HUNDREDS of BOTTLES DUG in Brick-lined 1850s MANSION PRIVY
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2022
- Could a 8x5x15 footer under an asphalt parking lot behind a sandwich shop mean that BottleNed is in over his Bottle head ?? Will BottleNed's liberal arts degree save him from defeat in the depths of an impossibly-huge mansion privy that requires heavy man tools? Of course not! But there is ONE MAN...with a jumping jack wacker, who can help...and help he does! Everybody - meet Backhoe Brent! A dude who was lucky enough to be born into a family which taught him that learning man-type shit like hunting, engine parts, & building motorized bucket pulley systems is waaay more valuable in real life than being able to write a critical essay on the allegoric significance of the movie They Live (one of BottleNed's assignments back in his college days at UC Santa Cruz). So in this exciting episode, i'll sing it loud (but not proud); "Here he comes to save the day!!!" Fuck college
#bottledigging #mudlarking
What's amazing is these guys got permission to dig in a parking lot and to rip up the asphalt. Real diehard dedicated diggers. But how dare they call stuff from the 1930s crap. I dig in 30s dumps and find a lot of cool things like marbles, candy containers, made in Japan figurines, metal toys, poison and milk bottles, sodas, liquors, et cetera. And I sell a lot and make $1000s. If I ever become picky and highly selective is when I'll quit dump digging and take up golfing. Btw, that is a nice large cent. I collect them and want to buy it. I can honestly say this is the best digging video I've ever seen. Wow what an excellent treasure trove of bottles.
You may not groove on 1920’s bottles but geez, they’re still a hundred years old. There’s a market!
Yes that's true. Heck I sell stuff from 1940s dumps.
That privy must have been a 2 seater. It's a pleasure to be able to see all the old stuff. Even if it's not worth anything.
I LOVE your catch phrase!! "See how a real man does it!! ". 😁😁🤣🤣😁😁
How about those other liquor dealers? Lilienthal. "Late throws" Out here it's c1878-1915, then a top layer of WWII. Still haven't dug a Warners, or even found a frag. In 1957 the neighbouring High School was built and a lot of the Dump was removed. Diggers were there in the 1980s. I have found about 5 common Hutches, a c1913 ABM and a few smalls. An 1872 Quarter is my oldest coin. An 1898 Nickel appears near uncirculated under the verdigris. Machine shop scrap of the period is evident, and many broken Dietz No. 0 tubular lantern globes. During the sugar harvest the mill ran day and night, as cane needs to be processed w/I 72 hours of cutting.
The bottle with the L&W on the base is Lorenz and Wightman Glass Co. That one there is probably 1870's. From about 1850 to 1880 they put out some great historical flasks, mineral water bottles and some great meds. I'm from the the Pittsburgh area and although known as the "Steel City" it was also the largest glass blowing center in the US in the 19th century. Pittsburgh glass is a who's who of famous glasshouses and a lot of your most valuable bottles were blown right here. We dug some incredible privies over the years here with some really valuable bottles and early historical flasks in various colors that would blow your minds. Good luck in the future guys.
Can't sleep...the you showed up...awesome!
You guys do the best digging videos. Loads of cool finds and excellent banter among you. I enjoyed this one a lot!
Babe wake up! Bottle Ned posted a new video
Looks like someone doesn’t appreciate pre prohibition bottles😂. Id still have fun in that pit in the newer stuff
I score rebar with a cold chisel & break it. " Don't be a Barney dude", sorry, California elementary in the '80s. Never found a whole Western Meat Co. Out here I dig a lot of S.F. product. German, British & Australian slide in too. I dug a black glass beer with an Iron Cross, from Kiel, a German Navy Town, seized from Denmark 1864. Get a sifting screen and find all the seated Dimes! Still waiting on a Warner's here. No shame on gluing back together, my Bayview Brewery, Seattle is the 3d broken so far. You guys killed it here!
Awesome job. You make a responsible digger look like a rookie
Great job cleaning up.
That Champagne Mead looks like Uranium glass. Shame that and the two pickles were damaged. This is the best privy dig video I've seen yet.
That fella knows his dirt alright!
This is what dying abd going to heaven looks like!!! OMG I would be hyperventilating the whole time! You guys ROCK! I want to go dig somewhere good like this!!! Yes, hell yes, I'm jealous as all get out!!! Excellent excellent excellent!!
BottleNed!!! Dude! I just found you! Love your humor!!
Great gig bro!!!
Kelly/Indiana
That's some of the best non X-rated hole filling I've ever come across
Ive found many privys in alley ways by looking for depressions in asphalt. Good work & good luck.
I won't lie... It bugs me that you think 1930s bottles are garbage... I "save" bottles from the 1850's to about 1980 (I enjoy finding the bottles I grew up with and that my Mom used) I'm 60...
All past bottles and every bottle is a day in the life piece of lost history, finding them is a spiritual experience, I find kids toys and shoes that lived their whole life and are dead now, then I come along and find it where it was left on that day in the life... It's meaningful to me.... I have never sold a bottle, have given away 100s... To be back on the surface of the world for folks to see and think about again...
Not judging those who do... Just saying... Perhaps consider them all very important... Give them to old folks for their window sills... I found that young folks are very interested in these things, maybe present them with passion, as the kids may think they are more important... Yep, not garbage (send them to me, lol)
Rock on dudes, I liked, subscribed...
Just saying....
It would be great to see things made from the parts of the broken bottles with raised graphics on them... they could be utilized in stained glass pieces or even jewelry!!!
Beautiful work all around. Conscientious, thorough, and genuine. A pleasure to watch. Thank you.
Hi guys, further to my previous comment. Greetings from New Zealand. We have dug these Gee Oils here in many Chinese Goldfields Sites. I have dug 2 sizes in the dark brown version a, others light brown black and cream coloured examples. Love your 3 soy Sauce pots - Great stuff - bob.
I would love to have the shards from dish ware to make jewelry with awesome bottles ❤️👍👍
I think I am going crazy, as you started wacking, I could actually smell the ashy dust all the way in Wisconsin.!!!!
Just found you guys. Killer pit. You dude's remind me of my digging buddies. I think the only reason they or me show up is to bust each other's chops all day.😁👊👍
At least it didn't say "Federal Law Prohibits...." "Seethru Jamjah" fake Indian place in a Tintin comic. I found my one Seamp Root at Waialua in 2014.
very nice, as always!
What a haul! 😊😊😊
I really enjoyed your dig. Loved seeing all the dishes and dolls and bottles. You were really organized with equipment and made your work much more efficient. I wish your swear words were a little less. Your humor made it hard to hear. Your history was very informative. I want to watch your other digs. I was impressed by your clean up. Well done.
Hi guys,
Good digging. The small Chinese item is a Gee Oil, bob.
Awesome bottle dig guys. Congrats on all the awesome bottles.
Very nice, very cool ❤😎👍
That's awesome. you should start showing the bottles when they're cleaned.
Wish I could - they all go into a pot and don’t get split up and distributed for a year or more. And some go to property owner and get donated also !
@@BottleNed Do you ever sell any of your bottles or on eBay or anything?
Nice bottles I saw a label on the on the pumpkin seed flask the other day and it was Ginger
That is a amazing dig. You guys really know your stuff. Great Privy👋👍
Ned these videos are so much fun. Wish I could experience the thrill of the hunt!
Just found this great channel. Best bottle digging channel on UA-cam. And the history go ahead with your bad self. Gave you a sub for sure . Did I say this was a great channel lol
That was great! Thank you Ned, et al.!
Shame the house isn’t still standing.. love your vids from across the pond! I’m a Mudlark in the uk, so usually scratch about in old diggers spoil piles, looking for smaller treasure that bottle diggers don’t want or miss.
I forgot to mention but you probably figured out, Lorenz &Wightman was a Pittsburgh glasshouse.
Another awesome video, you guys are the best!!
Poop cone theory I love it!!!!
Excellent video guys, I loved it!!!
That's cool :)
Thanks Ned...enjoyed that one a lot
Some lovely bits coming out enjoyed the video
Awesome formations, and like the echo
Hello from sakhalin island! Wonderful finds, good luck!)
I'm so jealous! Great score!!!
Awesome video!!
What a great dig thanks.
This one made me a new subscriber. Thanks!
I think that broad bottomed bottle was known as a traveling ink well. They just threw them out when empty and bought another.
Where's Chuck? Did you guys dig all that in one day?
Yup ! One long day because we had to free up the parking spot for the business owner ! Dont worry - Chucky will be back !!
The blue pickle is a real cryer.
Man I love your videos and the amazing stuff you guys find 1 thing do you guys realize one day those 30s and 40s bottles will be just as old as what your looking for now? I would still keep the nice ones man
Yes but they will never be hand made from a period before mass production and will never be rare because of how many are buried in landfills. But I agree - respect anything old! We carefully reburied them at the same level we found them. But it may not matter because that entire area is being disturbed with pile driving equipment & earth movers :(
@@BottleNed true true true they were not hand made nothing like the handmade glass man I love it I just figured one day down the road people will be doing bottle digging after we snatch up all the really old glass lol
Based on what I’ve seen, maybe 10-20% of old glass has been removed from the ground. So no problem there !
Cool dig. San Fran an awesome place to get good relics.
Great! Th US doesn’t have a missing King’s burial to find under a parking lot so we get a bottle filled Privy! 😄😄😄😄
Proper job that boys 👍
that green bottle looks like uranium glass
Wow,nice bottles
Do you know anything about what I believe to be a old medicine type bottle that has an apple design on the front? I found it in the woods but couldn't find any information on it.
Thanks Ned that was awesome. Do you keep the No-one-home bottles? That blue med would look great in my home. Always look forward to your video's
You can have whiskey glasses made out of alot of your' crappy glass.
Nice hunt
That last green bottle was uranium glass.
now that was some nice western glass !!!
Broken cathedral pickle what a bummer.
Awsome
Can't believe that all of you don't have helmets on down in that hole with straight sides.
How do you find old dump sites??
Old plot maps would tell you where the houses or businesses were and you can probe there for ashes
Give em away if you dont want em! Time goes on! Youll be gone!
Why is there just one guy actually working?
Little broken up glass could be nice if it was tumbled for making jewelry
Don't forget they had to expel all that meat and your digging in it!
Nice mason jars
Fantastic video as always Ned!
I'd like to know who got to keep what bot and I'd like to see those beauties all cleaned up.
I only found one cherry 🍒 I was scrounging a old area with a fella I didn’t know very well lol 😂 I put it in my pocket never said a word lol 😂👌
Deadpool battle hunter🤭
Interesting dig video! The color of that gothic pickle jar is amazing. I have to ask one question though: At 51:48 those look like ordinary generic pomade, ointment or salve jars, or sometimes held pills. Why jump to the wild conclusion they had anything to do with helping a man have kids? Very weird logic. Sounds like historical revisionism to me. Most of those jars were used for products that had nothing to do with sex. Anyway most people in those days were more "natural" and didn't use "lube" when feeling amorous.
These contained petroleum jelly. The later versions are embossed “Vaseline”. One of the uses of petroleum jelly back in the old days was personal lubricant. BottleNed does not revise history as this channel is focused on giving accurate info! Thanks for the question !
@@BottleNed It's a generic Pomade jar. Many of those types of jars were termed "Pomades" and held hair grease, as well as various brands of petroleum jelly. (look up old glass factory catalogs) Personal lubricants was indeed one use of Vaseline, but certainly not the only one. Vaseline was originally/primarily used as an ointment to soothe cuts and burns and help the healing process by keeping out air and water. Your comment indicating each jar pointed to a man trying to get women pregnant is a bit of an over-reach. No offense intended. I do enjoy your videos.
Fair enough. Examining old trash has some interpretive elements to it, as we don’t know the full story. I know the guy had kids, I know the layer I found the ointment jars in dated to the aprox time kids were born (Before he moved out & it became a bdg house), & ive dug other layers containing many of those jars behind sex workers’ houses and houses that had families w many children - so this is an educated guess based on available info. Of course, since it is a guess, there are other possibilities...but that’s the nature of examining old trash. There is some filling in the blanks to do...
Who would of thought that all this poopy stuff from your relatives 100+years later would be dug up
WOW"" great vid even tho you got some cryers
I have a bottle of whiskey marked: The Canadian Club Whiskey , dated 1858
I want to sell it
Wow Ned that was an awesome dig ( except for all of your covid snorting ).
Thanks for posting, all the best on your next dig.
Where see bot?
No see robot.
1:27
You seriously inserted a picture of Prince Albert and Queen Victoria?
Remember you are on a video, no profanity or finger gestures!
Awesome video u guys are awesome love u guys bust there asses. For fun
Chevalier is pronounced Shea-Val'-ya.
Digging in the outhouse hole. Think I'd skip that........
You find great stuff but your camera work, comedy and constant flirting with works is tough on the watcher . You spent more time on soup bones that showing the bottle s. If the bottle doesn't have wording you don't show it at all.
‘Constant flirting with works’ what does that mean??
No hutches or blob top sodas very weak finds not worth the time money
Pretty disgusting
We could do without the sexual comments using the probe. And nobody thinks it's funny anyways .
Bad language and middle finger. I’m done.