SILVER FOUND DIGGING IN A RICH FAMILIES TRASH for HIDDEN TREASURES

[@Dasha17177]

Hey brother man another great video, I always get excited when there's new dig video to watch. Best of luck brother, Crick diggers forever.

[@johnlord8337]

Dr Peter Fahrney (Forni), born i1840 n Quincy, Maryland, went to Philadelphia College of Medicine, then Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. In 1869 he moved to Chicago setting up patent medicine business. Forni & Sons incorporated in July 1889. Dr Fornia died in 1905. The family and sons took over and continued into 1964+. Heil-Oel Linament (with chloroform - pain killer) one of many patent medicines that were made. Bottle from 1889-1905.

[@grandmakellymcdonald]

Nice hunt!💕👵

[@sandylipscomb7003]

WOW‼️

[@bruinsfan8278]

Wow! 1916 Siver Dollar !! Cool man, See Ya Back !!!

[@kennethstickney8819]

Half dollar still cool! No such critter as a 1916 silver dollar!!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yeah half dollar thanks guys but still a wonderful find for me

[@johnlord8337]

Awesome mustard jar with glass lid - you make me so jealous in finding all of these items !!!!

[@shakascloset1700]

I'm a fan of French's mustard so I would love to have that one.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

That one will be in Wednesday nights auction

[@Saltyscavenger]

Great last couple of digs, keep up the good work.

[@jimthompson9992]

Awesome, Travis.... awesome! Keep em coming!

[@shakascloset1700]

Crick Diggers FTW!🤘👍 I guess I need to get use to Travis and Wayne and guests as the Cumberland Maryland Diggers. I've been watching since the beginning and will always be. 👍🤘

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Appreciate you brother man and the continued support

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

Travis the coin was a sweet find. You and Wayne are finding some amazing bottles and nick knacks. Great finds and a lot of hard work digging. .

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thank you sister lady’s very much appreciate you and your continued support.

[@brendamccall2259]

So sorry to hear that you guys were a good team. Keep digging still enjoy watching.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thank you I really appreciate the continued support sister lady. 😊

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Epic finds enjoyed watching you find them

[@robbybobby6483]

Good dig guys.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother man

[@ridgenhollerrelics7369]

I have one of them BrownAtone bottles! Only live 40 miles from Covington, Ky. Cool stuff your all finding!!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother man I love the old embossed medicine bottles, all with their own little catchy sayings or names.

[@brettbittner9383]

The haunted dump doesn't disappoint has all kinds of things.hidden away. Happy hunting guys

[@jamieneal4274]

Wow didn't know there were bulbs made of milk glass! Bottle & marble so nice in color

[@CrickDiggersInc]

I didn’t either but we both know they did 😂 wonder what it’s purpose was? Maybe as a heat source for livestock?

[@shakascloset1700]

@@CrickDiggersInc I think you are correct, it was a heat lamp bulb.

[@jamieneal4274]

Ohhhh....heat lamp bulb....lol Duh! Totally missed that.

[@thearrowheadreapers8668]

Enjoyed it, great finds guys 👍🏹

[@lisacates4185]

Looks very cold,but love your videos 👏👏👏wow,milk glass light bulb?that's a humm You need a heater in the hole😂

[@livingdeeply15]

Hi Guys, WOW I just happened upon your site & I am in awe of what's buried, so much treasure. How do you Find out about places like this, (I am in Ontario, 🇨🇦) so I won't be encroaching up on your digs? Lol I would love to get dirty & start digging, any tips you could help a gal out with, I am being quite serious? Those two little dark blue bottles are gorgeous, bromo seltzer is what I think you called them, the colour is a rare find, as someone who collects sea/water glass, that blue is very rare. I have a few rare bottles, but I have purchased them, not quite the same as digging!! Where & when are your auctions? Cheers ~Kimmy G.

[@doriskovalcik442]

Every time I watch one of these videos the old saying, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure comes to mind.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Absolutely I love this

[@Garydigsit]

Awesome digs travis

[@CoinHuntingDrew]

1916 d obverse mintmark!!! Sweeeet!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother man I couldn’t believe I eyeballed a silver coin while bottle digging. 😊

[@johnlord8337]

This is a KEEPER ! Well you just ADDED and amended my The pharmaceutical and medicinal embossed bottles of Cumberland document at University of Maryland. W Matheney of West Side Pharmacy (dates provided in previous vids). Most excellent !!! This would supercede the Myers Drug Co bottles of Lonaconing where Matheney first worked before coming to Cumberland, and strong suspicion that he outsourced Myers bottles before having his own.

[@johnlord8337]

Now if you start finding an L L Kimes Brothers of Cumberland embossed bottle that would also supercede the Keyser Pharmacy WV bottles. I just saved this message and you now have an LL Kimes embossed pharmacy. TWO great finds !

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Lol how bout that brother man have found both LL Kimes from Keyser WVA and from Cumberland MD which was with his brother.

[@drwoe]

Shame about the falling out but sometimes it is the best thing for all, hope you can at least stay friends. Love the videos ..... Bottle in the hole !!!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Appreciate you brother man

[@kenthetalkingpen2518]

Nice finds are you sure the bulb and that other is milk glass or opel been so long can't even explain it, but anyway turn of the century can be a lot of fun 😉😄

[@jerrypearson2773]

Did you say mason jar in the hole 🤣 AWESOME video trav it's to bad that dumps almost done

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yessir a few mason jars this week. Will be in Wednesday nights auction brother man

[@shakascloset1700]

@@CrickDiggersInc I need to get in on one of your auctions, my problem is I spend my allowance on baseball Cards so I'm always broke when it comes to any other non essential goodies.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

I understand that brother man. I pile love to have you in the auctions.

[@dhankins51]

succulents could be planted in the broken sugar bowl Love to watch you guys dig!

[@dawnhaynes7784]

Love the video and the finds ❤

[@Tealtra]

Hi Wayne!👍a little electrolysis clean that right up.

[@paulmusgrave3387]

Pops here. Rather than shovel everything out of the hole could you rig up a solar powered elevator like used to bring hay up to a hay mow. Save a lot of time.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

That would be the coolest thing ever, would have to light and portable but I’ve never seen any diggers anywhere using anything other than shovels and buckets to move dirt. It is slower but gives you more time to view your discards and shovel is much lighter than that kind of contraption.

[@Riverwalker44]

Real decent dig fellas!!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother man glad you enjoyed the adventure. Appreciate you and your continued support brother man.

[@ruththomas7164]

I think the oriental shaker was a hat pin holder by the looks of the hokes- if not a power or sachet holder

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yes it very well could be, I will have it available to bid on in Wednesday nights auction.

[@ruththomas7164]

The Atlas Mason jars had fewer made- helps they’re worth- I believe they were really reworking older bottlers for reuse

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Appreciate you letting me know it makes sense as I’ve only dug a few of that kind.

[@chriscarter225]

Nice hawk wayne get ur supply built for ur auction buddy 😆 lol.

[@johnlord8337]

Need to have some German gluwein (high sugared wine). Make hot and drink and it really pumps your heat and calorie count !

[@davebudrus46]

I know first hand how money can end up in a dump. Years ago I had $30 come up missing. Knew it had to be somewhere around the house cause I hadn’t gone anywhere. Searched so much was starting to look in stupid places like the refrigerator. Finally realized I had thrown some trash away in the big can outside. It was dark by then but I still grabbed a flashlight went out and lifted the lid. Didn’t see anything so almost didn’t do it but decided to dig around a little bit and boom a little ways down there among the banana peels and coffee grounds lay the 30 bucks.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Excellent story and congratulations on actually finding it before it was gone. Thanks for your continued support brother man.

[@johnlord8337]

blue perfume or perfumed skin lotion pottery with 1865 (!) on the bottom

[@johnlord8337]

I wastrolling through ebay trying to find our embossed bottle pictures - and came across a Drake's bitters 4 log cabin last bid price was $418 ... others were going to $175+. Accordingly, these should certainly be price-equivalent.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Probably was a lighter shade to be going that high. Depends all on the colors on the drakes

[@johnlord8337]

@@CrickDiggersInc CHeck out these beauties 4 logger and 6 logger and the $800 one. www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2499334.m570.l1313&_nkw=drake%27s+plantation+bitters&_sacat=890

[@nataliegist2014]

Is there a way to restore the crocs

[@howarddenney5331]

First year walker! Congrats!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother man appreciate you and your support

[@mikesbeesllc]

blue marble is akro slag

[@389rockford]

the famous poodle !

[@cleggsadventures]

Always amazes me how many thick bottles break and those thin lightbulbs survive.👍

[@CrickDiggersInc]

I know it amazes me too brother man, lots of lightbulbs on this particular dump, wry first milk glass one I’ve seen though. Wonder what it was used for?

[@cleggsadventures]

@@CrickDiggersInc maybe a heat bulb for chickens

[@CrickDiggersInc]

I thought the exact same thing yesss

[@ajhenloc1]

I bet you may have found a shoe buckle. 👍

[@chriscarter225]

Tthe ern wayne found look like the goddess of love Athena ❤

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yeah that thing is beautiful, he has been pulling some really nice pieces of history. We have recovered so many amazing hand made items out of that dump since last winter.

[@chriscarter225]

Great guys keep it up,love watching y'all. And hello from down south east Ga..

[@CPTDUNSEL1701]

That statue head is a shakyamuni Meditation Buddha, Ming dynasty 1368-1644.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

😯

[@karynbrown7519]

Wonderful dig. Looking forward to feedback about the coin?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

It is a 1916 Walking Liberty Half Dollar D mint not in very good condition but I’m so excited to have found it

[@shakascloset1700]

@@CrickDiggersInc congrats awesome coin, isn't that a first year Walker? I wonder what it was stashed in when it was tossed into the dump, pants pocket, jar?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

It is the first year yessir and I am not sure what it was thrown away in as I just saw it laying in the ash.

[@robbybobby6483]

The cup is for baking custard. Not a mortar.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yeah you are right appreciate that brother man

[@dougsusie2319]

Cool, but I'll be glad too see you get back in some privies. Late 19th and early 20th century glass was too massed produced. You can't beat glass from 1840 to 1870's and stone lined privies are always early, at least here in the Pittsburgh area. Whatever your's and Corey's difference's are you two should try to patch things up. Old glass isn't worth losing friendship over. ☮️✌️💕👌

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Lots of privy digging coming up going to be traveling a good bit this year and digging privy’s and dumps.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Also like I always tell everyone most privy’s were dipped and all the privy dip ended up in dumps I have dug just as good stuff out of a dump then I have privy’s.

[@dougsusie2319]

@@CrickDiggersInc One of my bottle dreams has always been to find where the honey dippers from my little hometown dumped their loads. I've thought I kinda had a couple of good spots but turned up nothing except a couple of late 19th and early 20th century dumps. Maybe one day I will locate a spot with 1840 to 1870's glass and stoneware.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yes we all dream about those dumps and they are out there but also the older stuff is mixed with the modern trash as well. I enjoy digging it all there is treasures at every age

[@johnlord8337]

D hurt my eyes trying to read that jar. Licensed by P. P. P. Co. Balto MD Patd January 7, 1919. Can't find any valid patent, or a PPP Company of Baltimore MD.

[@heathershistoryhunters8778]

was the star thing part of a key chain?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

I am not sure I forgot to show a cleanup picture but I could not find any engraving or anything on it. Wry strange, I was thinking dog tag or something like that.

[@angiecrowell3747]

Is coin going to be auctioned?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

No ma’am I will be keeping that one

[@rockkhound943]

Guess i missed it somewhere in last few vids but where is Corey?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Gone doing his own thing now we no longer are digging together.

[@rockkhound943]

@@CrickDiggersInc right on brother...changes nothing for me ima watch every episode. Thanks for the reply and your new digging buddy is a cool guy so your doing great man .

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Very much appreciate you brother man and that means a lot 🥰

[@rosiebray9373]

@@CrickDiggersInc You guys have so many digs, collaborations and guest diggers now, it was just a matter of time before you had to expand. It's hard when it's a partnership, you have to go out of your comfort zone and do things your not use to, but for your viewers and customers it's a great thing. Twice the videos, products and auctions. Praying God blesses you both as you go out on your own. If you change your name over here, hope your old videos stay up on this sight long enough for us to get to watch them. Don't care what your names are as long as we can find you and get to come along on your adventures. Thanks for all your hard work and embrace the change, God always does this when He has good things in store...Great video, see you next time!

[@sandylipscomb7003]

SORRY IT BROKE‼️

[@johnlord8337]

Hahahaha .... thats a Buddha head

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Isn’t that the neatest thing 😂

[@brendamccall2259]

Where has Cory been?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Not sure but we are not digging together anymore

[@troygavis6728]

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