Brandon you gotta see this. Digging Over Thirty Hutchinson Bottles FULL OF ORIGINAL CONTENTS...... Parlor City Pickers & Diggers. Is their channel name. Uploaded Feb.21. You'll love it it's awesome. Unless you already seen it.👍👊🇺🇸
Awesome video, I remember hearing the rumor and waiting for the video. They wanted to make sure the site was cleaned out before showing the video so looters wouldn't destroy the site. Awesome video. 👍
Mudlarking the river Thames is a dream sister vacation. Would love to see your wife making her jewelry. I just put 2 five gallon buckets of creek glass in the dumpster. I kept the textured and colored glass.
The National Remedy Company was located in New York City at 115 Fulton St. in 1912. It was started about 1884. They were proprietors of a number of products which did fairly well on the national market. One of these was called Japanese Oil (1904). The Name was later changed to En-Ar-Co Oil (1912-1933+). They also were proprietors of Herbert's Tonic Extract of Cod Liver Oil, a malaria medicine, Ascariden (1912-1933). The bottles retaining their embossing even after the change to a screw top which is somewhat unusual. The company was still in business in 1974. The name National En-Ar-Co was used as the brand name for a lubricating oil beginning in 1941.
Hi Brandon my dream treasure hunts would be hangout with the Lagina brothers on Oak Island or go creek walking or dump digging with you or go meatal detecting with the Quarter Hoarder
I love Gettysburg so that's where I would love to treasure hunt!I have a old creek that had homesteads and mines just like the one you are in by my house so guess what I will be doing!Lol!
Probably sounds cheesy, but I just want to travel to find me! I always feel like I'm stuck wherever everyone else wants to be, I want to find where I want to be!
You will always be my favorite bottle digger, mudlarking and crick combing channel period, your one of the first I stumbled across here on TH-cam and Facebook and for the last year, I have enjoyed every adventure you have been on and binged watched your older videos, thank you for being Great and teaching alot of us how to preserve, unearth the beauty of History/relics/bottles, it does mean alot to me 😁
Any where to hunt for treasures??? I agree....there are areas in Virginia that I would love to have been the first to hunt for civil war relics. I did hunt northern Virginia back on the late 70's and into the early 90's and did find some great relics before those sites were put off limits due to housing projects and certain battlefields being expanded. Oh to have been one of the real old timers who hunted back in the 60's and dug 40+ buckles (true story on that)! Nice video Brandon! Take care, be safe and God bless!
On the subject of marbles, I have a can of marbles that I'm told may have some value, are there any collectors or experts here? I'd love to know what I have and maybe sell some of them
Do a how-to video on, "how to find a beautiful wife that will go creek hunting with you" 😁 I'm thinking I need to move away from the big city and find myself a country girl.
Brandon it looks like you and your wife enjoy walking the creeks together. You each have your own niche, but it brings y'all back to saving history. Sweet... Take care out there in the rivers. ✌
My Uncle's backyard lol he has what we think is a Pre-Civil War trash pit. He is located south of Richmond Virginia. Still hope to get back there some time later this year or next. Just need life to calm down.
Gosh that is a tricky question.... anywhere and everywhere... I like saving any history of any kind. But yes... the Civil War sites would be awesome to detect. I would even give it back to Virginia.
3 whole Bottles and pretty colored Glass ! We love that old Brick ! Another very nice Walk down the Creek ! Great Video and Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
I would love to go to London and mudlark in the Thames, find tons of Tudor era pins, a Victorian ceramic inkwell (pork pie), a Charles I rose farthing, etc...
I would love to get a chance to dig the land where my grandparents lived in Hampton, Tennessee. Showing my dad what was found and listening to the stories would be priceless. Sadly the church down the hill bought it and had a bunch of fill brought in to make a small park. It would be down a ways.
I would go to England to go mudlarking bottles and whatever else I can find! In the videos I've seen, they find awesome things and the age of the items is incredible!
I took a 1860's map of Virginia where Civil War battles & camps site were. Traced them then put it over today's Virginia map. I was able to find areas that are not protected & was able to do metal detecting. This was in the early 1990's. Loved your video ❤️❤️❤️
For my treasure hunt, it would have to be a fossil hunt on one of the beaches known for it in the UK. My daughter did one with school and found an ammonite. We took it to get it professionally cleaved and polished. She was 9. She’s now 23 and both half’s are still her treasures. I’m allowed to look after them in my China cabinet……….for now.
Old San Francisco. I've dug in San Francisco when I was a kid and it was just amazing. You get down into the old sites where they're tearing down buildings or building new buildings, sneak down into the Bell holes at night and old bottles of every kind was never ending. Would love to get in there for a day legally and find some amazing old glass. We would eventually get chased out but we always have another one we would try to get to.
Anywhere to hunt ??? I’d love to come do it with you and your wife. I think it would be cool to learn what to look for from y’all, so I would know when I came home
Love the "dynamic bottle picking duo!" You and your wife make a refreshing life viewing pleasure. Thanks for the great TH-cam content! Team work makes the dream work!!!🌞
I want to go searching for fossils, shark teeth, and arrowheads with Wild Kyle. Otherwise I would love to go mudlarking on the Thames. Love all your videos too.
Y’all did find a few nice bottles and things, that marble was a good one. Good to see y’all both out together having a fun time. As always, enjoyed the video! 👍🇺🇸
There's a lot of fire bricks out here, from marine boilers and sugar mills. Red bricks also came over as ballast in ships before shipping a load of cane sugar, unprocessed brown. "Cowen" bricks were made from 1816-1900 on North England.
Great finds and found well...Might make a see-thru bucket...Take a plastic bucket, cut the bottom out, and install a piece of plexiglass in the bottom and seal it with silicone sealant....Makes for for seeing what you might be missing.
I love history and watching you creek walk and dig for bottles is so interesting to me, you explain history of the area so good makes me want to go bottle hunting 😊
Hi Brandon, I would love to go to Oak Island, Nova Scotia and metal detect with Gary and the rest of the Brotherhood. Go Rick and Marty. Thanks Brandon. Joyce ❤️🇺🇸
Awesome hunt , I’ve always wanted to hunt all over Europe, England and Ireland France Germany. Just because I guess four or five hundred years of their history is really nothing to them , and it would be a lot of fun , castles and old home sites . Creeks fields etc.
I would want to dig a dump in Alabama. Or walk creeks for cool old bottles in Alabama. There could be an undiscovered dump somewhere full of amazing sodas. Doing such a dream treasure hunt with you would make it way cooler more than likely.
Possible money making idea. I need a few stained glass windows. Cutting bottle bottoms and embossed panels could be used to make unique and interesting windows or lamps. Something to consider. Mike
Earrings yay! I had been thinking that since I've started watching! I'm a jewelry artisan, selling at our local Art Gallery! I would LOVE to see your jewelry!
Fired bricks with names on them were usually paver bricks. These bricks would have been used to "cobble" a street, or used for a home walkway. However, this one is the size that would have been used for a residence. I do not know the exact purpose, but bricks used to build a house usually did not have a name on them. Paver bricks were rectangular with square ends. Residential bricks were rectangular with thinner width and rectangular ends. If you are interested in something like this, then I would go back and look for more, because these bricks were used for some sort of simple ornate purpose.
I would sooooo love to go to OAK ISLAND and help look for wonderful finds . People get mad when they only find wood but I just find it so interesting. I would also like to go bottle hunting. I live in Delaware and not sure if there are any sites to search.
I’d just want to go dig the dump and homesite on my families old farm. It was developed in the late 90s after my grandfathers uncle died, but the old house foundation and dump are still in the open space that was left. There was an old mine on it too and I’ve read some interesting things about that dating back to the revolutionary war period.
I live in Olden, Tx & back in the day when this was a part of a big farm this was a corner lot where they buried their trash. I find all sorts of different color glass and bottles and broken glass from the early 1900s to about the 60s. I have found old Jergens glass containers & ect.
It’s nice to see the two of you out together exploring for bottles, broken glass n many other finds. You didn’t find that special one but you did have time to be together. I love it. ♥️😊👍👍
My cousin has land that has the steamboat Malta in Missouri, they might be excavated here soon in the next couple years. I can ask him, if you want to be there when they exavate it if you want.
Ireland and for Celtic relics from age old times cause my heritage is Irish and before my grandma passed she wanted to take me to Ireland but never got the chance to so I've always wanted to fulfill that dream of hers.
Your rock looks like it could have been a clam or something like it. I would like to help in the museum on Oak Island! Researching the finds. I am disabled and not able to do the physical work but can do the mind work!
I was coming back from Tuscaloosa and right out of town there was a road called old jug factory road. I figured it probably has some history and maybe some bottles / jugs in nearby creeks. May be something you want to look into.
I would love to walk some creeks and find some really old Dr Pepper bottles. Sometime when you need someone to go with you let me know, I don’t think I live far from you.
I'd love to go to England to go mudlarking with Nicola White n Si Finds. 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
That’s on my list as well haha!
That's also my wish list for sure!!!
I collect the old bricks with names on them too. I just made a border for my flower bed with them.
Treasure coast of Florida….just after a major hurricane…..number 1 bucket list….😊✌️
The lost Dutchman’s mine in the Superstition Mountains Arizona
Thanks for taking us along. The hook thing does not look natural.
Had caster oil when I was a kid.my grandpa always thought it cured all ills. So when he was around I was NEVER sick. Loved him anyway. Leta.
Brandon you gotta see this.
Digging Over Thirty Hutchinson Bottles FULL OF ORIGINAL CONTENTS......
Parlor City Pickers & Diggers. Is their channel name. Uploaded Feb.21. You'll love it it's awesome. Unless you already seen it.👍👊🇺🇸
Awesome video, I remember hearing the rumor and waiting for the video. They wanted to make sure the site was cleaned out before showing the video so looters wouldn't destroy the site. Awesome video. 👍
My ultimate dig would be mud larking on the Thames River for a complete clay pipe.
Mudlarking the river Thames is a dream sister vacation.
Would love to see your wife making her jewelry. I just put 2 five gallon buckets of creek glass in the dumpster. I kept the textured and colored glass.
The National Remedy Company was located in New York City at 115 Fulton St. in 1912. It was started about 1884. They were proprietors of a number of products which did fairly well on the national market. One of these was called Japanese Oil (1904). The Name was later changed to En-Ar-Co Oil (1912-1933+). They also were proprietors of Herbert's Tonic Extract of Cod Liver Oil, a malaria medicine, Ascariden (1912-1933). The bottles retaining their embossing even after the change to a screw top which is somewhat unusual. The company was still in business in 1974. The name National En-Ar-Co was used as the brand name for a lubricating oil beginning in 1941.
Very cool history for sure 😃
Hi Brandon my dream treasure hunts would be hangout with the Lagina brothers on Oak Island or go creek walking or dump digging with you or go meatal detecting with the Quarter Hoarder
I love Gettysburg so that's where I would love to treasure hunt!I have a old creek that had homesteads and mines just like the one you are in by my house so guess what I will be doing!Lol!
I like finding bricks with words on them too. Especially Alabama town names
Yes, that is some sedimentary siltstone or mudstone with embedded iron ore concentrates.
Thanks John! We were curious!
That funny looking rock kind of looks like a cleat.
guys I love watching the two and sometimes 3 of you do what you love. thanks for another great video
Great treasure hunt. 👍⛏️🇦🇺😊🙋
Love the marble!
Probably sounds cheesy, but I just want to travel to find me! I always feel like I'm stuck wherever everyone else wants to be, I want to find where I want to be!
I'm curious with what they're finding with the lydar lazers in south America finding Aztec temples, what could they find if they scanned Egypt?
You will always be my favorite bottle digger, mudlarking and crick combing channel period, your one of the first I stumbled across here on TH-cam and Facebook and for the last year, I have enjoyed every adventure you have been on and binged watched your older videos, thank you for being Great and teaching alot of us how to preserve, unearth the beauty of History/relics/bottles, it does mean alot to me 😁
Mandy that means more than you know!
Any where to hunt for treasures??? I agree....there are areas in Virginia that I would love to have been the first to hunt for civil war relics. I did hunt northern Virginia back on the late 70's and into the early 90's and did find some great relics before those sites were put off limits due to housing projects and certain battlefields being expanded. Oh to have been one of the real old timers who hunted back in the 60's and dug 40+ buckles (true story on that)! Nice video Brandon! Take care, be safe and God bless!
I live in Virginia and there is some great spots here but most of them are private
Virginia is overrun with history!
@@adventurearchaeology yes a good place if you could get permission probably not but, metal detecting Thomas Jefferson’s property
The piece you found in the creek at the end has anvil shape to it.
Stone looks like an unfinished popeye bird stone. No holes drilled in it yet. Also missing the head.
That was fun, stay safe guys and God bless.
There is a Beach in California that is all sea glass as I collect the see through colored glass pieces, I would LOVE to go there
That was perfect it shows not every hunt produces top shelf finds and it was informative with what was found
That’s very true Bill!
My dream hunt trip would be to go to Europe and detect WWll battlefields in Germany,Poland,Austria,Czechoslovakia,etc….
That Pioneer bottle will make a great whiskey glass. The marble I believe is a Acro
On the subject of marbles, I have a can of marbles that I'm told may have some value, are there any collectors or experts here? I'd love to know what I have and maybe sell some of them
Do a how-to video on,
"how to find a beautiful wife that will go creek hunting with you" 😁
I'm thinking I need to move away from the big city and find myself a country girl.
The book "The Secret" a Treasure Hunt. It has clues done in pictures and you figure out the clues, find the box with thousands of dollars of treasure.
Brandon it looks like you and your wife enjoy walking the creeks together. You each have your own niche, but it brings y'all back to saving history. Sweet... Take care out there in the rivers. ✌
My Uncle's backyard lol he has what we think is a Pre-Civil War trash pit. He is located south of Richmond Virginia. Still hope to get back there some time later this year or next. Just need life to calm down.
You have to ask Wild Kyle about what kind of rocks they are.
Gosh that is a tricky question.... anywhere and everywhere... I like saving any history of any kind. But yes... the Civil War sites would be awesome to detect. I would even give it back to Virginia.
3 whole Bottles and pretty colored Glass ! We love that old Brick ! Another very nice Walk down the Creek ! Great Video and Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
The marble is a beauty, Brandon, and you wife got lots of earring material! Looks like a fun day in the Creek for both of you!💖
Thanks Cynthia!
That hinge you found looks like it was part of an old steamer trunk.
I would love to go to London and mudlark in the Thames, find tons of Tudor era pins, a Victorian ceramic inkwell (pork pie), a Charles I rose farthing, etc...
I would love to get a chance to dig the land where my grandparents lived in Hampton, Tennessee. Showing my dad what was found and listening to the stories would be priceless. Sadly the church down the hill bought it and had a bunch of fill brought in to make a small park. It would be down a ways.
I would go to England to go mudlarking bottles and whatever else I can find! In the videos I've seen, they find awesome things and the age of the items is incredible!
Scotland they have a lot of bottle dumps and also you can find a lot of treasures on the beach very old items mudlocking
I took a 1860's map of Virginia where Civil War battles & camps site were. Traced them then put it over today's Virginia map. I was able to find areas that are not protected & was able to do metal detecting. This was in the early 1990's. Loved your video ❤️❤️❤️
Very cool!
Oh wow!!!!! What an experience 😊
The broken glass pieces are great for making mosaic art items 😊
For my treasure hunt, it would have to be a fossil hunt on one of the beaches known for it in the UK. My daughter did one with school and found an ammonite. We took it to get it professionally cleaved and polished. She was 9. She’s now 23 and both half’s are still her treasures. I’m allowed to look after them in my China cabinet……….for now.
Thank you for taking us along on another great adventure 👍
The finds mite of been lite Brandon but the time spent with your wife is better than anything you can find in the creek. Happy hunting and be well
I would love to detect in England at least 1 time before I die
I'm not surprised that Scott's not following u, he's been here in Texas jumping fences and taking stuff
Old San Francisco. I've dug in San Francisco when I was a kid and it was just amazing. You get down into the old sites where they're tearing down buildings or building new buildings, sneak down into the Bell holes at night and old bottles of every kind was never ending. Would love to get in there for a day legally and find some amazing old glass. We would eventually get chased out but we always have another one we would try to get to.
Sounds like a great day of digging or two or three haha
Anywhere to hunt ??? I’d love to come do it with you and your wife. I think it would be cool to learn what to look for from y’all, so I would know when I came home
Love the "dynamic bottle picking duo!" You and your wife make a refreshing life viewing pleasure. Thanks for the great TH-cam content! Team work makes the dream work!!!🌞
I would love to hunt England for Roman and Anglo Saxon, Viking treasures. Cool pottery and bottles. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
I’m with you! That would be an epic hunting area!
I want to go searching for fossils, shark teeth, and arrowheads with Wild Kyle. Otherwise I would love to go mudlarking on the Thames. Love all your videos too.
Another great day outing 👍⛏🍻
Another spectacular hunt congratulations have a great day take care of your family.
Y’all did find a few nice bottles and things, that marble was a good one. Good to see y’all both out together having a fun time. As always, enjoyed the video! 👍🇺🇸
We have fun even when the bottles are slow!
There's a lot of fire bricks out here, from marine boilers and sugar mills. Red bricks also came over as ballast in ships before shipping a load of cane sugar, unprocessed brown. "Cowen" bricks were made from 1816-1900 on North England.
Great finds and found well...Might make a see-thru bucket...Take a plastic bucket, cut the bottom out, and install a piece of plexiglass in the bottom and seal it with silicone sealant....Makes for for seeing what you might be missing.
I love history and watching you creek walk and dig for bottles is so interesting to me, you explain history of the area so good makes me want to go bottle hunting 😊
Hi Brandon, I would love to go to Oak Island, Nova Scotia and metal detect with Gary and the rest of the Brotherhood. Go Rick and Marty. Thanks Brandon. Joyce ❤️🇺🇸
Awesome hunt , I’ve always wanted to hunt all over Europe, England and Ireland France Germany. Just because I guess four or five hundred years of their history is really nothing to them , and it would be a lot of fun , castles and old home sites . Creeks fields etc.
@warren Mink absolutely!!!!
I would want to dig a dump in Alabama. Or walk creeks for cool old bottles in Alabama. There could be an undiscovered dump somewhere full of amazing sodas. Doing such a dream treasure hunt with you would make it way cooler more than likely.
I would excavate under the Temple Mount in search of religious artifacts.
The hinge is from an old ice box.
I really enjoyed this video because it included your wife. It’s nice to see her out there hunting with you. I’ll check out your eBay store.
Thanks Mona!
Possible money making idea.
I need a few stained glass windows.
Cutting bottle bottoms and embossed panels could be used to make unique and interesting windows or lamps.
Something to consider. Mike
That hinge you found looks like it might have come off an old icebox
I've always wanted to go jade hunting. I've heard of places like Jade cove and I see Dan Hurd find huge rocks of it.
That sounds like a blast!
Thank you!! Nice finds! I would love to dig anywhere historic.
Thanks!
Awesome video, inspires me to get out and go bottle. Cool finds 😎
I have always wanted to hunt black Opals
You should make sauce cups out of the bottles that are cracked to far to be drinking glasses
Earrings yay! I had been thinking that since I've started watching! I'm a jewelry artisan, selling at our local Art Gallery! I would LOVE to see your jewelry!
Fired bricks with names on them were usually paver bricks. These bricks would have been used to "cobble" a street, or used for a home walkway. However, this one is the size that would have been used for a residence. I do not know the exact purpose, but bricks used to build a house usually did not have a name on them. Paver bricks were rectangular with square ends. Residential bricks were rectangular with thinner width and rectangular ends. If you are interested in something like this, then I would go back and look for more, because these bricks were used for some sort of simple ornate purpose.
I would love to go to London to go mudlarking on the Banks of the Thames
Stay safe both of you 😊
I can't decide
Soooo many!!!!...... Ruins of a castle in Ireland
I'm drawn to my Irish roots to go there but also I just love that time period!!!!
You kids are awesome❤🙏
Look like piece of a deer antler to me. 💖🇺🇸😁. 🙏🏼☮️🌎
I would like to detect at Zacks river crossing or maybe at Little Big Horn.
I would sooooo love to go to OAK ISLAND and help look for wonderful finds . People get mad when they only find wood but I just find it so interesting. I would also like to go bottle hunting. I live in Delaware and not sure if there are any sites to search.
I would like to look for Coke hutches at the old Coke plant in Chattanooga, TN.
I’d just want to go dig the dump and homesite on my families old farm. It was developed in the late 90s after my grandfathers uncle died, but the old house foundation and dump are still in the open space that was left. There was an old mine on it too and I’ve read some interesting things about that dating back to the revolutionary war period.
I live in Olden, Tx & back in the day when this was a part of a big farm this was a corner lot where they buried their trash. I find all sorts of different color glass and bottles and broken glass from the early 1900s to about the 60s. I have found old Jergens glass containers & ect.
Nice Bottle finding in the water and some other stuff awesome video great Job
It’s nice to see the two of you out together exploring for bottles, broken glass n many other finds. You didn’t find that special one but you did have time to be together. I love it.
♥️😊👍👍
I’m late watching just wanted to say how beautiful the creek is with the trees and pools
My cousin has land that has the steamboat Malta in Missouri, they might be excavated here soon in the next couple years. I can ask him, if you want to be there when they exavate it if you want.
Ireland and for Celtic relics from age old times cause my heritage is Irish and before my grandma passed she wanted to take me to Ireland but never got the chance to so I've always wanted to fulfill that dream of hers.
Nice video Brandon. You do a real nice job of narration and telling the history of bottles. Always enjoy your videos. Take care and god bless.
Your rock looks like it could have been a clam or something like it. I would like to help in the museum on Oak Island! Researching the finds. I am disabled and not able to do the physical work but can do the mind work!
What an awesome creek! Can't wait to see future walks! 😁
Do you think all the marbles in the creek were slingshot ammo? Just read a Rick Bragg book. They used them that way.
Hmm they very possibly could’ve been!
I was coming back from Tuscaloosa and right out of town there was a road called old jug factory road. I figured it probably has some history and maybe some bottles / jugs in nearby creeks. May be something you want to look into.
Already have 😎
Great creek hunt you two!
Interesting how you videos and Nuggets don't show up on my start page. Have to go to subscribed list to see when you post new videos. 🤔
Wow I hate to hear TH-cam isn’t promoting my videos however I appreciate you checking and watching!
Whatcom Creek in Bellingham Wa for bottles it's a
protected for the salmon
Hmmm...I don't recognize that stretch of creek. You holding out on me?
I would love to walk some creeks and find some really old Dr Pepper bottles. Sometime when you need someone to go with you let me know, I don’t think I live far from you.