I dug bottles for over 20 yrs. The holes were 9 feet deep. We used a 4 prong patatoe rake. We would cut off some of the handle so they Would not be to long. That would work perfect in that dump you have. Much less chance a braking Things.
I just love when you stumble onto a old dump site on a old property. Never know what you'll discover. Love the video. Cant wait to see what else you'll find.😊
Nice dig 👌the wife and I used to scour this old reserve that held life in 1870s onwards .we always parked in the same spot but we actually were on bottles under the car 😂🎉
You can have thatstone whare crock put back together if you can find a lot of the peices my dad n sister used to have a business of repairing them in the late 70s to the early 90s they were well known up n down the east cost of the US n as far west as Ohio for their work, they also did work for Mccormick my sister summed it up you know your good when your are better 5han the Smithsonian Institute
Hey there Charlie… I’m wondering if those two wick lamp pieces were from a kerosene stove? When I was really young, mid nineteen fifties, mom had a three burner kerosene stove that she used to heat water for laundry tub… it had three glass jugs, one for each burner… just a thought?!😎🤙
excellent-- what you call a hump was/is a dump!! wish I lived closer-- on 2nd thot, nope- you dont need every Tom Dick and Kathy traipsing through your find! so, I thank you again for sharing your treks through the beautiful forest!
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I dug bottles for over 20 yrs. The holes were 9 feet deep. We used a 4 prong patatoe rake. We would cut off some of the handle so they
Would not be to long. That would work perfect in that dump you have. Much less chance a braking
Things.
Thank you Charlie for the adventure and seeing a few nice finds !
I love vintage locks of yesteryear. They were solid designs for the time
Nice dump so far. Glad you found it.
Johann Hoff beer bottle late 1800s
@@annfrye5716 1880’s
Very cool dump there 😊those bottles are pretty old very very awesome
Look at all those beautiful ferns.
Hi Charlie, indeed you have a nice collection started of finds so far. The lock adds to it on this Not Thursday dig. ❤️🙏🇺🇸
finding all kind of good stuff keep up the good work
Boom let's go let's go treasure and adventure ✌👵
Saw the thumb nail and said is that a Hoff?? Common but I've not found one yet. Congrats 🎊
I just love when you stumble onto a old dump site on a old property. Never know what you'll discover. Love the video.
Cant wait to see what else you'll find.😊
I really liked how you displayed the finds laid put nicely.
Nice discovery
Nice finds Charlie. I love old bottles. It’s like Christmas morning everyday you go out there with all the surprises.
Beauty lock!!
Awesome bottle. Thanks for sharing!!!
Looks like it was a busy spot in its time. More relics to be discovered
This has been a delight…..I anticipate your return until you say no more left
My Grandma said, "Locks are for keeping honest people honest."
Good morning 🌄 Charlie 😊
Nice dig 👌the wife and I used to scour this old reserve that held life in 1870s onwards .we always parked in the same spot but we actually were on bottles under the car 😂🎉
Such beautiful woodlands just the sounds of the wind. Some interesting finds.
....this is gonna be fun 👌🏻😎
I found two of those Johann Hoff in a dump. Nice find bud.
Careful if you get bit by the glass bug you may hang up the detector....trenching glass pits is extremely addicting :)
You are right. We went out yesterday and we didn't even bring our metal detectors with us.
Been digging old dumps for bottles and relics here in Maine since the late 60’s. Get some good gloves and dig deeper.
Johann Hoff. Was based out of Philadelphia
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You can have thatstone whare crock put back together if you can find a lot of the peices my dad n sister used to have a business of repairing them in the late 70s to the early 90s they were well known up n down the east cost of the US n as far west as Ohio for their work, they also did work for Mccormick my sister summed it up you know your good when your are better 5han the Smithsonian Institute
Hey there Charlie… I’m wondering if those two wick lamp pieces were from a kerosene stove? When I was really young, mid nineteen fifties, mom had a three burner kerosene stove that she used to heat water for laundry tub… it had three glass jugs, one for each burner… just a thought?!😎🤙
Those johann bottles have some value. 7 to 63 dollars is what I found
excellent-- what you call a hump was/is a dump!! wish I lived closer-- on 2nd thot, nope- you dont need every Tom Dick and Kathy traipsing through your find! so, I thank you again for sharing your treks through the beautiful forest!
you should bring a potato fork/hand claw and totally dig that dump....curious to what else turns up
Yea, you need gloves and a regular trowel to safely excavate this dumb site. Edit....dump site. Computers are not as smart as they think they are.