76 years old and it always wanted to dig in my grandparents outhouse in Arkansas I live in Oklahoma and at my stage in life it’s too late but you are welcome to come in anytime they died in their 80s when I was 18 years old so it’s quite old and no one has ever dug on it. I love your show. Thank you very muchfrom Oklahoma
You sound and seem so much happier tom glad i found your new channel it will explode in no time you and your knowledge is what makes it addictive to watch 👍🏻
Years ago my husband was helping a guy clean up an old home that was burned to the ground. He found a gold watch that I still have and have worn on a chain. It’s gorgeous!
❤Happy day‼️ Hi again from Arlington, Washington. I couldn't hit subscribe fast enough when your new channel came up. Just gave this old lady the will to live longer FAVORITE HISTORY HUNTER BOTTLE DIGGER MOST KNOWLEDGEABLE❣❤ Love ya dude❤
Tom, you inspired me to dig down..while my spots were worthy, proving wood ash, glass/pottery shards, nails and everything but complete bottles, I still had fun and look forward to more prospects- keep bringing that history to us.
I’ve found four spots I’ve been digging in Michigan and have dug quite a bit and have only found maybe 10 intact bottles among literal billions of glass shards. 😂😂 keep at it you’ll find something. Remember this stuff was garbage/broken way back then so it’s no surprise that the stuff is mostly broken. We dig in the dumps. 😂
Hi Tom, amazing amount of finds, I was awe struck by the in tact crockery and amused by that piece if hotel crockery that you said was very durable but there you are with a broken piece, oh the irony, but even more surprising to me were the intact light bulbs, obviously much thicker glass than today, cheers buddy!!
I'm glad I read through the comments, as I was curious what hppened to the old BTP channel.I'm enjoying this channel and looking forward to more vid's. I hope your dad will pluck a tune for you.
Tom you share your passion for your work in a marvelous teaching and learning experience for me as a viewer, Thankyou . Should anyone doubt your knowledge i suggest they attend your future lecture and buy the book .
Happy to find the new channel. Need to get caught up with the videos. Also exciting to see something from where I'm from. Wichita KS. The building that houses the factory is still up and being used today. Not for mentholatum though it is now the spice merchant. They sell obviously spices, tea and coffee. Thank you for another awesome dig.
You could ask your uncle, the guitar playing singer one, to provide you with some original music for your videos. But really, I watch your videos for your fantastic finds! It's like Christmas on Saturdays!
The metal Lantern piece that you found could it possibly be a railroad piece what they call a smudge pot that set aside switches during cold weather to to keep them from freezing up??
You got the relic variety pack in this one awesome! Better than bottles sometimes. Seeing that glass lamp come out of dirt was a great moment in the vid nicely done.
Tom, what an exceptional dig, great soil. Incredible embossed bottles. I can take those Minnesota bottles off your hands😜. Cool chamber pot, loved the crock and enamel coffee pot. My goodness, I can’t list them all. So happy for you.👍😀👏
Tom! When you picked up that Sad Iron, my heart skipped a beat. It looked like a huge hunk of, well, a hunk of poop!💩 So glad you knew what you were doing! Good to see you here!
I’m so glad I found you again. 🙏 I have a working Waltham watch from that exact time and I still carry it today. It’s an amazing time piece. It was my grandfathers. Thank you from Canada 🇨🇦 🙏
Great vid Tom!! Congrats on the goodies!! Buy yourself a good metal detector and ck the dirt before filling in!! I dug pits in some of Colorados oldest mining towns in the 70s and 80s and found gold coins, guns and trade Tokens worth a small fortune!! Give it a try!!! 👍👍👍
It's amazing what you can find I was taught everything about metal detecting and pottery glasses from the era. And you have some keepers for. Sure. We'll done and thanks for. Showing us!!!
I was gonna tell you how wrong I thought you were. I don't care for the taste of Crow, one Google search and wow, you're 100 % correct. Now I'm worried about our favorite digger. He must know the risk.
I had so much fun watching your video...thank you for sharing and teaching me so much! Im very happy that i found your channel and i quickly subscribed!😊❤❤❤
Great job and the video quality looks fantastic My only wish is to feature a few more of your top finds at the end of the video. In your old channel, I was always hoping to see more.
Glad to see you've got your own channel, Tom! Keep up the good work!
I wish I knew the details, I'm a Mushroom 🍄
Yeah what happened to below the plains? Why didn’t he tell anyone?
@@jimmylarge1148 No tellin'. I found out by accident
I watched a couple other urban artifact digger channels and they do not compare to your knowledge and delivery. 100% informative!
Thank you!
@@TomAskjem.whoa u actually replied not that u got a new channel?! I like it!!!! 😂😂
The NEW Era Begins!
76 years old and it always wanted to dig in my grandparents outhouse in Arkansas I live in Oklahoma and at my stage in life it’s too late but you are welcome to come in anytime they died in their 80s when I was 18 years old so it’s quite old and no one has ever dug on it. I love your show. Thank you very muchfrom Oklahoma
Hi Judy I live in Arkansas and was just wondering if he ever came here. That would be so neat!
You sound and seem so much happier tom glad i found your new channel it will explode in no time you and your knowledge is what makes it addictive to watch 👍🏻
Thanks!
Enjoying the more detailed videos Tom. Great work!
I really like your new channel. You talk more, giving us more information/history. Good stuff. 😀
I agree! Plus, I don't miss the music in the beginning. Just get to the digging! 😅
Years ago my husband was helping a guy clean up an old home that was burned to the ground. He found a gold watch that I still have and have worn on a chain. It’s gorgeous!
Glad you are back. Miss the music from the beginning of your videos. You are still finding great stuff!
The sexy digging music😂
❤Happy day‼️ Hi again from Arlington, Washington. I couldn't hit subscribe fast enough when your new channel came up. Just gave this old lady the will to live longer FAVORITE HISTORY HUNTER BOTTLE DIGGER MOST KNOWLEDGEABLE❣❤ Love ya dude❤
I love how knowledgeable you are! Im loving these videos! Great work!
Love the old/new channel.
You are so deserving you are very dedicated and experienced
What a fantastic dig and vid, Tom! Alot of unique finds! Thanks for taking us on the dig with you!! Looking forward to your next vid !
Love the new font for the descriptions! You're awesome, Tom!
Great dig Tom, awesome finds as well. Congrats on your new Channel. 👍
Tom, you inspired me to dig down..while my spots were worthy, proving wood ash, glass/pottery shards, nails and everything but complete bottles, I still had fun and look forward to more prospects- keep bringing that history to us.
I’ve found four spots I’ve been digging in Michigan and have dug quite a bit and have only found maybe 10 intact bottles among literal billions of glass shards. 😂😂 keep at it you’ll find something. Remember this stuff was garbage/broken way back then so it’s no surprise that the stuff is mostly broken. We dig in the dumps. 😂
OMG I cant believe he's gone independent! Yay Tom! 🎉❤
Another great dig. Found some cool things. Take care. 😊
Oh I am SO glad you are still making videos!!!
Glad you’re going strong Tom! Keep up the great fun you provide!
Great day of digging finding amazing bottles and relics!
Awesome dig...wonderful finds and the history behind them...🥰🥰
There is no option to give you a thumbs up but you certainly have mine.
Hi Tom, amazing amount of finds, I was awe struck by the in tact crockery and amused by that piece if hotel crockery that you said was very durable but there you are with a broken piece, oh the irony, but even more surprising to me were the intact light bulbs, obviously much thicker glass than today, cheers buddy!!
Great to see you have your own channel. Enjoy the info you add to your finds, thanks
I'm glad I read through the comments, as I was curious what hppened to the old BTP channel.I'm enjoying this channel and looking forward to more vid's. I hope your dad will pluck a tune for you.
Yep, I wish I knew what happened too
That American Bottle works with the stars is amazing
Thanks Tom! That art deco bottle was fabulous!
Fabulous finds indeed. Sure wish I knew what you did with all the treasures you find!🥰👏🏻
Some very nice stuff there, intact no less! I’m glad summer is here!
You found a ton of good stuff here. Im amazed how many things were intact.
Tom you share your passion for your work in a marvelous teaching and learning experience for me as a viewer, Thankyou . Should anyone doubt your knowledge i suggest they attend your future lecture and buy the book .
I use to think 1920 was not that long ago, my dad was born in 1922, my mom in 1928, but 1920 was 124 years ago. Time sure does fly.
Enjoying the new channel.
What a fabulous pit with fabulous finds!!!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and your finds. Those pits really gave up some great artifacts.
Thanks for watching!
You sound like you are enjoying the dig more😊
Awesome finds😃
Happy to find the new channel. Need to get caught up with the videos. Also exciting to see something from where I'm from. Wichita KS. The building that houses the factory is still up and being used today. Not for mentholatum though it is now the spice merchant. They sell obviously spices, tea and coffee. Thank you for another awesome dig.
Killer day thanks for taking us along. Your hard work is paying off. Have a blessed day.
You could ask your uncle, the guitar playing singer one, to provide you with some original music for your videos. But really, I watch your videos for your fantastic finds! It's like Christmas on Saturdays!
Eric is my Dad. I’ve brought up the idea before. That may happen in upcoming vids!
@@TomAskjem.If so and his guitar is not out of tune I'm unsubscribing!
It’s fun to watch you dig up these old things and tell us the history. So awesome thanks for sharing.
So glad to see you!!!!❤❤❤❤❤😊
Fascinating finds and excellent quality video!
Awesome dig! Thanks ✨
Still loving the history behind the finds
Love your video"s Tom! Take care.
Wow incredible dig. All of those sodas are amazing. Looking forward to the next one!
That was an awesome haul!
I like this format way better, awesome content!
Thanks!
Same format bro…????
*compared to old channel
@@ShawnBoese it’s the same format my man! 😂 I like tom’s vids too tho!!
Your knowledge of glass bottles is amazing. Nice work.
What a great and interesting dig.
The metal Lantern piece that you found could it possibly be a railroad piece what they call a smudge pot that set aside switches during cold weather to to keep them from freezing up??
It also looks like smudge pots used in orchards to keep buds and blossoms from freezing, when I was growing up anyway.
That w a s the first thing I thought of
It’s actually a tank for a Kerosene heater. In the middle is where the round wick goes. Most likely a Perfection heater.
Gosh, surprised to find you!! Congratulations on your channel I just discovered yessss!!!🎉🎉❤
Awesome dig
You got the relic variety pack in this one awesome! Better than bottles sometimes. Seeing that glass lamp come out of dirt was a great moment in the vid nicely done.
I’m so glad to have found your new channel!! It seems you are off to a good start!
Tom, what an exceptional dig, great soil. Incredible embossed bottles. I can take those Minnesota bottles off your hands😜. Cool chamber pot, loved the crock and enamel coffee pot. My goodness, I can’t list them all. So happy for you.👍😀👏
Tom! When you picked up that Sad Iron, my heart skipped a beat. It looked like a huge hunk of, well, a hunk of poop!💩 So glad you knew what you were doing! Good to see you here!
I’m so glad I found you again. 🙏
I have a working Waltham watch from that exact time and I still carry it today.
It’s an amazing time piece.
It was my grandfathers.
Thank you from Canada 🇨🇦 🙏
Great video! Very interesting pieces uncovered!😊
Great vid Tom!! Congrats on the goodies!! Buy yourself a good metal detector and ck the dirt before filling in!! I dug pits in some of Colorados oldest mining towns in the 70s and 80s and found gold coins, guns and trade Tokens worth a small fortune!! Give it a try!!! 👍👍👍
We found a old black Smith shop in our back yard ..horse shoes .hand shovels. In Joplin Missouri
Very cool show! Congrats!
Very good work..love from Ireland
Cool dig! very jealous of that watch find! love that kind of stuff! I am slowly making my way through your videos on this channel now!! thank you Tom!
Came here from Facebook!! Subbed :)
Welcome!
Some amazing soda bottles. Enjoy watching your video's Tom from Northcoast British Columbia.
Glad you like them!
Great to find your content again. After 4 weeks got curious and did “a little digging” myself and found your new channel.
Welcome!
I'm so glad I found your new channel. Amazing finds. Much love from Louisiana ❤️❤️
Glad your back I'm also glad i found your new channel
It's amazing what you can find I was taught everything about metal detecting and pottery glasses from the era. And you have some keepers for. Sure. We'll done and thanks for. Showing us!!!
Wow brilliant video - what a haul, what history. Goodness the people going to this place sure could drink 🍷
Love your channel! I used to do some digging with my dad. He knew his bottles. Great content! ❤
the "metal oil lamp' you found on this dig is actually a kerosene road construction/hazard marker signal burner. Great work Tom !
yes found you. love your digs. from uk
Just subbed because you are passionate about near history and working back. Outstanding videos Tom
Thank you!
Metal lantern thing could be the kerosene tank for a perfection kerosene heater! We had one and the fuel gauge was the same
Great video as always! Out of curiosity-do you ever worry about the stuff you breathe in from all these digs?
I was gonna tell you how wrong I thought you were. I don't care for the taste of Crow, one Google search and wow, you're 100 % correct. Now I'm worried about our favorite digger. He must know the risk.
I like the font you are using for this video!!
So happy I found your channel
I had so much fun watching your video...thank you for sharing and teaching me so much! Im very happy that i found your channel and i quickly subscribed!😊❤❤❤
WOW! Some great finds today!
I would have loved to see the ironstone picture cleaned up. I bet its beautiful! 😊
Amazing dig Tom!!!!!
Awesome finds!
Enjoyed , subscribed, glad i found you . Great video.
Awesome! A great start to your new channel!
Looks like a whole lot of drinking going on Thanks for sharing ♥️ I♥️♥️♥️🐓
Woohoo! Go Tom!! Love you man! Haha
Dang!! Sweet stuff in those pits! A lot of sodas!!! Great video dude!!!
BEST BEST CHANNEL ON UA-cam ❤
Excellent thank you for sharing
Very nice finds. Well done your effort. Well done the camera man! 😊 UK.
Great job and the video quality looks fantastic My only wish is to feature a few more of your top finds at the end of the video. In your old channel, I was always hoping to see more.
The art deco soda with the stars is awesome! Great pit
Excellent video- great learning experience!
great job showing your finds. Show some closeups of pulling the bottles out.
Great video!!
let's go let's go treasure and adventure ✌👵