PRIVY DIGGING SMALL TOWN 1860s 20 FT STONE LINER😵

[@kimharrison888]

Awesome finds guys!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@davidhermiz9705]

Great work guys🙏

[@karentashua.14s13]

Cliff hanger ...... can’t wait for part 2 ! Gotta be some more great stuff down there 😊 Be careful guys !

[@CrickDiggersInc]

As soon as we came back next day great finds right off the bat. New video will be up next weekend. Thanks for the continued support friend

[@CrickDiggersInc]

As soon as we came back next day great finds right off the bat. New video will be up next weekend. Thanks for the continued support friend

[@digginghistorytasmania3897]

Onto some sweet bottles there guys all great looking bottles that torpedo would of been a beauty thanks for shearing enjoyed watching 👍👍👍👍👍⛏⛏

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thx brother man, appreciate you. Glad you enjoyed the show and thx as always for your continued support

[@digginghistorytasmania3897]

Crick Diggers Inc. 👍👍

[@Beeeeeefffffff]

I can definitely see a future bottle collector in that young kid.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Heck yeah he’s already started. Has quite a marble collection and just loves digging with his dad. Metal detector not so much, but he loves digging bottles. Thx for the continued support brother

[@jerryblum277]

Awesome dig guys that is one deep hole!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yessir it’s crazy how far that wall went down. I think they brought in fill dirt though because the top of the wall was 4 ft down lol. We’ve got two more probed out for next weekend. That ten pen soda is mega bux full. We’re lucky to see even a shard. Truly a dream bottle. Thx for the continued support brother

[@ancientheart2532]

Heavy drinkers? Should see my recyling sometime!

[@thememphisdiggersofficial617]

In Memphis we mainly have Brick-liners that average 18ft+ and we encounter pipes in the first few feet of the hole. If the pipe is no longer in use, just give it a little tap with a sledge and it will bust right out. This is what we do and it really helps.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

We was not sure whether the pipe still contained sewage plus the homeowner requested that we not break it so we just dug around it. Actually helped to stabilize the hole nicely. The problem was when they put the pipe in they knocked the wall down into the privy and broke almost everything in it. We have two more to go next weekend plus 3 more permissions in the same old town. So lots more bottles for sure. Thx for the continued support friend

[@DigginWithDeej]

Great bunch of saved bottles! Beautiful keepers!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thx brother it was a blast to dig as well. Thx for the continued support friend

[@brettbittner9383]

Nice finds and finding local stuff is always special. That hole is crazy deep hh

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother man, it was a crazy deep hole lol. Loved it and very well built back in the 1850s. Thx for the continued support brother glad you enjoyed the show.

[@silentmandan1392]

Those are some awesome bottles, always wanted to go bottle digging

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thx sir it was a fun time digging. You should definitely try it out, sometimes you find some really cool stuff and sometimes you find nothing but it’s the adrenaline of the possibilities that keep you digging. Thx for the continued support brother

[@Kennedy800]

the Chas Rang Mahanoy City milk is up my way in Northeast Pa coal region! Crazy to see that down south

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yeah it definitely came in on the railroad, as do most of the bottles we find. Lots of selections because of that too. Is it a common milk bottle as we have not found much info on it? Thx for the continued support brother

[@metaldetectingengland]

that was a great dig guys ! nice to see so many good finds .you did great ..i found a small bottle pit recently when we were out metal detecting in a field here in UK had a signal and dug down and found bottles ,iron and a brass item we think may be from an old house light fitting .and lots of broken pottery too ,have a look if you like ,,,all best wishes Adrian and Simon UK .

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks friend we appreciate you. That’s awesome you found a pit out Detecting and very difficult to do. I will definitely check out your channel and thank you for the support.

[@925inder2]

nicely done!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Ty kindly friend. We appreciate you

[@lorrainegomez9395]

Luv the thumb nail!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Good deal we was trying to figure out a good one. Glad you like it. Thx for the continued support friend

[@ajlevy1063]

I live right there in that street my town and everything awesome find I have a ton of those bottles

[@ajlevy1063]

The chas c rang bottle of mahanoy city

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Corey got that as his pick, but he still has it. Message him on our Facebook page Crick Diggers

[@ajlevy1063]

@@CrickDiggersInc thank you I will

[@suewatson1912]

Enjoy your videos......Just subscribed.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Awesome, thank you for your support glad you enjoy the channel and our finds.

[@suzib33]

That 2nd hole is massive lol Nice finds from the 1st hole though, loved the Ball Masons!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yes ma’am it’s the biggest one we have ever dug. So old in the bottom it had no glass at all. The 1860s-1870s layers were mostly smashed but still a really cool one to dig. Thx for the continued support friend and let me know if you need any masons.

[@chrisharding693]

Great vid, can’t wait for part two! You blokes are guns with the probe 👍

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother I appreciate you. Part 2 coming up in the next couple days. We’re opening up another one, same property tomorrow. Thx for the continued support brother

[@marciegutgsell5124]

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[@singinghead247]

Nice videos man I love watching them with my dad keep them coming

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother glad you guys enjoyed the show and also thank you both for your continued support.

[@singinghead247]

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[@bluegrassrelics1969]

Nice dig as always. Wow that privy dig was deeeeeeeeep! Looking forward to some more metal detecting again .

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thank you brother, it was our deepest one to date. Definitely more detecting coming in the next few weeks. Thx for the continued support brother

[@DavidSmith-oh3re]

I believe Tobias Venetian Liniment was from the 1840s-1850s

[@idaho2ndgens240]

I put my "Bottle in the hole" tee shirt on for the video and sure enough, you guys found some great stuff!! Great digs.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thx brother man and heck yeah you know it. Bottle in the hole. Glad you enjoyed the the show and thank you for your continued support

[@leebrewer1190]

Hmm...an 1800s med for curing mental disease! Great dig. Little Travis shots are great! Its a heartbreaker breaker when its most of the machined ones that are the whole bottles.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yeah like you mentioned in a previous comment, they made quack meds for everything. The machine made bottles are much thicker and unfortunately didn’t break with the pressure like the blown ones lol. Thank you for your continued support brother

[@SugarCookie1127]

Laughing my ass off, watching you guys show a bottle and there’s the little boy knocking dirt into the hole in the background. He’s adorable

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Heck yeah that would be my son Trav jr. He is a big ball of energy lol. Love him so much thank you 😊

[@bohood8419]

Sweet. Getting ready to do some digging myself. First

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thx friend it was a great weekend and decent weather. Very friendly neighborhood. Ended up with 3 more permissions just from talking to people that wanted to see what we was doing. Thx for the continued support brother

[@robertkreiling1746]

Question , why not just use a pump when hitting these water holes ? And keep on going ?

[@MrMarkRoads]

Out here in Arizona there are small mines out in the desert wonder what a guy would dig up in a privy out here.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Only one way to find out brother, also a great place to metal detect . Probably had a pay booth around close by too. Good luck on your next adventure brother

[@Travelling..Bottle..Digger]

Hello, my friends ! Great finds. Careful out there... don't want to see ya digging your own graves. lol Have a great upcoming week ! ~ Kevin

[@CrickDiggersInc]

It was a little scary digging that giant but anytime we encountered a big rock it came out before we went any further. Once it was to dangerous to try and lift buckets we stopped. It went another 5 feet but way to dangerous and full of water. Oh well two more privys on this property next weekend. Thx for the continued support brother

[@kellymcfadden7514]

Wow! You were deep! Is that the deepest you have gone?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yes that’s the deepest dig so far. 20ft lol

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Hey, you guys, awesome bottles! And I see you're training the next generation of diggers up right!!! Lol. That's one hell of a hole there. Best to stop when you reach the water level! Sure wish the torpedo had been whole...

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Hey thx ma’am it was a great weekend of digging bottles. Trav just loves digging with his dad and he’s a fast learner. Just love my little buddy. Glad you enjoyed the show and thank you for your continued support friend.

[@tobiasalmy7770]

So I found a milk bottle last night but can’t find any info online. Searched for hours. What are my options with finding a good price to sell it at?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Go on Facebook to the Milk Bottle Collectors page and post some photos brother man

[@aegh11]

Travis are you gonna auction the 4 Roses bottle?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Already sold it brother, thanks for your continued support. I’m sure we’ll dig another eventually.

[@ajlevy1063]

Do you still have the chas c tang milk or did you sell it

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Corey has it, message him on Facebook page brother man.

[@robertblythe9649]

Hey Travis, i talked to you briefly last year about a 1790's property i have permission to probe and metal detect. The whole yard is a beep and the ground is soft. Would like to see if you guys would like to help me out and share in the findings?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Robert email me brother and I will talk with you and see if you are close enough to come out to. [e-mail]

[@derekjetsone6050]

The Bromo Seltzer building in Baltimore is now made into Luxury Apartments (arts tower- aka rich assholes). Kind of sad. Way back in the day there was a gigantic Blue Bottle on top of the Clock Tower. Just a little piece of History

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother for the info if you need any bromos I have a ton of them. Thank you for your continued support brother.

[@derekjetsone6050]

@@CrickDiggersInc always..

[@beverlyhayshouston2770]

How dangerous is this as far as infectious diseases or perhaps falling in a sinkhole? Perhaps a small garden trowel or spade would be easier to use in a small space.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

People have been digging bottles since the 1960s and nobody has gotten sick from it. I would say you may have a chance of hitting asbestos in 1930s dumps but we normally stay out of them. We do have small tools but always tend to burry them lol

[@beverlyhayshouston2770]

I know. I have a lot of antique bottles that I have found. I meant the germs specifically associated with an outhouse.

[@Kennedy800]

i have lots of permissions up here if your willing to travel! I dig mainly alone

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Always love to take road trips my friend. Where are you located it’s definitely not out of the realm of possibility. Thx for the continued support brother

[@darenkroon661]

That's a shame the German handmade marble is broke. Those can be big money.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

I know man that far down there is a lot of pressure so a good many of the bottles and stuff develop pressure cracks . We have dug some really nice condition German marbles. Thanks for your continued support brother

[@kaolinwasher]

that dump has some age to it

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Oh yeah we are digging behind a 1790s house. Very old. Opening up the middle one tomorrow, hopefully it’s loaded with blobs and hutches. Thx for the continued support friend

[@peterwyatt4181]

I'm a bottle digger just a word of caution why do you risk your sons life by letting him go ten foot down your hole .I have had quite a few cave ins over the years and you don't get any warning when it happens..enjoy your digging but stay safe and keep the kids out of the hole

[@CrickDiggersInc]

That wall was very stable and there was no risk of a cave inn. No digging was going on and it was a stone lined privy not a ash bottle dump. I do not think I was putting my son at any risk. I to have had many cave inns but only when we cause them by removing parts of the wall. Or when there is no stability to the wall. We know what we are doing and appreciate your concern but trav is every bit of a crick digger as I am. Always warnings as well if you are paying attention. Whether it’s trickling dirt, even leaves falling, that’s why we spot each other while digging as well as constantly test the stability. Thanks for your continued support brother

[@josephdeffendoll3056]

Doo any of these have any value?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Yep some of them have tremendous value and others not so much. Major of the time , it so much.

[@DigginwithSeven]

Enjoyed the video. This is Diggin with Seven and me and Tennessee Jeff have a metal detecting podcast called Relics Radio. We would like to book you on an upcoming show. Reach out to us by message on the Relics Radio Facebook group page if your are interested, or you can email me at [e-mail]

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Awesome brother and I’ll definitely message you about being involved in that. Sounds like good times. Thank you for the opportunity and for the continued support brother

[@1220b]

To deep and dangerous . Nothing is worth being buried alive for.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Still here to dig another day obviously. Thanks for your opinion but the city diggers dig 30-40ft brick liners all the time. This was a baby compared to them.

[@1220b]

@@CrickDiggersInc 30, 40 ft deep !! I . As a ex archaeologist we are careful. One of our colleagues was buried alive and died. It's a fear, but you have to risk it for the good stuff. Just be careful. Love your videos..

[@CrickDiggersInc]

So sorry to hear about one of your team being buried, it does happen from time to time no matter how careful you are. Definitely a risky hobby but also sometimes very rewarding. Thanks for your continued support my friend.