
We have some of "That terrible glass", I found a whole one hutch, "Aiea Soda Works". It's badly cracked but complete. They only existed in 1902 then became 'Ewa Bottling Works, our more common Hutch. I've dug about 4 of them out here and one in Town. I've some receipts for the repair of a Kissell Kar truck that belonged to the Tanimoto Store. In Town I dug the brass builder's plate for a 1909 Kissell Kar. A 3 cyl. 40 hp., the 871sr onw built. The company folded in 1931.
Dang you guys found the honey hole 🕳
Hey man that bottle from Leesville bottle works is my home town! I remember that place.
I think those pieces of iron you found are hames. They go on the collar of a draught horse and the rest of the leathers for the cart are attached to the collar also the reins are treaded through. You have heard of the expression "making a hames of it".
Right around 7:03, you ask about those long metal pieces with the holes on top. Those are hand-held scales. I found a similar one, with two weights.
Dude ! You're doing so well ! Congrats 👍👍
Those cottonmouths are fast too, I’d be running out of there so fast 😂
Get well soon to you and your wife.
I would like to buy your drinking glasses, but how??
Keep giving us the awesome content!!!! Thanks!
I did an old trash site at a 1920’s house in it I found a Coca Cola bottle in perfect condition from Bluefield West Virginia.
Just saw this video...the two iron pieces you found are horse or cob
buggy hames. Smaller than draft size.
My dad collected soda bottles, if you would want them. There is also old bottle crates.
enjoyed watching the video well done on the finds
awesome
Nice bottles!
incredible finds buddy!
Nice haul
Big score
The two pieces of medal you found is an old cow stantion. It locked the cow in the stantion so she can be milked
I think the metal pieces went together and are tongs to pick up ice blocks.
Welcome back
I thank those 2 mystery items. Go on ⚖ scales . But not real sher. What great day 👍.
The metal pieces are Hames from a horse collar. Maybe a pony collar.
Just had one of mine pulled about a month ago was awake though all in all not bad he did a good job just a little sore hope yours goes /went well. I am 45 so it was weird getting used to eating without it on that side .
My husband said those are for a old plow.
good luck 👍
I had found the same object years ago and just seen that its an equestrian tack horse hames for working along side a horse
Going to the dentist is never fun especially having wisdom teeth pulled they give me nitrous oxide gas and I had no problems I had all four of my wisdom teeth pulled at the same time and two were impacted that had to be chiseled out after they was done I went out and got something to eat still no pain.
Sweet
Brandon I bet that mine is full of treasures!
♥
Are they hames for a dog cart (favoured Victorian kiddy thing).
Open up the mine
That looks like a real honey hole!!!
Brookside. Don't get pulled over by the cops there.
No doubt!
Cottonmouth snakes are "venomous" and are not aggressive. They simply want to be left alone. That one probably spit that little catfish out so it could make a hasty retreat to cover.
New discovered...1875 harold club reno ezra brooks dice shaped bottle
6:45 maybe cotton scale arm's !!!!! ? 😕
Are you going to list soma bottles from this haul on ebay?
What kind of soda is Ryola? Just wondering if it is similar to Coke?
Here's how I remember venomous vs. poisonous -- if it bites me and I die, it's venomous; if I bite it and I die, it's poisonous.
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I have about 80 cellar holes to explore , hit 1 and was full of old bottles from late 1800s actually gave it on video 📹
Awesome!
@@adventurearchaeology tyvm
I bet your wife looks like she’s been in a fight.. lol 😂 you’ll be feeling it too. Take care, see you soon
What was the date on that bottle from Vernon Bottle Works? I'm from Leesville, LA., which is the parish seat of Vernon Parish. I have never heard of Vernon Bottle Works until now! Leesville wasn't incorporated until 1900.
Probably around 1910-1918
@@adventurearchaeology From what I have gathered so far Vernon Bottle Works was incorporated in 1921 and dissolved in 1936. So it was only an active bottling company for about 15 years I'm guessing. They may have reincorporated under a different name but probably only bottled under Vernon Bottling Company for that short time. That may be a rare bottle! Now I've got to figure out where that place was! 😆
What’s up with all of the drinks named “olas”?
buggy seat frame?
Scales I think
my cola and koka lulu?? Some of us watching have no idea what you are talking about. Dont forget to explain to us more about the bottles please and why you want them. I know it is soda and that's it.
Sorry I have missed several videos.. new phone..not sure which email is attached to what