Hidden Chamber Unopened For 120 Years Has A Massive Cache Of Valuable Antiques Inside
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2022
- Excavating the kitchen trash dump at the Feeder residence in Leeds, North Dakota.
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Now that I have watched all of your videos I am ready to comment. My grandmother was born in 1890, yes 1890, my father in 1912 and I'm a 50's baby boomer. I grew up around and still live surrounded by old stuff. I love watching your videos. I love the memories, the education, the calmness. It is so nice that you don't add the sensational nor the conflict. I look forward to watching more.
My paternal grandfather was born in 1888 and my paternal grandmother in 1890. Seriously, both in 1888 and 1890. My father was born in 1927. But I am a Generation X er. I also grew up around antiques and explored my maternal great grandparents' house next to my maternal grandparents' house (where my other great grandparents' lived there too). The oldest antique I own is a Victorian mourning jewelry lapel pin of my paternal great grandfather from Italy.
My grandfather was born in 1872. He made the Oklahoma land rush in 1899. He was 65 when his last child was born.
Like that you cut right to the chaff without a lot of B.S. and useless chatter. Also appreciate the side bars with dates and bottle purpose. Great channel !
I feel the same way
Ditto
If your ever in Iowa you can dig in my yard, first recorded date of my house 1903 the ground was purchased in 1855 and my home owned the south half of my town.
The Palmers bottle is so beautiful such a gorgeous color I enjoyed your video thank you for sharing 👍👍♥️👍👍🗝️
You're making me think about an old two-hole outhouse i know of out side of Searchlight, NV. on what was once a large mining operation. They had several buildings there for the workers who mined there and ran the mill. It's been said that miners often stashed the high-grade specimens that they found in the mine in them. Usually in a bag tied to a string, which often slid out of the crack that the knot of the string was wedged into and fell with a plop🙂There is a huge can dump on the property that i've found old coins and bar tokens in, but nary a bottle. So now you got me thinking.
I really like the fact you are methodical while you dig. You scratch with a stick instead of a metal scratcher. Excellent approach sir👊👍
This seems like a kitchen trash area. It was almost exclusively food bottles whereas many you excavate have tons of toiletries. I will say that the Feeder family loved condiments of all kinds. 😀
That was crazy when that bottle exploded on you. Another great video from the masters in bottle digging and videos!!!
Dang, another great pit! Love seeing the history you are digging up!
Easily my favorite UA-cam channel thank you. A video identifying/explaining tooled top, slip glazed etc. would be much appreciated.
Just what I need, another addiction! 🤪 well done!
I'm so hooked on your channel from the min I found it I love what you do keep up the awesome work 👍
Love the Palmers bottle and the video always I want a pumpkin flask
The H J Heinz bot #49 naufactured at the hometown Sharpsburg, PA Heinz glass house.
The 40s series of bots were hand blown, cork top, wax sealed, then metal/tin foil protective cap wrapped.
Dated in the 1893-1905 period. 1890s-1903 handblown, 1903 - - - machine made Owens machine made bots.
#49-used for several varieties of tomato and pickle chutney.
That doll head was worth that whole dig. Wow.
Another GREAT dig Tom and Jake!!! Thanks for posting
I have been binge watching your videos since I found you a week ago. I’m remembering the trips I took to the outhouse all those years ago !!! My dad would not have liked to see anyone throw trash in the hole. Keep up the awesome videos. Also tells us what happens to all the treasures. ❤
You're in my feed and I'm here for you 👍. Love old stuff..
Another enjoyable dig. Nice editing...the intro music is a nice add on.
Awesome video as usual. Great finds. My favorite bottle that I have ever found is a fancy decanter style bottle with a glass shield embossed. Dr. Thompsons liquid tongue relaxer.
My better half could use the liquid," tongue relaxer"🤔
@@philipcallicoat3147 😂
I spoke with an archaeoligist friend who was in on a dig at Fort Anne. He was assigned to one of the latrines. He found at least one interesting artifact, IIRC it was some sort of bronze talcum powder box from the early 18th century. Everything organic is well and truly broken down after so long.
A majority of those semi-conical salad dressing bots are E.R. Durkees - who had a great distribution across the East Coast and northern Midwest.
Tom a very nice selection of bottles. Especially the hometown one and the pretty green. If your looking to sell the two ink bottles, let me know. My sister collects them. The soil looked so nice to dig in. Great video work. Take care. TDM
I saw the bottle explode on that short video. Glad you're alright man, that could have been really bad. I had this happen to me once when I dug a solid glass bottle. It exploded about 24 hours later in my bathroom. Was like a bomb!!
Why did it explode?
I watched this dig while I ate lunch in front of my computer here in Billings MT. you've given me an idea-- not sure how good of an idea it is but here goes-- I'm seriously thinking of introducing myself to a some people on the other end of town, the older part. Maaybee, 1 or 2 will let me dig in their backyards. 😛🤭🙄 I worked at a church day care for a little over 20 years. About 1/2 way through my stay, the church had some work done. when the floor was dug up the workmen found a big chunk of a cut cow bone and some small fragments of pottery-- nothin special. the bone freaked the workers and us employees out.. every one thought it was human. during the 1918 flu epidemic the church was used as a hospital. thanks for taking us along.
Oh you should ask. What can it hurt.
@@triciac1019 thanks for the encouragement.. :)
@Tom A thanks for taking us along..
It really is a small world! and thanks for the mindful advice..
I'm a doll fanatic so love that find. Porcelain parts weren't just imported, soldiers brought dolls home from WWI for their little girls. Also love the Palmer's perfume bottle. My uncle found one many years ago and my aunt displayed it in a window. Their last name was Palmer so extra cool find for them.
I know you end up with a lot of the pickle bottles but I do love them!
Another awesome adventure. Thank you for sharing it and saving our history. From Ohio.
Seems like doll collectors would be interested in the dolls head.
Another great adventure!
I’m glad there are people like you in this world.
Awesome bottles , few interesting ones . I appreciate you bringing video. Thanks
Nice finds, thank you for sharing 👍👏💛
I love the doll head! You saved it! Take care of it bring you luck! Very interesting and entertaining thank you
so much fun-I would spend all day there-love your technique and methods (aka hard work and patience)
Greetings from Leeds, England.
Fascinating dig, would love to have one with Leeds name embossed on it.
enjoyed your video
I love the way you tell what you find.
Some lovely bottles recovered well done
Just found your channel. Been watching for a week now. It's my bedtime routine now. Watch your video and fall asleep. Soothing for some reason. The Bob Ross of bottle digging I guess.
OMG! WOW! This is AMAZING! Why doesn't this have 1 million views? UA-cam
I like that Heinz bottle and I actually work for them now in Ohio
Excellent video. I like the way you display the year and information about the item. Very good.
Fun dig! Thanks for the bring along, blue and white is called Flo blue
I love the music that you use (and everything else too!).
I could definitely see this channel blowing up, great content man.
Man that looks like a blast thanks for sharing!
Very nice show
Love it THANKS
Tom hullo 👍🏼 good watching always mate 👍🏼🍻
I like how you put your research of the bottles up on the screen, including original artwork from the bottles' company.
This makes me want to dig up my yard 😁. That is awesome
Insane awesome finds. Great job! 👍👍
Nice pit!! Love your videos
You do know that “Chas.” Is short for Charles, right?
I love seeing what you dig up!!
That palmers bottle was really nice with the script writing. Was it black or dark blue? Amazing some have retained some of their paper labels.
Very beautiful and interesting video, hello from Rome
Very interesting, thank you. James from England.
I enjoy watching your videos because it sounds like Edward Norton enjoying a relic dig!😉
Always love your videos
Nice!
Great video man.
The Palmer's bottle is really nice looking...
The doll would not have been spooky with her beautiful glass eyes. I don’t know why the eyes so seldom survive. German doll heads were considered some of the best made.
I think the reason the eyes usually aren’t with the doll heads is because they are made of separate pieces of porcelain and then placed behind the cut outs of the face. The eyes probably fell out as the other organic parts of the doll decomposed. Makes me wonder if they weren’t maybe in the dirt around where the doll head was found.
I need an explanation……. why are those bottles called “pickle” bottles? The opening doesn’t look large enough to get pickles in or out.
Just remember if you come down to Central Utah you always have a place to stay
If the pits are dipped, where did that trash go? Find the Honey Dump!
Salad dressing! Epic find!
Can you use a brush on the label? How can you save the label??
19:05 Hi Lilly. Hahaha!
at 1:52 there is a penny in your first shovelful of soil.
Good eye!
Pretty green bottle.
I continue to enjoy watching your videos. It's obvious you do your research, from the historical information and photos you give about the location of each dig, to the great bottles you find and info you add about some of them. I even enjoy the music you add.
Ur killing it on UA-cam bro
Marvelous, Good Luck👍, ps, how do u find these marvelous artifacts
Heinz was the first Assembly line for food manufacturing and factory to have electricity throughout his newly built factory.
I'm a new subscriber and find your digs fascinating. I really liked the emerald green Palmer's bottle you found on this dig. Having watched a few other of your videos, I've often wondered what you do with your finds? Also, how or where do you get the maps used to locate a dig? Thanks for your hard work and interest with us.
My uncle worked for the city water dept near here and they dug up one of those Palmer's bottles many years ago and my aunt put it in a window at her house. Their last name was Palmer so extra cool find
You're hardly in the pit yet? Good cache!☮️❤️☯️
Some really cool finds again guys. But I'm like a few of the others........ I saw that short with the bottle exploring........ Scared the living @^%$ out of me. Seriously hope you're both OK.
Was that from this dig? Whatever, that was unreal to watch..............
watched from Bryan,TX
Hi. I'm new here. Not sure how, or why, I was lead to your channel. But I am an avid, old dump digger myself....I have some of the bottles that you dug up, with labels...
You’re lucky you’re digging somewhere where the soil is easy and soft. Here in Texas (Dallas area) we have nothing but clay and rock.
How do you find a rough area of where to dig and then how do you find the specific area? How do you clean up the bottles?
I just found your channel. Those bottles are nice finds. My son here in Virginia has a friend that digs privies. He recently found a broken flask, maybe a firecraker style, and the broken bottle sold for $10,000. Great channel. I have a small metal detecting channel. lots of great finds. check it out when you can.
There is a lilly doll on eBay right now if you want to see what it looked like as a full doll. Pretty crazy you found that
How do you research the old bottles you find? I am an excavator and have found thousands of bottles through the 32 years I’ve operated. I’ve somehow lost a lot of my collection but never could find a solid way of putting a value on them or even when they came about.
Hi ,willy what up ,😂😂.
Your recent short when the wine/whiskey bottle that exploded could have cost you an eye....Or worse...😞
Perfect example of what can happen anytime...I urge you to wear gloves and safety glasses at all times when you handle your treasures...
You're a good friend I have never met.... Please, please always wear protection for your eyes and hands...🙏☝️
PS. My better half could use some"liquid tongue relaxer"!!!!
I hope she never reads this 🥺🤕
I loved digging a hole when I was a kid. Never found much of anything, I Just dug to dig.
I found one on the way out
That Leeds bottle looks like a different variant than the ones from last video.
There is a YT channel called Adventure Archeology. Their content deals specifically with glass bottles and such. They are located in Alabama. Channel may help in identifying some of the glass bottles you find.
Define 'pickle'. Those jars look to be too slim to hold cucumber pickles as we know them.---That big drug store bottle fascinates me...I can almost imagine what it held!---I always feel so sad for the little girls whose precious dolls get broken.
@A WHARF SOMEWHERE... Hmm...early century, in the boonies of North Dakota! None of my relatives ate oysters, until Campbells started selling oyster stew (milky soup with about 4 oysters per can!)
What do you do with all these finds? Do you sell them somewhere?
Enjoyed the video. Do you keep the broken bottles and stone wear or throw them away?
The green glass Palmer bottle at 12:33 can sell for $20 to $50 on eBay.
Seems like you always find the coolest shit "on the way out". Im not jealous....
Where do you guys find the maps, I live ina house from the early 1850's and I am sure there are some interesting things in my area.
I'm new to your channel so I don't know what you do with all the artifacts you discover. Do you sell them or collect them or donate to the local historic society or? I really enjoy your content.
What happened to the secret room you mentioned in the thumbnail title?
Hey buddy I wonder if it would help you if you added a "T" handle on the back end of your digging stick?
And does it get a little "weird" if you get into ground water...?