The long salad oil bottles are nice, I love those.

Very nice bottle collection. Thanks for sharing.

Old pop bottles are quite neat I got a few 100 or so my self...... Love them marble bottles

thanks for staying in there :D. I will bring the camera :D, bottle digging can be loads of fun!

thanks mate!, its a shame there aren't more people into engineering and DIY tech!

my dad used to bring home and had a collection of old bottles. wow these remind me a lot of that. he worked digging up yards and stuff installing pipes so he found quite a few.

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+PrincessZoey97 it really is fun when you actually find one for the first time, buried on an old site!

That bulb-shaped bottle is a torpedo bottle, designed to hold EXTRA carbonated water or flavored soda waters. The shape is designed to keep it from exploding. Very neat design. No Deposit, No Return. XD Great collection there dude!

Thanks so much for the shoutout Ed! There used to be a awesome bottle website called bottleguide... but it was hacked, it listed most Australian and Worldwide Bottles, decriptions, rarity and values, but was bought down by hackers a year ago. Beautiful collection Ed... hopefully I'll find a marble or torpedo bottle soon! I will dedicate my next vid about a 1968 Sharp Walkie Talkie I just found, like new, but won't work.. to you.

I've got an assortment of old bottles. Nothing really old other than a little blue bottle. A rusty beer can that looks like a brake fluid bottle today. Lots of insulators from the railroad where they are taking the telegraph poles down.

Interesting collection!!

i remember the yellow soft drink crates from when i was a kid. dad use to buy the dozen mixed crates. the crate is still under the house i think

yeh you can still return bottles and cans in some states for 5c, but the soda bottle exchange system at the local servo is long gone around here :(

love the bottle videos, you should film when you go bottle digging, that would be entertaining

My sister has a collection dug up from the old dumpsite when they were digging it out to build a convention centre. Originally a dumpsite then a prison.

Coffee and Chickory is what we do here in Louisiana. It makes it taste a bit more bitter or stronger. I want to say chickory is from lettuce roots that are dried and ground. Chickory can be a coffee substitute of its own.

Such an Awesome channel man! I've literally been watching your videos for days,lol.. You have tons of knowledge Ed.. very smart guy. The kind of smarts from actually doing things, experience smarts.. pretty awesome man, not a lot of people are into doing for themselves anymore

those are to nice to go "poppin bottles" with

oh wow ! you collect old bottles cool I got a mate that collects.. over in Perth its all sand so he got a three meter (more or less) steal spear, its surprising how far and easy it is to spear the sand down to a decent dept ..he reckons some of the /his collection is worth thousands even one bottle going for up to 20,000 or more I was like wtf lol anyways good luck on your next dig ..I love exploring and finding stuff ..when they pull down old houses and spearing the ground buried treasure

Very informative video, I didn't actually think I'd be interested in old bottles till I watched it .(I subscribed after finding your video about the EB Falcon back when it was about a week old and have watched virtually all of your videos ever since.) As others have asked, please take the camera when you go bottle hunting I've always been interested in old stuff / the history behind it and the place you are planning to dig at sounds like it probably has good history.

great info!, thanks!, I had no idea that it was to keep the cork wet (so it did not shrink and leak I guess?) I would like to see some of your collection!

Not wanting to know how many times the weird shaped ones have become a midnight friend to lonely gals over the last few centuries.

The football bottle is a torpedo:D nice bottles matey

Thanks Aussie

Looks like a rugby ball to me!

When you go digging at that old damn remember to bring the camera!

Coffee & chickory are nice to drink, bickfords in SA make it :)

Pecks was like a fish paste I think.

So true Ed since I was a lad I wanted to know how things work,always taking things apart my ma and pa teared their hair out, but it paid off cos I can repair a car to a laptop now shame the kids today dont have the same inquisitive minds :(

lol yer thats like the aluminum cans here!, and any other scrap metals laying around

I think you can still return bottles and cans in the US (at least in California). You see all the homeless guys going around collecting them out of bins and stuff to get the 5 cents.

great vid,. In the 70s we could return the bottles for a penny so we were really `green` in them days,did they have the same thing in Aussie Bud?. You are of course right all these great useful,skillfully made items will be here long after we turn to Stardust :)

My mom has some of those bottles that her dad found in dirt

Bottles I have lots should do a video got about 200! But the football one is wine and was shaped like that so the cork was always wet and the sausage one would be cordial syrup and rounded for the same reason and halls (from Adelaide) lasted until the latex

@0:50 looks like that would make a nice bottlebomb ? but its way too cool to go boom

his net is gone

glass insulators are cool

In Michigan it is 10 cents per can

lol animal bum-tongue paste, pretty much sums up most processed animal spreads :p

Chickory is sold as a coffee substitute, Postum (Canadian) and Krakus (Polish) have chicory in it, I think Ovaltine does as well. That chickory and coffee mix must have been a concentrate that you would dilute with hot water. I have all kinds of bottles too, some are older then others, the oldest ones are hand blown and have no seam, some have staggered seams, and others have a continuous seam. Do you have any cold cream jars or bleach bottles?

Dark blue bottles ussualy mean there was posion inside.

i wanna bottle collect

im not 100 per cent sure but the bumps on the side of the brown bottle means the contents was poisonous

Im sure i have heard of peck's paste it was like fish paste as they called it. it was a spread i think. im sure its still around? Im sure chicory is a coffee substitute and they use the root of the plant.

yer, worth way too much lol!

@Clyntonsshed late* 90s they had the rainbow label

did you overvolt it !!

Wow!!!! Photonicinduction has just put out a flower arrangement video to one up you. Just kidding Ed. This is all awesome stuff, flowers included. What is lacking awesome is the shitty KZread mobile one line of text typing!!!!

hey Aussie50 where is v8jagnut? he hasn't uploaded a video in some time now

oh sh*t how did that happen?

roflmao!, more than likely!

torpedobottlesdotcom antiquebottlesdotcom/torpedo/ A few others on Google including an ebay page. Just brute force it using torpedo bottle as the search words.

0:50 is yo mothers toy :DDDD+++++===D