Yeah the 30s stuff is cool in a different way than an antique bott - more like Americana / advertising / pop art. But when you’re sweating for the early western glass, and know how cool it is when you find it, you’re not even thinking about that age - you just bypass it to get to the older stuff. But if I had all the time in the world, I’d definitely dig up everything in the world lol
I am subscribed to several bottle digging channels but yours is the best. I love how you tell the history behind a lot of what you dig. Keep up the great work!
My grandad was a shiner and he used to fill those old crockery beer bottles with the " mountain dew". The family was drinking that fire water decades after gramps went to big still in the sky😛👻
I've been jonesing for a new video! Thank you for fulfilling my needs. As always, fantastic content. It's unfortunate you ate those ants and THEN the neighbors' sausages showed up- it's like an Alanis Morissette song. I'm glad you're feeling better after the Clog of '23! Anxiously awaiting the next adventure
hey Ned I really enjoy watching your videos I get alot of knowledge anyways I live in NW Indiana and was wondering would there be old bottles around here and would they be worth messing with I would appreciate any info you could give me God bless you and your family my friend
Always love your vids Ned, Talking about the Davis pain killer I can remember digging out an old well where there was an old homestead from the 1860's here in Australia anyway the only bott I got was a Davis pain killer that was 16 ft down. Keep those vids coming mate, I love the early privies you dig.
That’s another possibility for sure. The ethnicity of the ppl who lived in this area is notorious for having later pits. Old world / old school ! I’ll add your theory in the description- thanks !
Bottle Ned, I love your vids! Your crew is very knowledgeable (i think lol) & interesting. Would love to do a dig with you someday. Keep up your good work, I look 4wrd to your next vid!
I will never eat lasagna again without remembering your story 😂 hang in there Ned. I will def help you out and be a Patreon. I think I’m a Patreon for my kids too now that I think about it! 😏 love your videos mostly because you make me laugh! 🤪🥰
I thought that Philip & Philip smelled. Fruitvale and Elmhurst is the Oakland area of East Bay SanFran. Fruitvale (and Elmhurst are modern subdivisions of greater Oakland), previously known as Fruit Vale, and originally as Brays, CA. Era Druggists' Directory : Volume 11 (1905) missing Volume 12 (1906) Philip and Philip at Fruitvale in Oakland Volume 13 (1908) Philip and Philip at E 14th and Fruitvale Ave at Fruitvale Volume 14 (1910) Philip and Philip at Fruitvale Volume 15 (1911) missing in Fruitvale and Oakland Volume 17 (1913-1914) Dawsons Drug at E 14th and Fruitvale Ave (sold to another) missing Volume 18 (1916) Philip & Philip 1408 Fruitvale Ave Volume 19 (1921) Phillips & Phillips back at 1401 Fruitvale Ave (E 14th and Fruitvale Ave (maybe another NW, SW, NE, SE corner) 1911 appears like a missing entry, Volume 16 (1912) is not available. So Philip & Philip of Fruitvale (Elmhurst area of Oakland) appear to have started in 1906 ... continuing past 1921 of current documentation
@@BottleNed Probably sonny boy came to the big city and brought something back for the rest of his life. as well as all the rest of those manly man bottles.
5:30 Yes it is good for you now to eat at Taco bell. I just watched a documentary about it being healthy now. A guy ate all his food from there for a month and came out in better shape for it.
Out of all the fast food to choose from when I’m on the road, desperately searching for a meal, I usually make a run for the border ! I’m down with the soylent brown !
Yeah sometimes - wish I could keep everything but the reality is I don’t own a castle lol. You can DM me on Instagram if you see anything you like ! @bottlened_digs_the_old_west
I totally get why y’all hate the newer holes, but maybe keep in mind that there are a whole ass ton of folks that have a thing for those eras. Maybe also keep in mind that those same people would adore, and pay $$$ for those bottles y’all toss aside. Just a thought I wanted to share to possibly help y’all get some easy funds. Would be a good way to make some dollars for diggin! 😁🤓😁🤓🤔🤔🤓 PLUS all of that Ceramic and porcelain and broken glass pieces could all be sold by the pound online to crafters. 🤓 Ca-Ching!$$$
Good point ! It comes down to time - there's never enough time in the day and the search for the good ages that we want takes so much of it that we're forced to skip over the newer stuff so as not to risk running out of time to get the older stuff!
@@BottleNed totally understand that!! I’ve learned more about bottles and digging and history from your videos in one month of watching than I’ve ever known before. Our home was built in 1920 but the land has been owned on record since before 1906. I’m still working on finding out more info. But thank you for all the knowledge! I’ve even pulled up Sanborn maps for our town from 1896 and located where privies were that are actually not covered up by new buildings or concrete. About four located in a big open lot. I’d love to dig them! 😁🤓😂
Listen up ya'll! If my broke ass can help this dude out every month on Patreon, the rest of you surely can too. BottleNed makes the best content on UA-cam, P.S. "The Proctologist will be seeing you shortly" is a statement you don't want to hear... I know.
Dude, omg! I was just typing "if you eat that much lasagna, you will get bowel cancer or something". Then you say it gave you got a bowel obstruction instead. Geez man, I will never understand why you Americans eat the things & way you do. Just the volume of food people over there eat in one sitting, is mind blowing to the rest of the world. When I went to Texas, I had to order from the Kid's menu, cos the size of the adult meals was just bonkers! & I'm a large fella. Only an American would think it's an okay idea to eat that much grilled cheese, over such a long period. Even if you didn't think eating that much cheese would clog your intestines, surely you knew it could clog up your arteries? Weren't you sweating grease out of every pore? I just don't get the gluttony of people in the States. Like those disgusting eating contests. They're vulgar and pretty damn offensive, when you consider that most people in the world can't afford to eat one meal a day, little own have so much food & resources that they've turned binge eating into a sport. I just can't get my head around it. Cheese that is melted when you eat it, but then goes hard when it cools down, is how you line your blood vessels with plaque. It goes into your blood stream thinned out, then as it cools, it hardens onto the sides of your arteries. Called "arthrosclerosis". Lasagna is a once a fortnight or once a month food. Same with pizza. Anything with cheese that melts. Cheeses that are already soft to start with, like feta or cottage-cheese, aren't bad for you in the same way. Do you think it's just a lack of education thing, with all the poor eating & obesity in North America? Like the same reason that so many there believe in gods & spirits etc? Scientific knowledge doesn't seem commonplace for people, like it is in other places in the west. Maybe this adds to why people think they can eat whatever, rather than being educated that humans are primates, and thus we need to eat more naturally. There just wasn't melted cheese & highly saturated fats in our evolutionary history, and there hasn't been enough time for out guts to adapt to eating all the processed junk that Americans invented & have infected the rest of the world with. Like McDonalds & KFC. That's why people pay the price for eating such unnatural junk foods. America is so advanced in so many ways, but so ignorant in others. I think I just heard that 40% of the population in the States is obese. That is just insane. Food does not taste better than living a long life, or being able to wash yourself without having to use a rag on a stick, like ua-cam.com/video/jSJQEl5vcAo/v-deo.html
It's funny you make those bottgasm sounds and the need for those same sounds is what leads you guys to find the cure for what he caught while making those same sounds. Bottgasm has never been so relevant! Oh, and sorry for the cheese butt plug...
Why do you call them "botts", it's not exactly hard, more effort or much longer to say the -le at the end. Bottle vs Bott. Americans....if there's a lazier way to do something, they will find it.....
The average hunter cannot relate to this type of treasure hunting shtick with largely banal commentary. It has good elements but leaves something more to be designed
You're giving "under the plains" a run for the money...Im subbed to Tom Too... but your site is full of comic relief 😁... Subbed you guys too....
I know a few people who never find bottle dumps, and would be thrilled to have some '30s ones (mainly myself)...
Yeah the 30s stuff is cool in a different way than an antique bott - more like Americana / advertising / pop art. But when you’re sweating for the early western glass, and know how cool it is when you find it, you’re not even thinking about that age - you just bypass it to get to the older stuff. But if I had all the time in the world, I’d definitely dig up everything in the world lol
I am subscribed to several bottle digging channels but yours is the best. I love how you tell the history behind a lot of what you dig. Keep up the great work!
Bottle Ned got his hole probed!!???
EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!!!
Nice to see you again... Wait, I already watched this one....oh well 😉
My grandad was a shiner and he used to fill those old crockery beer bottles with the " mountain dew". The family was drinking that fire water decades after gramps went to big still in the sky😛👻
Great finds well done
I've been jonesing for a new video! Thank you for fulfilling my needs. As always, fantastic content. It's unfortunate you ate those ants and THEN the neighbors' sausages showed up- it's like an Alanis Morissette song. I'm glad you're feeling better after the Clog of '23! Anxiously awaiting the next adventure
Ya feel like I’ve been eating a lot of jagged little pills lately for sure LOL
hey Ned I really enjoy watching your videos I get alot of knowledge anyways I live in NW Indiana and was wondering would there be old bottles around here and would they be worth messing with I would appreciate any info you could give me God bless you and your family my friend
Always love your vids Ned,
Talking about the Davis pain killer I can remember digging out an old well where there was an old homestead from the 1860's here in Australia anyway the only bott I got was a Davis pain killer that was 16 ft down.
Keep those vids coming mate, I love the early privies you dig.
Fantastic finds this week Ned!
When is the next bottle show?
I’m not sure ! I Only go to like one or two a year because they usually fall on a digging wknd, which is every wknd
We call it “Hydrocompaction”.
Great finds, Ned! I think I'll have to try that water compaction method. Sorry about the finger.
You guys are halarious! Nice ginger jar!! At least that’s what it looks like to me, or an airiated water bottle….mid-to late 1800’s era….very cool!!
Hello 👋 from New York you Guy's Found Some Amazing Finds Thank you for Bringing me Along with you Guy's I can't wait to see What you Find Next 😊
The ending to that had me in stiches you really are a funny guy, I'm not good with technology but i'll try work patron out so I can donate some money.
Thanks dude !! Anything helps - even if you sent some ExLax lol
@26:58 Judging by these finds, this guy's STIs medicine bottles weren't the only things that were being "Hand-blown"...
Hunting old treasures is excitng. I love it when I get the "silver" tone when metal detecting an old home site. That`s always a thrill.
Someone's been drinking (and it wasnt me !) with all this blurry focus ...
I saw it too but now it’s clear for me !! UA-cam is drunk !!
As soon as I saw, there was another bottle net video, I immediately looked at the time and saw it was almost an hour long🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
More BottVision
4:30 or maybe plumbing didn't go into the farm houses until the 1950's You said it was a farm house so it had to be in the country.
That’s another possibility for sure. The ethnicity of the ppl who lived in this area is notorious for having later pits. Old world / old school ! I’ll add your theory in the description- thanks !
I can hear AC⚡️DC in the background. The Jack. LoL. Also a Frank Zappa song. Victorian Dude had it bad!
Great dig brotha, tons of botts
Bottle Ned, I love your vids! Your crew is very knowledgeable (i think lol) & interesting. Would love to do a dig with you someday. Keep up your good work, I look 4wrd to your next vid!
German girls are amazing. Watching you from Germany right now.
My grandpa and grandma was one of them…..during the 60-70’s they had only out house and no electricity, until late 70’s!
You Crack me up goofball,
You avoid any g.m.o.,when infact by taking those shots you are a g.m.o!🤣🤣🤣
Ants? Extra protein baby!
You fellas are plum eat up .....haha lol what good time and I also like working over a good dirty hole 🤪🤣
You guys in Cali finally dry out?
Doc.was checking for bottles in Ned's stinky cavern!
Awesome video Ned!
Translation on the Stein: Two dark eyes, red lips, is all my good luck in every hour.
I will never eat lasagna again without remembering your story 😂 hang in there Ned. I will def help you out and be a Patreon. I think I’m a Patreon for my kids too now that I think about it! 😏 love your videos mostly because you make me laugh! 🤪🥰
Thanks, Kim! It seems like a lot of ppl are enjoying them & hopefully also learning some stuff, so that makes me stoked !!
400 Geary St. Is a Jack in the box today!
They changed the numbering of the streets in the 20th century so it’s not the same place unfortunately :( it’s confusing
I thought that Philip & Philip smelled. Fruitvale and Elmhurst is the Oakland area of East Bay SanFran.
Fruitvale (and Elmhurst are modern subdivisions of greater Oakland), previously known as Fruit Vale, and originally as Brays, CA.
Era Druggists' Directory :
Volume 11 (1905) missing
Volume 12 (1906) Philip and Philip at Fruitvale in Oakland
Volume 13 (1908) Philip and Philip at E 14th and Fruitvale Ave at Fruitvale
Volume 14 (1910) Philip and Philip at Fruitvale
Volume 15 (1911) missing in Fruitvale and Oakland
Volume 17 (1913-1914) Dawsons Drug at E 14th and Fruitvale Ave (sold to another) missing
Volume 18 (1916) Philip & Philip 1408 Fruitvale Ave
Volume 19 (1921) Phillips & Phillips back at 1401 Fruitvale Ave (E 14th and Fruitvale Ave (maybe another NW, SW, NE, SE corner)
1911 appears like a missing entry, Volume 16 (1912) is not available.
So Philip & Philip of Fruitvale (Elmhurst area of Oakland) appear to have started in 1906 ... continuing past 1921 of current documentation
WOW !! Thanks, John ! That little pharmacy traveled quite a ways...as they tend to do sometimes...
@@BottleNed Probably sonny boy came to the big city and brought something back for the rest of his life. as well as all the rest of those manly man bottles.
That young dude looks like fezz lol
The price of making a new friend I have a feeling that you and that Dr will be tight for many years
I’m taking him out to dinner next week 😆
@@BottleNed 😂🤣🤣
Did you hear about the constipated accountant
He worked it out with a pencil
Hope you survived all the rain a couple weeks ago
Thanks! Barely. See end of video for explanation 🤒
Amazing dig guys.
Why do those burritos things you guys eat over there, give you the trotts, making you trott to the bush? Isn't that a mild form of food-poisoning?
5:30 Yes it is good for you now to eat at Taco bell. I just watched a documentary about it being healthy now. A guy ate all his food from there for a month and came out in better shape for it.
Out of all the fast food to choose from when I’m on the road, desperately searching for a meal, I usually make a run for the border ! I’m down with the soylent brown !
No not the finger 🤘.
I literally said that when I was at the ER
Do you ever sell your botts? I'd love to have a vd cure bott
Yeah sometimes - wish I could keep everything but the reality is I don’t own a castle lol. You can DM me on Instagram if you see anything you like ! @bottlened_digs_the_old_west
@@BottleNed interested in buying I'm in Washington state
@@jasonstrong6774 no prob - just message me on the gram
So, where’s the Patreon? Lol
It's that big janky red button thing at the end of the lasagna segment lol. It's clickable !
@@BottleNed thanks Bottle Ned! I’m going to attempt to push that red button thingy right meow!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I totally get why y’all hate the newer holes, but maybe keep in mind that there are a whole ass ton of folks that have a thing for those eras. Maybe also keep in mind that those same people would adore, and pay $$$ for those bottles y’all toss aside. Just a thought I wanted to share to possibly help y’all get some easy funds. Would be a good way to make some dollars for diggin! 😁🤓😁🤓🤔🤔🤓
PLUS all of that Ceramic and porcelain and broken glass pieces could all be sold by the pound online to crafters. 🤓 Ca-Ching!$$$
Good point ! It comes down to time - there's never enough time in the day and the search for the good ages that we want takes so much of it that we're forced to skip over the newer stuff so as not to risk running out of time to get the older stuff!
@@BottleNed totally understand that!! I’ve learned more about bottles and digging and history from your videos in one month of watching than I’ve ever known before. Our home was built in 1920 but the land has been owned on record since before 1906. I’m still working on finding out more info. But thank you for all the knowledge! I’ve even pulled up Sanborn maps for our town from 1896 and located where privies were that are actually not covered up by new buildings or concrete. About four located in a big open lot. I’d love to dig them! 😁🤓😂
Who doesn't like Salma Hayek!!! 😛
Hottest girl ever. Drool...WE’RE NOT WORTHY
@@BottleNed She's so hot the thought of her just melted my ice cream!! 🔥
pronounced 'lee-big'
Not to us ‘Mericans
Listen up ya'll! If my broke ass can help this dude out every month on Patreon, the rest of you surely can too. BottleNed makes the best content on UA-cam,
P.S. "The Proctologist will be seeing you shortly" is a statement you don't want to hear... I know.
Thanks Danny ! I’m pretty sure I’m currently one of the hardest-working EBT recipients in the country right now !!! Screw it - anything for The Bott
Dude, omg! I was just typing "if you eat that much lasagna, you will get bowel cancer or something". Then you say it gave you got a bowel obstruction instead. Geez man, I will never understand why you Americans eat the things & way you do. Just the volume of food people over there eat in one sitting, is mind blowing to the rest of the world. When I went to Texas, I had to order from the Kid's menu, cos the size of the adult meals was just bonkers! & I'm a large fella. Only an American would think it's an okay idea to eat that much grilled cheese, over such a long period. Even if you didn't think eating that much cheese would clog your intestines, surely you knew it could clog up your arteries? Weren't you sweating grease out of every pore? I just don't get the gluttony of people in the States. Like those disgusting eating contests. They're vulgar and pretty damn offensive, when you consider that most people in the world can't afford to eat one meal a day, little own have so much food & resources that they've turned binge eating into a sport. I just can't get my head around it. Cheese that is melted when you eat it, but then goes hard when it cools down, is how you line your blood vessels with plaque. It goes into your blood stream thinned out, then as it cools, it hardens onto the sides of your arteries. Called "arthrosclerosis". Lasagna is a once a fortnight or once a month food. Same with pizza. Anything with cheese that melts. Cheeses that are already soft to start with, like feta or cottage-cheese, aren't bad for you in the same way. Do you think it's just a lack of education thing, with all the poor eating & obesity in North America? Like the same reason that so many there believe in gods & spirits etc? Scientific knowledge doesn't seem commonplace for people, like it is in other places in the west. Maybe this adds to why people think they can eat whatever, rather than being educated that humans are primates, and thus we need to eat more naturally. There just wasn't melted cheese & highly saturated fats in our evolutionary history, and there hasn't been enough time for out guts to adapt to eating all the processed junk that Americans invented & have infected the rest of the world with. Like McDonalds & KFC. That's why people pay the price for eating such unnatural junk foods. America is so advanced in so many ways, but so ignorant in others. I think I just heard that 40% of the population in the States is obese. That is just insane. Food does not taste better than living a long life, or being able to wash yourself without having to use a rag on a stick, like ua-cam.com/video/jSJQEl5vcAo/v-deo.html
Not anteekish enough
Should have kept watching.
Tumbleweed Is an invasive species... thanks Russia... Wikipedia will tell you the truth..😊
It's funny you make those bottgasm sounds and the need for those same sounds is what leads you guys to find the cure for what he caught while making those same sounds. Bottgasm has never been so relevant! Oh, and sorry for the cheese butt plug...
Why do you call them "botts", it's not exactly hard, more effort or much longer to say the -le at the end. Bottle vs Bott. Americans....if there's a lazier way to do something, they will find it.....
The average hunter cannot relate to this type of treasure hunting shtick with largely banal commentary. It has good elements but leaves something more to be designed
Yeah it’s not for your grandma. Cool grandma’s like it tho
@@BottleNed why do I imagine this guy being a retired English teacher that only drinks expensive scotch?
I think if he were drinking he’d be having more fun