River dump bottle dig absolutely insane finds.

[@bluesingmusic3443]

Love the little blue poison with the skull & crossbones, plus the big amber whiskey!!! Love the old bottles.

[@jsteelsadventureandvariety4545]

excellent dig👍amazed with these finds you guys have going on🙂 thanks for sharing

[@JD-ps6od]

Very nice bottles coming out, thanks for the video! 👍

[@VintageParagonUk]

Awesome finds mate! love that poison, really nice! That dump is great, nice one 😁👍

[@bryankitchen555]

Great dig guys, love those cobalt poisons !! Thanks for giving us a great video !! Bryan Kitchen Houston Texas

[@DanO12345]

Cool. Awesome that you take subscribers to your honey holes.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

We enjoy seeing the excitement from pulling a bottle over 100 years old. In a world of chaos and hate it’s nice to see pure happiness on our followers faces. Thanks for your continued support brother man.

[@mountaintopgranny5661]

Love the crock and all!!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks so much, very much appreciate your continued support.

[@patriciasullivan7967]

Fantastic finds today and nice and cool on the River. Great video guys.

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Some good finds enjoyed the video

[@carlocamposano7602]

Looks like you have a good tip there keep it up watching your videos makes my day well done Crick Diggers

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother, really appreciate you.

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

WOW guys! Amazing and unique finds! 😎😎

[@natmelo7620]

Amazing finds !

[@robbybobby6483]

Dale. Killer ink. Loads of great stuff. Corey that stopper and poison is sweet. Crisfield is a town in Somerset County.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Appreciate the info brother, do you know anything about the W E Ward soda bottle?

[@robbybobby6483]

@@CrickDiggersInc millions of independent bottlers, if i find any info I'll let you know.

[@robbybobby6483]

@@CrickDiggersInc Great history associated with this bottle. W.E. Ward and Brothers. The Ward family was known for decoy duck carving and also for Oysters out of the Crisfield area. They also had nice oyster tin cans. images.app.goo.gl/qdanufxwHQqShXgC7

[@tomfrazier1103]

In 2019 on a trip to Hawaii I got our one Weir jar "Kealekekua Kanning Ko. Kealekekua, Kona,-Hawaii T.H. with the initials. It's about a half gallon cap'y with the cover and hardware. I found my first whole Gilka in '19. In an 1860s-1894 area. Saw so many frags in '09-'10. Never found a pistol, found the brass trigger guard of a musket or harpoon gun? You've got a great hole going there, my first & only Paine's in Town in '19. I found some of those shield beer toppers "Rainier" which was brewed on Queen st. in Honolulu 1905-20. All the bottles say "Seattle Brewing & Malting" none of the stuff I've seen has reference to Hawaii, unlike their California branches. First whiskey was a Duffy, later 6. Found one damaged W.C. Peacock Hawaiian whiskey in 2019. Too beat to display. I have bought & finagled the available Hawaiian whiskies. Imported for C.L. Richard's Honolulu S.I. is 2 known, c1858.

[@collinsluke38]

Love digging river dumps!!! Awesome finds trav and corey!!

[@dennismajzlik90]

Good short and sweet video. Really enjoyed it. Subbed you yesterday on Rocks' recommendation. You've got some fantastic spots to search in your area. I'm going to keep watching for sure.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother man, really appreciate you.

[@bluegrassnnawoods8198]

nice haul

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thank you for your continued support and kindness.

[@kenthetalkingpen2518]

What a haul brings back memories heck yeah!!!!!!💯👍

[@elyworsley3764]

Amber Coke was my favorite.

[@jonlennon3348]

You guys killed it .

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother, it was a fantastic week of digging and I’m really happy we all were able to get some great finds.

[@johnlord8337]

There were other 19th-century businesses in Pittsburg on that long, narrow strip between the railroad tracks and the Allegheny river. Between 1862 and 1872, the Keystone Planing Mill was built on the site where the Groetzinger tannery would rise in about 1882. When it folded in the late 1890s, the building was acquired by the Lutz & Schramm Co., which made pickles, sauces, preserves, fruit butters, baked beans and catsup -- just like its competitor H J Heinz down the road. Lutz & Schramm (late 1890s - 1925 ---) pottery jar with (glass ?) lid and wire (metal band ?) bail.

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

Amazing finds guys! 😎😎

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thank you sister lady, always love to see people digging with me pull something incredible that they dug . 🤗

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

@@CrickDiggersInc we love it when you call us “ Sister Lady”. 👍👊😬. Just trying to get caught up on videos🙃. Lots going on with family issues so I haven’t been watching the auctions 🥺. We know how hard you work to find bottles and appreciate you sharing your videos! Happy Digging! Pat & Pam ❤️❤️

[@johnlord8337]

This is a keeper. THE BALL (arched) is oldest of capital lettered BALL jars before start of Ball signature jars 1893. This BALL fits into the same cross over period of a prior BALL PERFECT MASON with staggered embossing in that earliest of 1890s from some of the older Ball Bros plant acquisitions and having them producing these models, ... while the newer plants and newer acquisitions from 1893 and later transitioned and made the Ball signatures thereafter.

[@sonnypate6808]

Sick dig. Bunch of new and different stuff in that dump, awesome.👍☮️

[@debraporch7888]

What an amazing dig! Y'all hit the bottle honey hole on your second day. So many stunning bottles. Heck yeah!!! Bottles in the hole and falling on your heads. Take care and be safe...

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks Deb sister lady, it was so much fun digging this week. Everyone was able to dig some great bottles and we all had a blast. Can’t ask for anymore than that, life is good 😊. Thanks for your continued support Debra, 😊.

[@mauri7334]

Some really nice finds! And what a great place to dig… that blue stopper was awesome! Poison ☠️ bottles too!

[@roccovolpendesta7032]

You guys are my favorite bottle digging team! Keep up the good work!! I'd like to get one of your T's. How about one that says: "I GOT O.P. IN THE HOLE" Btw, If you ever want to dig Nor Cal's gold country hit me up. I live 5 min from Coloma, the center of the universe in 1850.

[@briannagle8794]

Awesome dig guys! Nice finds for sure! Love the skull and cross bones poison bottle!!

[@Travelling..Bottle..Digger]

Killer finds within the first 5 minutes ! Now... on with the show...👍🤠🍻

[@Travelling..Bottle..Digger]

Blue stopper, cross bones poi son and Dale's emerald green cone ink are impressive !👍👍

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Appreciate you, it was another incredible week of digging. Just love that river dump ♥️

[@Carolbearce]

Awesome finds. Looks like everyone had a great time.

[@ryanslandandtreesvc454]

Those bottles must be heavy, look at Corey's guns!!!!

[@CrickDiggersInc]

They can get heavy carrying them back from some of our adventures but mostly weightlifting since he was 12 yrs old. Thanks for your continued support brother man.

[@ryanslandandtreesvc454]

@@CrickDiggersInc of course, love watch yall and learning, heading to a dig myself behind a 1800s cemetery on a creek. Found my first blob top torpedo out there and first POISON. Praying for your loved one too Brother. Im in Va if yall ever wanna do a dig together. Willing to travel to yall as well

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Sounds like it’s got great potential. Hope you find something incredible brother and absolutely I’m down to dig anytime. If you have Facebook hit me up on there either at Crick Diggers or Travis Wyant I’m holding my double Diamond in my photo.

[@Achunk89]

Love that “poitson”. Never disappoint

[@patg6705]

I love marbles

[@Lesbodoggofest]

Dang y’all killed it, that cw or ww1 token thing was epic find man

[@jimthompson9992]

Wow! That river dump is full of greatness! Just imagine what other awesome bottles are waiting there for you, Yravis and Cory!!! Excellent dig! Looking forward to the next hunt! 👍🇺🇸

[@jimsullivan3481]

Man, yall absolutely KILLED IT on this one!!! Most guys would be happy with thst haul over a season let alone a couple sessions. Those Paines are common as dirt but really fun to dig but the good stuff? That amber whiskey corey got, the dude snaggin that jug off the poo, neon green ink, ss cokes, AND THAT LIL BLUE POISON!!!!!!! DAMN!!!!!!! THAT THINGS AWESOME!!!!!! Just a sweet bunch of finds there gentlemen. Congrats. Alwaya pullin for ya. Kerp up the great work!!!! And buy crypto!!! BABYCAKE!!!!! Hahahaha...made a ton

[@damonbush6266]

Way to go guys, awesome finds!

[@toddpowell6313]

Too damn funny. You ask him “ do you want the root cutters” then instead of saying “ I’ll get it for you” You jump back at him with “ well go get it then” . Sounds like the banter back and forth me and with my brothers. Life is good for the crick diggers.😎

[@asheradelman9803]

Wow i would love to have that victors syrup from frederick, i live right in the frederick area

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Have to talk to Dale he dug them both.

[@jessebaumun3098]

Amazing scores as usual! Keep it up guys!

[@SeMoArtifactAdventures]

Man you guys killed it. Those were some good ones. Couldn’t ask for a better place to dig. Nice and cool and easy to clean off the bottles.

[@historyhawk3621]

You gents may to rent a storage locker for all of the great bottles you find. Your guests must be thrilled to dig at such a great spot - well done.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Actually have an entire building with a storage room, mailing room, and office for our auctions brother man.

[@historyhawk3621]

@@CrickDiggersInc Awesome! You guys deserve it. You work your butts off.

[@irenefitzkee535]

Crisfield, Md is in Salisbury.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Do you know if the W E Ward is a tough one to find or not?

[@irenefitzkee535]

@@CrickDiggersInc no idea. I just googled the town. I rely on you guys for most of what I know about bottles.

[@ykg1495]

I heard those phenus closures are extremely rare. Haha

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Man I couldn’t talk to save my life yesterday 😂

[@ykg1495]

@@CrickDiggersInc all good man. It was a great video, and had some killer finds!

[@DanO12345]

Lol, pulling that out may cut down on your advertising.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Or increase it 😂 but with a much different crowd 😂. Thanks brother man

[@jamied.1491]

Hey man my name is Robert im from the south that round county thing u found is a civil war dog tag

[@karynbrown7519]

Found a gold mine at the river dump!

[@123blacksheep]

Bone buttons are possibly ivory

[@CrickDiggersInc]

🤫

[@johnlord8337]

J A Gilka bitters Berlin, Mass (said 1836 - 1936 100th anniversary -->) later J A Gilka (-----) Distillery Berlin, Mass. Expensive bottle.

[@brettbittner9383]

Congrats guys on all the nice beautiful bottles saving bits of history as yall go. The river dump does not disappoint. Hope the family doing well an happy hunting

[@tracyannfarwell2657]

I hope people dont leave their trash behind!

[@wgrillojr]

I bet those sodas tasted so much better than the corn syrup flavored crap that's made now. The throwback made with real sugar sodas are so much better than the stuff they push on us now but still not the same as I remember them being in the 70's. I feel the same way about the cereals they make now too. Bring back the real old school coke!! lol. Get people moving again. No wonder people got more work done in the past they were all zooted up. LOL! Just like people being prone to addiction to opiates since you could just get it whenever you needed it back when it must be in our DNA from our ancestors. Anyway, keep on digging. I look forward to your weekly videos with the diggin action. Your auction videos notifications always get me excited then I see they're the auction. I have enough stuff anymore I'd be called a hoarder.

[@rockkhound943]

Never met ya Bill but you seem like a cool down to earth person, just from this comment alone .

[@johnricheson8465]

You might be right there Bill!

[@bluesingmusic3443]

Yup I agree on the soda. When Coke announced they were changing the formula, I was in Atlanta mid 80s. My buddies & I bought all the cases of the real coke, we could afford. Alas it eventually ran out. But there was nothing like that old coke burp, that made your nose burn!!! All the sodas are crappy now, even my old Dr Pepper. Fructose sucks as a sweetener.

[@rockscousteau]

I cannot believe cory wears shorts digging. I would be bloody in 2 mins. This was awesome. You guys get all those storms today? We got hammered here on an off all day. I am actually finding stuff with that detector too. Not really one I would use myself....but it is perfect for a kid and esp for the price. After you play around with it for a few hours....you can even identify good targets from the tone alone......

[@irenefitzkee535]

What you said might be a pearl looks like a glove button or a button from a woman’s dress.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

I do agree, but what is it made out of?

[@irenefitzkee535]

@@CrickDiggersInc i don’t know. It didn’t look mother of pearl or bone. I’m not super sure of what material was used in the 1800s. I just know what they look like from other videos. If I figure something out. I will let you know.

[@snarky_user]

Crisfield is over on the Delmarva peninsula, opposite from Ocean City. What's that doing there? Was somebody running away upstream?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

No clue about how it got there but very cool find, do you know anything about W E Ward ?

[@snarky_user]

@@CrickDiggersInc I did some searching. 1) There's a butt-ton of Wards in that area, including some famous decoy makers. 2) The only W E Ward I encountered was a William Ward 1869-1949, apparently no descendants and only one brother (in my source). Listed in the 1930 census an a merchant and confectioner. 3) There was W. E. Ward Oyster Co. In Crisfield. There was a branded can on an auction.

[@terrykrall]

QUESTION.... how far from the center of that town or city are you? Can you tell me what city/town you are near? I am searching an area near Indianapolis which is just 3 miles from a (then) country town now a major suburban city. Near a 100 year old recreation park near that country town. Finding bottles only from 1930s-1950s... but VERY FUN!!! Thanks and I’m now subscribed... GREAT CONTENT!!!!

[@johnlord8337]

Ferro China is Italian bitters bottle

[@irenefitzkee535]

I have not seen a skull and cross bones on an old poison bottle before. Love little bottles.

[@Terrytimetmb]

Outstanding day of digging guys!!!! Big efforts for a big reward! I've had days like this but not for a long time. Keep it up guys......I'm watching. Thanks

[@hollylavin7796]

That was a good vidio guys. You found all kinds of things. I wish that mason jar Corey found would have been whole. It was a little different than what I have seen.

[@rockkhound943]

The audio is on point dudes . That mason Corey found is early and cool . The shram jar I think is from shram city which I believe is Pontil Paul's neighborhood...might be wrong tho . Some amazing finds guys I hope I can come dig someday 🙏. Later taters

[@daleleibfried8648]

The best video you ever put together lolol.

[@debraporch7888]

@dale leibfried glad to see you out there digging with the Crick Diggers. Love the green cone ink stunning find. Rare color. I shouldn't say this, but I'm envious of you out there digging. I happy you had the opportunity to dig with them.

[@daleleibfried8648]

@@debraporch7888 thanks Deb. It was a great time

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Thanks brother it was a blast, come on back anytime brother man.

[@tawnihaynie1065]

Hi. ☺☺☺😇😇😇

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Hello

[@rock13fish]

The medal looks like it has the winged figure of victory at the top. Right arm up, left pointing out to the side. It was on some British medals. Haven't seen one with a banner going down like that. Could be a school medal or maybe something sold to folks to raise money during the war? Total guess on that last bit.

[@mountaintopgranny5661]

What about the pistol?

[@CrickDiggersInc]

Was roaches and burned had glass melted into it and ended up breaking when I tried cleaning it. More than likely a toy but always cool to find. That was either 8-9 this uear

[@mountaintopgranny5661]

@@CrickDiggersInc ok, was just wondering. Keep finding our lost jewels and we'll keep watching. Thanks.

[@steven2212]

Some absolutely stunning finds. Would be intriguing to smoke a bowl out of that 100 year old pipe. Maybe it would give you one hundred years of wisdom.

[@freedomdiggersmetaldetecti8964]

I'm in love with that German bottle Corey pulled! That poison is super cool too. Thanks for bringing us along brother man.

[@tracyannfarwell2657]

I mean plastic water bottles

[@dondeere]

do yall make a living digging

[@CrickDiggersInc]

I do yessir ever since I lost my job during the COVID outbreak all I do now is dig and auctions. Best job ever even though it is extremely demanding.

[@jayesimmons9559]

Do your wives ever go digging with you???

[@CrickDiggersInc]

No unfortunately mine hates dirt and will never go digging with me 😞

[@jayesimmons9559]

@@CrickDiggersInc I would love to go digging and my husband's like why??? He doesn't understand!! Love the videos.

[@CrickDiggersInc]

You are welcome to come digging with me if your ever in the area.

[@jayesimmons9559]

@@CrickDiggersInc my husband doesn't get why I love looking for old history. Because I would come down to MD in a heartbeat. I only live a hour out of Baltimore MD. In PA.