Hi 👋 Tom and hi 👋 jake 😊another good bottle hunt 😊I always amazed that people lived hear and the bottles are the only evidence of their existence 😊have a good weekend 😀 Andrew south wales uk 👌 👍 👏 😀 🇬🇧
Well. It was worth waiting for. Those green liquor type bottles. Those are a beautiful color. Another great day. Hope you guys are doing well. Take care. Can't wait for the next one.😊
Where did you learn so much about bottles and history of stuff, and how did you get started in digging for bottles and artifacts? Your channel is very interesting. Thanks for posting. 😊
All those crown ovals, near a saloon, makes me think it had an opioid derivative in it, Of which was popular with local stoners of that period. Ty for taking us along
Awesome bottles Tom. Pretty good haul out of to pits. Looks cold up there. Thank you for the awesome videos. Always looking forward to your video. Never know what you will find. Stay warm. ❤❤
Nice dig. I think you were quite correct in thinking people were drinking the extracts as a alternate alcoholic beverage. I know in Canada sometime in the mid 1900's that extracts (vanilla in particular) were no longer allowed to use alcohol as a base product. Nice to see that Bradon Empire beer bottle. As beer bottles were reused it is possible it made its way south of the border around prohibition time. I've no doubt that if you continue digging in northern North Dakota you'll come across more.
Those English machines got real nice color. I recently was given a similar bottle but in turquoise and more shaped like a square sauce. Likewise machine made but the whittle on it is so crazy that you can only see the seams at the top.
You are correct about the extract. Vanilla extract and Jamaica Ginger was often drank as an alcoholic beverage. I've seen many pumpkin seed and coffin flasks with Jamaica Ginger labels.
Funniest thing. I was watching a cop show the other night. The chic was pulled over for being all over the road..she was trashed. Her drink of choice was vanilla extract..the car was loaded with empty bottles, every kind, every size..some still unopened..I was shocked and had to laugh. I had just watched your episode of all the extract bottles..they weren't baking..lol
So what do you do with all these? Do you have a shop or a booth at an antiques mall, or sell them online? Are you also a collector searching for your own rare pieces?
❤️ the channel! Wondering if you have any beginner how to videos or advice? Just got probing rod and have a farm that I want to scope out. Thank you in advance
How many pairs of gloves would you estimate you go through in a year? Love your vids. They remind me of my childhood. Love and hugs from me in New Mexico USA.
I'm having a little difficulty with the Sanborn maps... Some clearly show outbuildings labeled 'privy' or other names.. but most do not. Should i just assume Any smaller structure in the 'back' area of a property is a privy? Also, i have seen the circles that indicate 'air shafts', either wooden or brick framed. Are these some kind of indoor privy, or something else? Thanks in advance, whoever is reading this.
It seems like alot of drug and alcohol abuse from privy to privy from site to site and every state you go to. How did people function back then hopped up on opium and coke and alcohol. What book or books have you published? I would love to know way more on this hobby.
@@ritahall8653. Seriously, I'm a retired heavy equipment operator. Digging in many areas across the U.S. The ground varies from hard, soft, wet, dry, sticky, sandy, etc, etc... The prettiest ground that I ever dug was about 20 feet deep in central Florida. It was a sticky, gummy clay that was a beautiful turquoise color. In north central Indiana, I dug pure sand. The Florida Keys, hard coral rock. Georgia, areas of red
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The research is awesome. I really loved the story about the drunk chickens !
Me, too 😂
Great video! You have the BEST ones when it comes to bottle digging 😁
So happy to see a new video this week! 🎉 thank you!
Hi 👋 Tom and hi 👋 jake 😊another good bottle hunt 😊I always amazed that people lived hear and the bottles are the only evidence of their existence 😊have a good weekend 😀 Andrew south wales uk 👌 👍 👏 😀 🇬🇧
Wow, another amazing dig. Non stop awesome finds as usual! Have a great weekend.
I always love hearing: “Look at all this stuff”. You know it’s going to be good 😊
I love old bottles!!!
Another great dig! 😎💕
Yay I have been waiting impatiently for tour newest venture as I love watching
Glad to see a new video! Thanks!
Good morning, spring is really here, it's beautiful, coffee and watching old pieces get new life too, love it. Thank you
Well. It was worth waiting for. Those green liquor type bottles. Those are a beautiful color. Another great day. Hope you guys are doing well. Take care. Can't wait for the next one.😊
Where did you learn so much about bottles and history of stuff, and how did you get started in digging for bottles and artifacts? Your channel is very interesting. Thanks for posting. 😊
Google the channel or his name and there's a few news articles about him.
P@@cuoops
Always look forward to new digs. Thanks
All those crown ovals, near a saloon, makes me think it had an opioid derivative in it, Of which was popular with local stoners of that period. Ty for taking us along
Well that was fun!! Can't wait to do it again!! Too bad so many prescription bottles. Great job Tom and Jake!!
It's always a pleasure to find a new video, thanks.
Always look for your digs, thanks 😊
They always look for their digs. Otherwise, how would they be able to find them?
Awesome bottles Tom. Pretty good haul out of to pits. Looks cold up there. Thank you for the awesome videos. Always looking forward to your video. Never know what you will find. Stay warm. ❤❤
Great to see you again. Always enjoy your program, look forward to seeing the next one. Stay safe and take care. 👍👍👍
thanks for sharing
You get a tremendous variety in bottles Tom. The styles and years are wild.
First Pit was loaded. 👍 I recently dug a Detroit Michigan Medicine Bottle tooled top same age as yours. Cool finds Tom.
Love seeing you hop down into these time capsules dude. Keep up the amazing work.
"dude" Ha!
Great and fun dig Tom ! You even found an old crown top Canadian beer also. A Loonie,Toonie crazy find eh. LOL 😂😅 Take care and best regards Tom !
Great stuff!
Thank you 🙏
Great finds in a great video...keep on digging...🥰🥰
One of the few times I've seen you in more than a tank top. It does get cold there after all. 😂❤
Nice dig. I think you were quite correct in thinking people were drinking the extracts as a alternate alcoholic beverage. I know in Canada sometime in the mid 1900's that extracts (vanilla in particular) were no longer allowed to use alcohol as a base product. Nice to see that Bradon Empire beer bottle. As beer bottles were reused it is possible it made its way south of the border around prohibition time. I've no doubt that if you continue digging in northern North Dakota you'll come across more.
they seemed to be well medicated down at the pool hall 😜
"I see three of everything." "Shoot at the one in the middle."
Good morning from UK (21st) Looking forward to new video. It's sure to be your usual super dig! 😊
Tom, it looked like a cold weather dig. Great finds. Always nice to see you out having fun. Loved the name of the town.👍👏😀
Boy that hard packed soil is rough on the bottles & on your hands,you may have to give those hands a few days ready!Great work guys!
HaHa! Seriously? Not all of us men are wimps.
My favorite pass time is watching men work!
Hi there! I love watching you dig through the dirt, uncovering one thing after another. I wonder, though, what do you do with all of it? Thanks!
Well Tom, there were a lot of sick people or hypochondriacs living in that area, cheers!!🥰👍👍
Crazy number of prescription bottles!
Love your channel! Thanks for sharing. ❤
Love this channel! So well done & interesting!!!
Killer history there , awesome saves !!
Very cool dogs! Love the sea green beers!
Those English machines got real nice color. I recently was given a similar bottle but in turquoise and more shaped like a square sauce. Likewise machine made but the whittle on it is so crazy that you can only see the seams at the top.
You are correct about the extract. Vanilla extract and Jamaica Ginger was often drank as an alcoholic beverage. I've seen many pumpkin seed and coffin flasks with Jamaica Ginger labels.
Funniest thing. I was watching a cop show the other night. The chic was pulled over for being all over the road..she was trashed. Her drink of choice was vanilla extract..the car was loaded with empty bottles, every kind, every size..some still unopened..I was shocked and had to laugh. I had just watched your episode of all the extract bottles..they weren't baking..lol
Hey love your videos I can call it before you say what it is, like when you find lamps, stay safe out there your cool thanks for the dig.
Replie,looking forward to your dig videos, live in south Florida only things I'd find is shell's and water.
Great video folks!
What do you do with all the bottles and stuff you find?
Enjoying your videos.
Noticed the plate from Trenton, NJ.
My grandfather used to have a bar in Trenton. “Stouty’s”
Thirties, I think.
Thanks for policing your page also. These damn instagram scammers.
Hi Tom👋 Great video.
Interesting digs!
Just found your site. Very interesting. Looks like you dug up a dump from the old days.😊
I can now identify a crown oval …….great video …thank you
Tom, when you have chance, you should tell people about the books you have written.
Hello Sir Digsalot..excellent vids... God Bless...Can I ask you a question? Can you make money digging and selling old bottles?
Somebody realllllly liked Extract and Beer 😮
Someone went to the outhouse to drink 😂
So what do you do with all these? Do you have a shop or a booth at an antiques mall, or sell them online? Are you also a collector searching for your own rare pieces?
❤️ the channel! Wondering if you have any beginner how to videos or advice? Just got probing rod and have a farm that I want to scope out. Thank you in advance
How many pairs of gloves would you estimate you go through in a year? Love your vids. They remind me of my childhood. Love and hugs from me in New Mexico USA.
Love your videos❤ I am having trouble getting ahold of old maps. Any suggestions?
My husband use to mark property lines for a private logging company & he said he got the maps at the county accessors office!Good luck!
@@deloradeabel8487 thank you🙂
I'm having a little difficulty with the Sanborn maps... Some clearly show outbuildings labeled 'privy' or other names.. but most do not. Should i just assume Any smaller structure in the 'back' area of a property is a privy?
Also, i have seen the circles that indicate 'air shafts', either wooden or brick framed. Are these some kind of indoor privy, or something else?
Thanks in advance, whoever is reading this.
What kind of rod you push down in the ground to see if anything is their
That would of been a site a brood of inebriated chickens along the river bank 😂
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@@clayton6499 ?
@@james1795read in caption they dumped 32k gallons of spoiled beer into the Mississippi River and the poultry down stream became intoxicated
Tom has his own New channel “ Tom Askjem “
What do you do with all those bottles you dig ?
Ha!! my homemade vanilla is pure alcohol, made from vodka. Lol
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Do you use a T bar?
I do believe the 2nd pit was connected to a drug store or a doctors office.
Hmmm.... that's what he said.
WHEN DID THEY START MAKING GLASS BOTTLES
You need wrist supports!!!!
HaHa! Say there. Evidently you have a limp wrist. The majority of real men don't need wrist support.
I think I see some undigested seeds
What do you do with all this history?? Musuems??:)
I do believe that you two need some warmer weather
A little cool weather doesn't bother us men.
It seems like alot of drug and alcohol abuse from privy to privy from site to site and every state you go to. How did people function back then hopped up on opium and coke and alcohol. What book or books have you published? I would love to know way more on this hobby.
Or do you do it for the thrill of the finds?
You're overwhelming excitement at the beginning was incredible. Maybe tone it done a bit. It's over the top.
I why was that ground so hard
Because it's not soft.
@@james1795 smart tail
@@ritahall8653 "tail?" I must say, you are polite.
@@ritahall8653. Seriously, I'm a retired heavy equipment operator. Digging in many areas across the U.S. The ground varies from hard, soft, wet, dry, sticky, sandy, etc, etc...
The prettiest ground that I ever dug was about 20 feet deep in central Florida. It was a sticky, gummy clay that was a beautiful turquoise color.
In north central Indiana, I dug pure sand.
The Florida Keys, hard coral rock.
Georgia, areas of red