Uncovering this Treasure that Coca-Cola buried 100 years ago! The Mother Lode!
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2023
- Uncovering this Treasure that Coca-Cola buried 100 years ago! The Mother Lode!
To start 2023 off we head to Georgia in search of valuable antique treasures! We find some amazing stuff in this adventure!
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What a fun and kind bunch of people having such an exciting adventure! Thank you for the great time!❤❤❤
The coke bottle would have been filled with Coca Cola supposedly. They came in a six pack on a toy truck. They were first made in 1924. Yours likely dates from the early 30's. I had a neighbor who was born in 1913. She said that she remembered seeing these in stores around 1930 and that they contained a syrup and were a candy container.
I still have the truck with the coke bottles in the back. I've wrapped it on clear wrap as not to destroy the original package
Ty for letting is know.
Nik-l-nip. Still made today.
I def knew it I have found one before
There was one of those trucks with the 6 pack of Cokes in a little wooden crate that I always played with when I spent the weekend with my grandmom. An AMAZING flood of memories just grabbed me.
Glass of Jack with a shot of Coke … genius ! We’re getting ripped off these days 😲🍻
Welcome back Brandon! Glad you had a blast finding all those 1915 coke’s and others, had fun watching!! Thanks again my friend!!
Good to see you digging Brandon! Love the little bottle.if you come across a singer oil bottle let me know when you post it .I would love to buy it. Great dig! Loved all the deck bottles.
What an amazing outing. Lots of goodies from the dump, kool accents being heard, and a shave at the end to top it all off!
Ok the little Coke bottle was one of your best finds ever! It's so cute.
Glad you are back, Kyle found a great place for yall to dig. Some of those sodas I have never heard of
Kyle is a kind soul.
Hello. Me again. I was the one who mistakenly put pig boy as my favorite. I finally remembered it was side step adventures. They check old grave yards and abandoned homes and churches. They are from Georgia. Sorry for the mix up. I love watching your channel.
Y’all need to be sponsored by a laundry detergent company! I love your videos. Keep digging y’all.
Great dig guys I couldn’t believe the tiny coke bottle how cute is that ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ half those bottles are new to me! Nice Work 👍🏻
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They're some good ole' boys, just having some fun, not on the run, not selling some corn, just digging bottles since the days they was born
5:50 That is the cutest little bottle, I sure would like to see it after you clean it all up, you guys killed on the Cobalt once again. Double thumbs up. Edit: lol never mind, Seconds after I commented you showed it cleaned up hahaha
I have seen the tiny metal cokebottles which usually come in a tiny wooden crate, but never glass! cool find!!
Two of my favorite youtubers together👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great dig, guys! That place is loaded and I loved the variety of stuff. Thanks for sharing your finds.
Mother Load alright - wow - looks like some Rare Bottles - You hit a Sweet Spot Digging - We have 5 of these very small Advertising Coke Bottles from the 1950,s ! Great Find Fellows - but Yours is much older ! Tons of Bottles Today - wow and wow again ! We are Loving this Channel ! We have 5 Cobalt Poison Bottles(NOT TO BE TAKEN) - we love them ! You all had a Fantastic Time ! Many Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
I live in Wilkes County Georgia which was the 1st settlement in Georgia. lots of history here. Give me a shout if you ever want to come check our spots. Have a couple cool ones.
Great hunt y'all! The water levels have been up and the clarity low in Murfreesboro. With that said, that creek you saw still may have some goods. I drive around a lot and look for waterways to do some detecting in while possibly finding some bottles. There is a ton of creeks here like there is all through the south.
The silver pieces appear to be the two haves of a vanity compact. It would have contained powder, rouge and maybe a tiny lipstick. Very popular in the 1920s. I have two. And I love the tiny coke bottle!
Thanks Brenda for the ID!
I have got to say, I just discovered your channel (I’m in Britain) and I think your videos are excellent! You all possess the same huge enthusiasm for antique bottles that I have had my whole life. I first started digging in 1981 age 11! I’m 54 now and I’m going out very soon to hand dig an undug Scottish Borders bottle dump. Absolutely loving watching you guys! And I REALLY like those Hutchinson coke bottles! 👍🇬🇧 god bless America!👍🇺🇸
Welcome to the channel!!
Wow what some great great finds ! I mean a mother load of kool bottles , and other things. Thanks for sharing 13:49
Dang! What a wonderful spot! Nice find Kyle! ♥
Thanks for sharing another great adventure 👍
What a jackpot of bottles!!! Good video.
Happy New Year
Glad your back! The Alabama Bottle Mafia is starting the new year out right
I'm glad a lot of the bottles came out whole! Hope you get to go back there! 🙂
My dad had a Coke bottle like the little one you found. It was part of a toy truck set. He was born in 1926 to give you an approximate age and lived in North Central Texas at the time.
@@westcoast8562 might be. My dad's is small. Pretty neat just the same.
Awesome dig and finds!
Zang
I've never seen a domino bottle or heard of one. Now I want one. Baaaad. I want one dug in this video. I just one the mega millions so I can spend up. What a fun time digging a honey hole.
Cool video. Funny small Coca-Cola bottle you found. Crazy to find small things like that in big amounts of dirt.
great video really enjoyed seeing the finds
I have one of the miniature Coke bottles in my collection. It was given to me in the late 1970s. I had one as a kid and it was lost and when I was digging bottles regularly back in the 70s it was on the top of my bucket list. I believe they were made in the 1920s as advertisement. Awesome find. They are out there but relatively rare. Congratulations!
@@Frogs-artifacts Eh Jimmy don't be a twit. LOL
I'm 53 and live in Canada. Back in the late 70s or early 80s I visited a Coca-Cola bottling plant with school and they gave us some of those tiny bottles. They were empty and didn't have caps on top.
Awesome find Brandon! Way Cool!
What a great dump! Love the cobalt poisons, and the miniature coke bottle.
nice place hope this year is the best for you thanks
Wow, cool bottles found on this dig!
Another great dig, thanks for sharing.
Awesome finds that’s definitely a loaded site. I’m glad I still hold the hutch record for that place lol
You got that right!
ur wrong Todd Steiner runs that dump and has dug a dozen hutches from there and that mini coke bottle belongs to a 1930's coke delivery truck toy
Brandon I found my first bottle from my home town of Dadeville but it was a embossed dairy bottle Pinkston dairy it was cool to find to be embossed from a small town dairy farm
Another awesome video! Thanks! 😊👍
Happy New Year Brandon! The small coke is definitely from the toy coke truck. My Dad dug one probably 50 years ago! Keep on digging brother!
Looks like y’all found a bunch of nice bottles. Congrats, enjoyed the video.
Nice finds Brandon! That small coke could possibly be from one of the Marx toy coke trucks or from the sample sizes that were given away at early "sock hops" in the late 40's and early to mid 50's.... maybe? Nice finds all around! Take care, be safe and God bless!
When I was a little girl my friend’s dad worked for coke and we played with the smallest miniature coke bottle you found today. He would be about 130-130 years old now. Also the Frank’s Tea and Spice turpentine bottle is the same company that made Jumbo Peanut Butter.
I bet you have some amazing stories that's cool information by the way
Hey Brandon love the video.The little coke are way to cool,I have to ask you a question have yall ever found a Buffalo Medical water bottle from the 1900
Good to see you went to the barber for the New Year :-) Wishing you and yours health and happiness for the new year and great finds of course ! Greetz from overseas !
Sweet finds y'all 👍🤓👍. Congrats on your finds
I have one of the small coke bottles with dried up coke in it. It was my grandmother’s. I always played with it as a kid.
Awesome video and what the finds guys had that's amazing
Hey! That looks like an awesome dig. Happy start to 2023...
SUPER!
Great start to the new year!
Glad you're enjoying great weather! Happy New year's
Another awesome video! I would love to go on a dig with yall! You should do a giveaway with a fan winning a day digging with yall!
Just started watching the video and you're already finding good stuff. Love your vids man. Everytime I watch it makes wanna go and wade the creeks of Kentucky to see what's out there
Compared to us in the UK you guys don’t have many stone bottles but the ones you do dig are really nice bottles. And your glass bottles are so interesting! With the town names on the coke bottles etc, just great to collect. 👍
Cool dig
Your tiny coke is actually from the 20's and they were part of a store display. They would sit in the back of a coca cola truck!
So many cool sodas, meds, and poisons, Brandon! Love the marbles, too!❤️
Great spot
Awesome DIG! We would have been in bottle heaven!!
As I told Kyle in his video,, I think what you have (the small Coke bottle) is S&P bottles. I know Coke, Pepsi, and a couple other brands made S&P shaker bottles back in that time period.
Crazy dig guys ! Love the art deco sodas. There has been two of those tiny Coke bottles found up here in Northern Ontario Canada too. Nobody has any knowledge or even seen one. Hopefully someone may know something about them. Take care & best regards to everyone !
Mini coke bottles are the result of the 1970s energy crisis. Its called down sizing. Lol. Just bought a quart of paint and now a quart is 31 ounces.
Actually I seen them coke bottles with Barbie doll sets. Great video guys
My uncle said that in the 1950s, if he had a headache his mother would send him to the drug store soda fountain and get a teaspoon of coke syrup. He swears that it's the best thing for a headache Coca-Cola syrup. Could the minibottle be for medical purposes?
Hello and Happy New Year, it takes me a day or 2 now to catch your vids as I moved to the Philippines. I am no longer gold mining but I am still brewing and fishing.
Between the poisons and the tiny coke bottle and the sheer amount of bottles made for a fantastic dig ❤️ congrats guys!!
Marbles from that age bracket can be very valuable. The best machine made marbles were 20-30s and some can go for hundreds.
That small Coke bottle could be a rare 2-1/2" salesman sample bottle which came in aqua and clear, used in the killer salesman sample mini fridges with bottles and crates. It could also be a "Bill's" gift set from the 40's-60's or from the Metalcraft toy truck which had bottles on the back. The salesman set I've got has a tiny Owens-Illinois Glass Co. makers mark along with some numbers underneath.
Wow
what great finds! it is great seeing a hidden part of history. what was the common
in daily life of people bottles of the past most people have not ever seen, always
like to see the different colors and shapes. is there a good source for bottle types?
Just drew a blank today, in a box canyon behind a 1915 municipal well and pump station. A housing development is rising close by. One 1970s Primo 16 oz. "Do not litter", didn't take it home. Was chasing Hutch rumors. Could a used a probe? In 2009 I found a wagon load of broken Sunrise hutchs. I found a whole one later on the same dump, a filled in Swamp in Honolulu.
Was the tiny Coke bottle a salt shaker??? Or maybe a syrup to make coke at home???
Y’all finding some awesome bottles and making it look easy 😂.
Old burn piles. I have seen one north of Mobile that was used as an arsenic dump. Be carful.
I believe it's a 1932 coke bottle I dug one couple years ago and did some research that's the year that comes to mind novelty/advertising
That dude Peter looks like a stunt double to the t1000 from Terminator 2
Great finds. Hope you guys keep exploring. It would be nice if you could show them cleaned up at the end or maybe do a summary video with some history on each bottle. New viewers like me don't know what cobalt glass is or what kind of poison was is it.
Cobalt glass is basically just blue glass and they were hoping to find a poison bottle with a skull and crossbones on it because those are worth a lot more.
another goodun !
How do you guys divide out and share the bottles found during the day?
If you pull it from the dirt you keep it!
I hope you all are safe, Mother Nature is on a terror today. Stay safe and take care.
They use to have key chains like that
idk anything about that baby coke, but I need to find one.
Hey Brandon, the bottle from Covington GA I woupd love to pick it up. I used to live in Covington. I woupd also love to have one of those Americus GA bottles. If you're willing to sell them, let me know. Thanks!!!!
I have 2 of the small coke bottles
No way!
In 1935 there was a great migration across America. A guy named Ken and his wife Barbie stopped their Malibu RV for the night nearby, word is. They had themselves a nice cold Coca-Cola…..#facts
That's my favorite coke you ever pulled out. LOL
\m/ X_x \m/ I knew people could be crazy, BUT I had no idea so many people lost their MARBLES!!!!
Also dude could you help me with 2 rare bottles,soda,made by the Atlanta orange Crush co.Called Gould's,please.
When I was veryyoung I got sick. No one went to the doctor then unless they were dying. My parents and grandparents were discussing what to gove me. I got Turpentine mixed with sugar in a teaspoon. For years every time I smelled Turpentine I could taste the awful stuff. They also gave me Paragoric. Look that up. All this stuff you could buy over the counter. I will soon bee 73.
Could that miniature be for childrens play kitchen
Ok I know for sure .These were given out at the world fair ,coming in a miniature coke wooded holder,like the original size coke bottles.Came in a 6 pack.Believe the 1902 fair,not positive but maybe the St Louis one.
Baby Coca Cola
Love the poisons , stay safe
A lot of those small Coke bottles were included in rations during World War II..
These would be pre WW2 but that is cool that they sent something similar!
So I see it's on water
At the beginning you tell us this is a new place to dig...but 3\4 through the video you made a statement that you found a Hutch from previous dig from here 🤔..
What kind of Hutch did you find?
New place for video and for my crew. Kyle found a Hutch there before.
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