We stumble upon victorian treasure! 130 year old bottles with an incredible history.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- We stumble across a victorian bottle dump when we went grocery shopping! Come and see what rare 130-year-old artefacts we found and the rich history we uncovered.
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Gail (mum) and Alex (Daughter)
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I think it’s so cool that you and your mom do this together and have fun while doing so!
Hi there I'm from the Philippines so nice doing a vlog with your mom.. God bless u....
I Am new at watching these videos and I don’t know what things are that you find. What is a codbottle or marble? You are both so pretty and love the time you spend with your mom.
my biggest bottle haul was from a liquor store that had closed their doors in 1910 the store was then run as a furniture store until that closed its doors in 2015 however just before they opened the furniture store in 1910 they made a hardwood floor closing off the cellars of the former liquor store until we opened it in 2015 it was still fully stocked! 100+-year-old bottles with the contents still inside that and mounds of bottles that supposedly would normally have returned to the factory were they would be reused.
one of the still full bottles is featured in one of my videos ''drinking 100 year old lemon punch'' an alcoholic lemonade syrup that I actually give a taste test.
I love that you and Mum do this together xx
I’m intrigued by your finds, mesmerized by your display, and fascinated by your explanation of your finds. You and your Mom are natural documentarians. Truly do love your work.
A trick : you can watch series at Flixzone. I've been using them for watching a lot of movies these days.
@Daxton Jace Definitely, I've been using Flixzone for since november myself :)
My new favourite diggers, loving your enthusiasm for some amazing finds, great round up, fantastic research, keep the videos coming, did I miss what you used to clean the inside of bottles..?
Thank you so much Jolene, that’s very kind of you to say! I'm so pleased you like our video! Mum said bird grit/budgie grit. Its mostly crushed oyster shell I think. It works perfectly! Just add a tablespoon or two and fill the bottle to a third full of water and shake vigorously :)
@@NorthernMudlarks Wonderful videos👍I am new to your channel but am hooked..The budgie grit looks great better than using chemicals so I will definitely try it..thank you both🌷🌻
I missed the bottle cleaning what was said as well,she'll grit,or salt?
@@elizabethdoran7626 It's budgie grit, which is ground up oyster shells.
Articulate and charming. Interesting informative.
Always fun finding old stuff. History and a different time. Things were made better then.
I love the Rowntree bottle! I used to live in New Earswick which was a village founded by Joseph Rowntree as a garden village for workers and managers at the factory. In its day it was pretty revolutionary. Lots of green spaces and each garden had a fruit tree planted in it. Ours was a pear tree! The Joseph Rowntree trust is still going though many of the houses are privately owned now. I also went to the secondary school there which is actually called The Joseph Rowntree school. Nestle bought Rowntree’s but the name has been kept as a brand name for many of the sweets such as Rowntree’s fruit pastilles 😊
Be careful with all of that sand and grit in your drain. It can clog your pipes quickly, I know because I did it years ago.
Awesome to find that old dump site with unbroken bottles!!! So much fun! I love it 😀 😍 ❤️
I would have gone CRAZY!!! I love these kinds of treasures.
The two of you are ladies after my own heart; I truly enjoy hunting for old bottles, and all kinds of very old discarded bits and pieces. That 'Ginger Beer' bottle and the ink bottles are my favorite.
Thanks so much for watching! xx
And yes the love of family goes strait into your animals. You guy are wonderful.
18 months of watching mudlarking across the pond and this is my first look at how to clean a jar find. Thank you oh so very much!!!
That beautiful blue poison bottle - would love to have one! Blue is my favoutite colour after all ;) I won't be able to drag myself from that dump site! Hanneke Cape Town
So many beautiful bottles. Great find.
the blue bottles are gorgeous. You and your Mum are so lovely together.Cherish your time together. I miss my Mum like crazy
i looooove the blue poison bottle!!!! oh and the pair of peacocks too!!!!
what a Magical little channel !!**
You and you Mum keep the videos coming. We should all search for treasures, great and small... every day
Cheers from the Mississippi Gulf Coast USA
~rad~
Great finds! I love all the history you told us. Thanks for another great video
Fantastic finds and what a wonderful adventure that you and your mom had!
The footage of your cat and the peafowls through the window was so precious! 💝 Absolutely all of your finds were so beautiful! 💖 Thank you both for sharing all the history you learn with us! 💕
I could sit here and watch for hours ,lol in fact i have ! holy moly ,good night
So exciting to witness you finding your first cobalt poison bottle and how cool is that ginger beer bottle with your name on it!!!!!!l
Your cats look beautiful and Adorable 😊 and your stuff is cool history
You could invest in an inexpensive tile cutter, and cut the tops off of those broken codd bottles to turn them into glasses, vases, mugs, or just containers to hold pens, pencils, paintbrushes, etc. Alot of mudlarkers do it.
Hiya, i have a few broken bottles and i am wondering if you could recomend a good tile cutter to me! thank you!
@@Kylehs07 tile cutters are meant to cut tiles and flat surfaces, and they are not cheap. The vheaper one ate at least $35 and up. Enter into TH-cam search "bottle cutters" and for a couple of dollars you can make a jig that is meant to cut round glass. I have done the samething with the pretty bottles I have dug up that were to badly damaged for display. I made my bottle cutter in ten minutes and it cost me $1.67 to make and I have cut dozens of bottles with it. Don't for get you will need to soften the cut edges when done. Have fun with it!
We have thourght about it, Its something I may try out in the future. I went back and collected all the broken bottles I like to do something with 😊
@@NorthernMudlarks great decision to collect those beauties also 👍
@@Kylehs07 ; you can cut a bottle with a thick cotton string, some naphtha, and a match. wrap the string around the bottle, wet it, light it standing upright. quench in water to thermal shock right off at the string.
Always a joy to watch
Great history lesson on the bottles.
Thank you for a bit of history on your bottles.
Hi just found your channel. Nice to see a Mum and Daughter with the same interests. Look forward to seeing your finds.
Nice find ladies ASPECIALY the bottle mentions your Name ALEX CONGRATULATIONS ON FINDING YR FIRST POISON BOTTLE ❤❤
I’ve always wanted to go to Scotland,,love watching you all
May I recommend gloves and a trowel . nice site, i'll bring the backhoe.
a very manual slow excavation... NOT A BACHKHOE.
@@kennethkustren9381 so I guess that's a no to any blasting......couple charges, open up a nice size crater....um?
They often wear gloves and have a trowel for digging.
I love how you love too learn😊❤
Nice finds where GLOVES ☺🍀
You both are ADORABLE! I love the way you work together in everything you do and that cute little laugh you both have. I watch your videos because it is interesting to see what you find, but most of all to see your sweet personalities! God bless you both!
I just watched 3 old post videos of yours and I’m already obsessed watching you and your mum. I’m actually into ancient things. Very interesting stories behind it. Really love watching you.❤️
I'm a university professor in the Midwest of the USA and I so enjoy your videos! The music and car rides are charming aNd the finds are exciting. Thank you for hours of pleasure.
Brilliant presentation. You tied the objects to their history with origin and cultural relevance. Your Mum is cool. Good research. I think I see a career in your future. Take care. Mac
I am enjoying watching a few of your videos. I love the closeness between you and your mother. It is really special. Your little wander adventures are nice and wish I was wondering with you. Your mom does nice jewelry with finds. What a surprise to stumble upon a bottle dump. Great finds considering how old some items were. Be careful digging from the bottom of heap. Please go again if you can. Please wear glove.
Wonderful! This is the first time I have watched this video and it is charming. Even the little tongue 👅at the end! Gave me a nice smile! Stay safe! ❤
I absolutely love this video! I was excited along with you as you made your finds! Also, Alex, your hair is beautiful! I live in Kentucky, USA, so I truly love your accent!
OMG I'm so jealous, such pretty bottles filled with history
Beautiful ladies finding and collecting beautiful historical things! I truly enjoy your adventures! Take care!😊
Lovely video. How nice to spend time with your mom, and collecting & preserving a little history. Thank you for sharing!
Gingers and lids, you want to either give it a good dig through and/or keep location a top secret!
Nice one.
very nice finds.i remember bottle digging as a kid with my dad here in the US.he was a major collector and still has some nice bottles
Loved the Rowntree. Bottle , started by the Quakers apparently. It’s a great little chocolate museum shop there in York telling the history and the process used. What joy you had , hope you got the shopping done lol
You've not posted a new video for 13 days now, as of today, August 25th, 2024.....so, since I'm missing my girls and their mudlarking shenanigans, I'm binge watching your oldest videos all day!! lol😅
I do hope to see you both back on VERY soon!! 🙏🏼💝
I love the small blue bottle, those old bottles are quite charming
Gorgeous ladies.
I literally stumbled upon your videos and love the relationship you and your mum have. As well, love your accents!!
Fun, fun, fun!!!!😊
love your curious animals
Greetings from Ontario Canada. Wow love it. Nicola led me to you two. God bless... Richard
Those are beautiful!! Reminds me of when I use to dig through my dad’s backyard & the woods past his property line. I’d find a ton of interesting stuff. I’d never be allowed to bring “junk” into the house but I always had fun finding old things that you could tell had been buried for a long time from the past.
I love this channel, found it four days ago and allready addicted!!!The two of you are so sweet together!!☺
Welcome!! xx
Hope you had a chance to go back there again..this was one of your best videos by the way..bcoz of the rich finds ..
Great video from the find to the clean-up to the history so well explained. Hello from Minnesota USA!
Thank you so much! xx
Really cool bottles, I dream about digging bottles that old. Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much!
Better than grocery shopping!
The Heinz bottle had a glass stopper with 57 on the top my nephew just found one on one of our mud larking adventures in Alabama we love yawls videos Becky
The dirt is the best! When I was a child on Vancouver Island we moved to an old chicken farm we eventually cleaned up, but we found two dumps on the property which many decades prior had been part of an estate called the LaFortune estate.
After us kidsdug through the top layers, we got into old bottles, pewter cutlery, apothecary jars and even now, so many years later, they were and are, my most find memories. I really enjoyed this!!
Your excitement is fun to watch. Unbelievable finds. Amazing
Hello from the States! Could listen to you talk all day! What great finds at this Victorian dump! Will you go back?! I volunteer in the archaeology department at George Washington's Mount Vernon, so I really enjoy looking at old artifacts and enjoy the research you do with finding the old advertisements. My 22 year old daughter was taking a short course at Cambridge last month and we had the opportunity to do some mudlarking on the Thames (yes, I obtained a permit!). Richard Hemery came to join me one morning--he's a genius at identifying artifacts--I encourage you to check out his TH-cam videos. Please don't change your innocent and candid approach to your presentations--it's what makes them so charming, yet insightful. Keep up the great work! More about your 17th Century farmhouse would be cool, too!
Hi Tim! Thank you so much! We did go back twice more and we will be doing an update video in the future. Mum and I do watch Richard Hemery's videos. He has taught us a lot. We would love to go to London to mudlark but it would make an expensive trip for us, unfortunately. Hopefully, we will get the chance next year though 😊 Thank you again for watching, we're so pleased you like our videos! Alex & Gail.
Such beautiful aqua coloured sauce bottles. They used to make every bottle special - each one a little masterpiece. Hope we will go back to glas and paper and move away from plastic.
Great finds all looked stunning when cleaned well done.
I love little old bottles. I wish there were treasures to dig up near me, like the ones you guys find. I live your videos.
Just beautiful
Those tall necked blue glass bottles were for castor oil. What a nice little dump and worth a good scrape.
Nice serendipitous finds. The doll house rug display made the them look huge, particularly the Oriental Tooth Paste- clearly a favorite of giants everywhere back in the day.
Awesome!! Moving on ...🤪to next video....
So glad you "rescued" that bottles. You must go back to that dump :)
Awesome finds!!! Love when you share the history of the bottles! 💚
Looks like so much fun
Gorgeous bottles
Wonderful awesome viewing
You ladies are lovely and I love the finds! Please clean those outside first so you don't clog up your sink pipes. ;) Love your videos!
Aww thank you so much! Mum brushed off most off the soil into the bin before we gave them a wash in the sink. I probably would have just washed everything off in the sink though haha ;)
What an entertaining and educational video,my wife and I really enjoyed it!Best of luck!
We are so pleased! Thank you very much!
You are so fortunate to live where you do. We don't find stuff that cool or that well preserved in the states.
I love how you present the detailed history of your finds, very interesting! Thank you for another entertaining video! All the best from Massachusetts!
We do the same thing across the pond. I think my favourite video of yours so far, was the cold day at the mine. Y'all looked so miserable, but were almost obnoxiously happy. Anwho, keep picking threw other's trash to find treasure.
Thank you again for another lovely video show. I particularly love the history lesson about the Heinz factory and how gsnerous Mr Heinz was to his emplyees and theor families during the war time. Knowing this about this company actually makes me want to support them more, what a lovely man. If only more companies followed in his footsteps today, how much nicer the world would be. Essings to you both ❤🙏
Nice discover beautiful people
Nice video girls enjoyed very much keep up the good work
Awesome finds!
Great, educational, and relaxing videos. Looking forward to more!
The Oriental Toothpaste lid- we have found one of those during an archaeological excavation here in Tucson, AZ.
you two are amazing, love from Louisiana.🥰
Thank you! xx
Stumbled across your channel the other day and oh boy! I'm hooked! I have some old bottles I've found but nothing awesome like your finds! So....the big marble thing acts like a stopper?
nise findings.some times you tow are droping valuble things I cant belive .some times they found our country they are very valuble.
Nice finds! What a great Victorian dump site!
Thank you! We were very lucky to find it :)
Great finds
I love it that you are sooooo English, its good that people from all over the world can get to know what real English people are like! You two are a saving grace in a country that is loosing its identity. Educated, humble, gentle, interested, skilled and taking pleasure from simple things, seeing beauty in everything. Thanks for being you!
Hello! Being so interested in history, Alex and I had our DNA tested. It's very interesting! We are a mixture of Scottish/Irish - English - Swedish - and Indian. We are proud to belong to a country with such a rich and diverse population. We don't feel we are loosing our identity at all, it is just evolving the way it has been for thousands of years as different populations have come and gone and made us who we are. Thanks so much for watching our channel - hope you enjoy our other videos.
Hey, Erik. I hope you and yours stay safe in these trying times. I love the Upper Deck product. There's tonnes of inserts.
Just found your channel I have subscribed so look forward to view the other adventures and any new ones. x
I love your videos! They relax me and make me happy.
Wow that is some bottle dump to come across by accident! Lovely bottles congratulations :)
Thank you! We couldnt beleive our luck :)
Very nice!!!! Keep looking theres alot more.
Thank you very much!
Your enthusiasm is so contagious! Great finds, and it’s always nice to see the cat. Dreamy music. Definitely enjoyed it, just wondered if you ever got to the shops!