Strange Sink Spots in a Back Yard Lead to an Unbelievable Jackpot Buried in the Ground for 140 Years

[@paulmusgrave3387]

Pop's here. I would love to see an entire video of just all the bottles cleaned up and an idea of their value.

[@drg5557]

I have no idea why I watch you dig up bottles from old outhouses. However I do and I love it, Thanks and keep it up

[@sadielevens1144]

It's almost hypnotic isn't it.........

[@drg5557]

​@sadielevens1144: I have no idea if they are good bottles or not but for some reason I get all pump up if I hear him talk about tooled tops and stuff

[@garretk9574]

I’m in the same boat, although I had to try it myself. My son and I have now been out quite a few times and have found some of the same bottles I’ve seen in his videos!

[@david-n2t6u]

get your self involved in our hobby...................great dig............

[@manderson3231]

The Bakelite piece that had the threaded metal ends, was the actual Atomizer, probably for the perfume bottle you dug right after it. It was missing the rubber bulb, which you also dug a bit after the bottle.

[@roberte4204]

In the 70's i dug antique bottles. While not being a active digger i still collect crates, and memorabilia. Im particular proud of items that i have that were made in Anoka minnesota

[@chasetonga]

I love the historical information you give with important pieces.

[@dawncastiglione3036]

That torpedo-looking bottle that had a bent neck, which you had called an oil bottle, I believe could be a vintage baby bottle, especially since you found a rubber bulb that you thought might be part of a breast pump, as well as some thing called a lactopeptine bottle. 🤔😊 Of course, some other fans of yours have suggested good possibilities, too! Ink jar, birdcage water bottle, medicine-administering bottle for bedridden patients. So interesting, whatever its purpose was! 👍

[@pokeytoad1988]

Wow that Indiana bottle was a surprise. I live only 25 miles from Logansport. Great video.

[@susiereed3612]

I love watching your channel and I get excited every time you find a Mason jar. I collect them and it's great to learn more about them from your channel.

[@oldwoodentrunkadventures]

Nice, we find those Milk Glass cheese jars a bunch here in Vermont. Love to see how different products are from other parts of the country. Great video as always 👍

[@dirtclodmetaldetecting]

Some nice finds! Always fun to watch!

[@ianmurphy2356]

Hi Tom, Great programs, All the episodes I've watched you have easy soil to dig in , no Clay or rocks. Great for the gardener. Regards from UK

[@daviddarrall9384]

Some Enormous dig! Liked the potty lid, very ornate. Wish I had your energy and enthusiasm. Thanks for the video.❤ UK.

[@timothyrandall3269]

Another awesome digging. Keep up tge good work 👏

[@thisguy3800]

Crazy how deep that pit goes.

[@michaelschuenemann3505]

More Rare Bottles - Great Dig - always very Interesting - Love History - Love old Bottles - after 140 Years in the Ground - they still can be Saved ! Brilliant and many Cheers from Australia !!!!

[@terrencebuller7676]

Awesome finds Tom, great program. Best of luck in future digs. 👍

[@rogerb4971]

Nice one! Please keep doing these!

[@firecracker8071]

Hope you have a blessed Thanksgiving Day, thank you for the adventures

[@ritahall8653]

Great job

[@deloradeabel8487]

Tom you would of made a great history teacher,great dig guys as always!

[@gregorypoole5648]

Greetings from B.C., Tom and Jake : Although I've seen a lot of your videos , a favourite of mine was the recent with the 3 pioneer Hutchisons, all super rare( 2 from one bottler).Probably my top pick, though, was your episode on the dig of the notorious Tackett's Station.Like you, I favour age and history. Wonder if you will do future digs at other early stagecoach stops( across the Plains)

[@pauljefferies2091]

I dug an Arden Clark Vermillion DAK in a oval style. Popped it out of a hole in Portland, Oregon. First time I have seen another since I dug it.

[@erickmischke38]

I’d love to see a fast forward fill in and recap of a pit!

[@sunrunneroldbottels223]

nice dig the Maclaren cheese container was pressed glass and shows up often in 1890s and 1900 dumps back east.

[@deloradeabel8487]

It’s me again just wanted to say the way you dig your holes with patience,care & knowledge,it seems you never have to worry about cave ins!

[@philipcallicoat3147]

A fine job,Tom... Again, kudos to your off screen crew.. Wonderful editing and good,clear visual for the things that you are finding.. Stay safe and Be Blessed 🕊️🙏☝️!!!

[@margiecooper6045]

Amazing dig. So many nice items. Happy Thanksgiving !

[@Looter8TreasureHunter]

Another excellent dig. Keep up the great work Tom.

[@akster8434]

Ten feet down! No, TWELVE feet down! Yes, the things we get ourselves into! 😂 You must be exhausted!

[@canadianfloormasters]

Love your channel, love the fact that you have separate person filming your dig without the vertigo effect like others have while watching your video's, you have very informative knowledge for your viewers and it is well produced, no wonder you have the highest subscribers in the digging interest group on KZbin ! I have one question a lot of people have asked, what do you do with all your finds? Also what about your doubles? Do you sell? What do you do?

[@lisacates4185]

Do you answer questions?

[@LisaCates-q9x]

Fun, happy Thanksgiving

[@DWilt1969]

Happy Thanksgiving!!🦃

[@LadySythe]

It's crazy what's left hidden beneath our feet and we have no clue. Out of curiosity, what do you do with the pieces you find? I mean obviously you clean them up a bit but after that...?

[@melindawhite5198]

I really like how you tell us about the jar as you dig it up

[@judylukehart6854]

The finds are interesting but it is soothing and relaxing watching him dig. I hope digging in those provide doesn't expose him to diseases.

[@chasetonga]

@@markvanderstelt8999Except anthrax is found naturally in dirt.

[@deloradeabel8487]

Maybe the Bakelite piece you found was part of the atomizer that went to the bottle you found after it?

[@ellaparks162]

Thanks Tom another great dig😅😊😊

[@tinaj984]

Thank you!! Great haul 😍😍❤❤❤

[@cindyhoelderle946]

I kept on saying dont you see that green bottle? HAHHAHA

[@dannmccord1923]

All three of those pits are awesome. So many cool finds love that lamp cool dolls heads. Pickle jars are really pretty. Love your videos.

[@andygulick6085]

3 more great digs

[@RyanHillerson]

Fun to watch you guys!!

[@bosslife454]

My parents bought a home years back with a shed in the corner of the yard. over the years the ground underneath the shed Has sunk in about 2 to 3 feet swallowing the floor I'm starting to get curious that I should move it and see what's in there

[@carolynsimone8647]

Amazing dig...enjoy your Thanksgiving and keep on digging..🥰🥰

[@revminTphresh]

use layer? you slayer! lol. keep diggin them privies!

[@kristijensen7457]

59:28 this one made me nervous. That was sketchy being that deep.

[@theresters1]

I LIKE WATCHING YOU DIG THROUGH 100 YEAR OLD OUTHOUSE PITS SIMPLY BECAUSE IT IS LIKE A BOX OF CHOCOLATES, YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO FIND, LOL!! HOW IN CAT HAIR DID YOU GET STARTED MINING MANURE..I MEAN, ANTIQUES?? YOU ARE A ONE-OF-A-KIND MINER IS ALL I CAN SAY. WHAT YOU DO, WHAT YOU FIND AND HOW YOU GET TIPS ON WHERE TO DIG IS AMAZING. KEEP IT UP AND BE SURE TO TAKE YOUR BOOSTER SHOTS!!!

[@kape8286]

excellent video. thanks tom

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving if you celebrate Thanksgiving or just have a wonderful day tomorrow everyone 👋💕 Thanks Tom... Gobble gobble!

[@joeslaney3089]

What do you do with the spoils you throw aside? Do you ever sift through them for other valuables?

[@rollandjoeseph]

How do you know that area was filled with bottles again? And what happens if it has nothing? Thx

[@cecoya]

You sure do some digging and finding some great history there. Those cheese jars were probably like a spreadable cheese like cream cheese. Have a great day

[@terrancemiller8350]

You do make me happy when I can watch you dig, it does make me nervous when your down so deep because, well we know Jake isn't going to save you, him and that camera first. Sorry just a rant, you do make me sweat. Love the videos. Be safe much love, have a great turkey day. Afriend.

[@benjurqunov]

Whitall Tatum Co. Also is known for making glass insulators.

[@bettybatson9622]

You are so knowledgeable

[@seanwelch71]

Do you save incomplete examples until you find a complete one?

[@Lindenbum]

Have you every tried to grow the seeds you find? Just for the heck of it.

[@richardthomas1743]

Lets start digging!

[@IamRemoWilliams]

Another gem

[@andrewowens9382]

Hi 👋 Tom and 👋 jake another good bottle hunt yes you got to check and watch were you dig Tom with cables but you got some early bottles surprising what you can find ridgeway China ware is popular make all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧

[@martinco712]

Hi we used to call those tall pickle bottles cathedral jars when we dug them.

[@barbarafritchie2000]

Awesome.

[@billiehydrick6417]

Good to see you guys 🎉😊😊

[@ritahall8653]

Good job

[@darrylwillett8359]

How in the hell did you get out of that hole?

[@soonzach4017]

As always love your channel, Happy Thanksgiving to you all.

[@atuuschaaw]

♥Always enjoyable brother! But you had me on the edge of my seat watching you in that last one! I found myself holding my breath a couple of times, even though the banks did look like stable clay. Unnerving! 😉

[@Carter-qm7tj]

can you make a video about how to probe out a pit

[@larisarogers2649]

The things you get yourself into 😆 You guys have a Wonderful Thanksgiving ❤

[@chasetonga]

I was shocked to find out breast pumps went back that far!

[@eolson1964]

I have to know are you selling your finds or are they going into a local museum? I love your channel and seeing history unfold in your hands

[@johnashep109]

How do you get out of those deep one's?

[@amberglavin6051]

Hi Tom, I really enjoy your videos and the interesting finds that are dug. I’m wondering what you do with the doll heads you find, even the broken pieces?

[@jasonshelley7303]

Awsome! I have a similar piece to the one you found with a turned up neck i was told it was a bird cage water bottle!

[@bilirkisi7819]

Good luck to you my friend 🙂

[@novanut1964]

good video, be careful that deep

[@Riverwalker44]

Nice digs!

[@thomasmccardle725]

I love watching your videos, great finds and your such a handsome lad! The only way it could be better if I was digging with you!!

[@curiousone6129]

New sub here. Fascinating stuff!

[@oleradiodudea.m.4735]

I dig your channel

[@juliehoquin9525]

What do you mean by the use layer. Sorry. But Im Curious.

[@fishdweeb123]

love your content!!

[@zappa3543]

You guys rock

[@ShewGraff]

Lets go...🤘😃Best greetings from Germany

[@lidymaehoward6726]

The atomizer part and the bulb probably went to the jar. They were atomizers that was used for breathing purposes.

[@lindapeterson2684]

Love watching your digs….It appears the soil you are digging in is very nice….Is that typical of the area, or because it’s an old outhouse pit….

[@martinco712]

You know what does it for me is 1905 and older extract bottles I just love the look If it is embossed even better.

[@jerrysadventures8952]

Happy Thanksgiving

[@biggieed949]

I’m a little concerned that when you get done with Yankton it will all look like one big plowed field! Curious, how many holes have you dug there?

[@pattimessenger6214]

Tom is careful to fill his holes. And, he carefully digs the grass and lays it out so he can cover the top of the refilled hole with the original grass.

[@rickmeisch643]

You sir can do a lot of top of the head talking while digging. Nice job giving info out. Have you dug in S.E. Mn. With the bottling company Watkins selling everything under the sun.

[@SharonKitchen-eu7bb]

10 feet down....wow

[@topekasub]

You’re going to get the bends!😂

[@ddl2k7]

At 20 min the item with the threaded cap looks like a valve stem with a Schrader valve under the cap... Did they have inflated objects then? Like tires

[@ToddTheJoker]

Another great dig! love this channel! Tom, do you know anyone in the movie/show business? because I know that Movie and even TV show set directors/dressers sometimes look for these types of items if they are dressing/decorating a set for a period movie or tv show! could be lucrative! anyway good luck and I look forward to the next video! thanks and take care!

[@robbybobby64]

Surprisingly large amount of glass in this pit. That was a deep one.

[@elizabethgaston3483]

I do truly love what you are doing but seems repetition would love to see other states

[@roastedtire6669]

It was a piece of a Delorean maby from inside the door🤠

[@manderson3231]

That weird bottle with the bent neck is for administering medicine to an invalid/ bed ridden person. I have seen invalid feeders made of porcelain, but I have never seen a medicine bottle. I believe that to be a very rare find.😊

[@oneagentfrog]

Could the backlight piece have gone to the perfume bottle?🤷

[@thecatsmeowfromny]

Is this an old video? It seems familiar. Although I know Tom wears this same tank top in many of his videos 😂

[@benkirkland5354]

Yeah, from two months ago, and also from two weeks ago… I don’t get it.

[@thecatsmeowfromny]

@@benkirkland5354 It seems like they combined multiple videos together to make a longer one. But I'm not sure!