Diggin History #21- Back at the bottle dump, lots of keepers

[ballerboy605]

where is this bottle dump at

[Mandiblearts]

Does the Dr. Bell's have Paducah Kentucky embossed on it?...... Paducah had a E.E. Southerlands Medicine Comapany that made Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey around 1880-1910. They also made other meds such as Lax-Floss and Dr. Bells Pine Tar Whiskey...... Good finds!.....

[Localboibottledigger]

Ive got that Dr.pepper bottle

[FindingLostTreasure]

I believe the old Pluto bottle may be from French Lick Indiana, where they have a resort dating back to 1902. People use to go there for the mineral springs and drink the water, which they bottled near the resort. Very interesting history there also.

[dewitt310]

i dug up one of the Dr. pepper bottle at a old dump site here plus rings coins.

[ganimed1976]

Wow, nice bottles. Some of them look very old. Such old bottles can be very valuable nowadays. On ebay you have to pay high prices for such vintage bottles. I´m not a bottle collector but it seems that some of them are from the 20´s or even 30´s. I would have also keep them.

[chinchillaman1]

Keep th pluto, they're worth $10-$15

[chinchillaman1]

How do you find old dumps like that?!?! Im in an area which has history going back to 1820, I have walked acres of woods and never found a dump thats older then 1940s

how do you do it?

[privypoker]

What strikes me as odd, is the bottles ar all on the surface like someone either already dug the dump and left the crappy bottles behind. I'm guessing that's the case, because most of the bottles your showing are not of real value or broken. Never the less cool video.

[icollectstuffdude]

Great surface finds! Interesting video!

[WJHSTAR]

where did u find the bottles state and city plz

[lookatthewholething]

It was in the Chicago area and judging by the background noise I would say either near Midway or Ohare airport but I'm leaning towards Ohare. I won't give away the exact spot but I'm guessing near Irving Park road near the railroad tracks. It could be near Elk Grove Village though. You just have to do your research. Wherever you live is a good place to start. Once you start doing historical research for wherever you live you will be able to find more spots than you have a lifetime to hunt.

[crunch7077]

Nice looking old bottles 1

[RecoveringRelics]

That place looks awsome!! I would take everything I could possibly find!!!

[millerkiller100]

i found one of them hinds bottle its a good fine keep looking

[Martink309]

Great to watch

[mikeisnotcreative]

you are the man. NEVER tell anyone about that dump except your kids. Pass it on from generation to generation. Blindfold anyone you take there.  You don't want to give away that place!

[alikokos]

can you recycle the glass and scrap metal??

[RJRude]

I would have kept all the bottles that weren't damaged and took them to my store.

[coreyfmiller]

EBAY Everything! Even some of that slightly chipped stuff would sell, I seen one of those Telegraph Transistors selling for 50 bucks

[pappydinksmoms]

thats a late 20s and 30s dump must of that stuff is very common dig in there deep and you may find some older and rare finds!

[Mastera5000]

Love the videos. Have u found any indian head pennys?

[TreasureFiend]

The woods are all overgrown right now but I am going to try and get out this weekend and see if I can find anything. Thanks for watching. =)

[bongzilla138]

that broken elephant piece probably held cigarettes and matches and would have been a SWEET find if it hadnt been damaged.

[bottleworx]

cool videos dude. nice work!

[ConsDigginVids]

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[gibsondan]

Excellent finds! You found a nice treasure trove.

[jesshooker]

Great Find's!!! I bet theres Many more under the Ground.

[zaxfire69]

Hey Treasurefiend it looks to me like you have found a bottle dump dating from around the early 1900's to the 1930's . Reason I say this is I dig the same bottles that you dig at a site I have from the 1920's. One in particular is the Hinds Honey and almond bottle. Keep digging around you will find more. That green glass is called depression glass, It is valuable. Also try digging down a bit there will be more bottles under the surface. Also might be older in age. Good luck zaxfire69

[LaDigger]

Nice bottles treasurefiend, my wife said she would rather find that , than coins..

[MNdigger]

Great Haul!!!!

[Yulelah]

Man your in old bottle heaven. there no telling what you will find when you dig that place up. great video and congrat on your finds