Our incredible discovery - The last of the Victorian treasures! See what we make with our finds! 

Lol! x

They already are!!!

@sofaking wetoddid It's not the point of the 13K subs. It's the point of how little time they've done it. I like these ladies and the content they show on their channel. I hope some day they get their 100K plaque and see where it goes from there.

I'm only half way through this video and commenting hehe. You've done such a great job with the clean up, some look brand new. Also love the music, I don't listen to much of this genre. Really enjoying it. 😊🕵️‍♀️

That's so lovely of you to say x

Thanks. I meant it ;)

I know it's kinda randomly asking but does anyone know of a good site to watch newly released series online?

@Ronald Zain I would suggest FlixZone. You can find it on google :)

@Ronald Zain i use flixzone. You can find it by googling =)

I agree fountain pen collections really are incredible.

That makes us so happy! Thank you xx

Thank you so much! Sounds like you had a lot of fun as a child with the bottles! xx

@@NorthernMudlarks Yes, yes i did quite alot of fun at 7yrs old I was into fossils and that place had a abundance of large sea snails (I think), dragonflies and trees a old gentleman used to show us the safe and dangerous area's because it was a very old coal mine by a river and a very old rubbish tip, all that glorious treasure, history and my god the amount cockle shells was unbelievable. What i can remember you two ladies would have been knee deep in bottles of all sorts the place isn't completely covered but saying that there's a couple of places I know of which lightly covered. But watching you two ladies dig, does bring back good old memories and i do miss that piece of youth. So ladies don't stop digging and i love the channel awesome work.

Wow, thank you!! I hated history in school haha, the way it is taught is so uninspiring. I learnt more about history from my mum during holidays, trips to castles, museums and roman forts etc. I liked art and drama most at school, I'm creative more than academic 😊 xx

@@NorthernMudlarks that's so awesome You guys seem to be so close, like she's your best friend. That's special! You are so good at editing!! Have a lovely day X

Thank you!

Hi Mark, thank you for sharing your bottle story. What a lovely memory to have of your you and your father. I (Gail) found my first bottle when I was about 8. It was a cottage ink bottle found in the bush at the back of our house in Australia. That first bottle is always the most special. Thank you so much for watching, we love to share our adventures. We sincerely hope you treatment is going well and that the new year will bring you good health and maybe some more bottles! xx

@@NorthernMudlarks awww! How wonderful of you to reply, thanks so much, you've made my day!! Something else we have in common is that I'm a jeweller by trade ( making and repairing) although until recently I worked in a brass foundry working on castings, unfortunately I was made redundant, been making some stainless steel jewellery and had made 60 to sell as Christmas presents, but then I was diagnosed with leukemia, can't wait to get home with my family and my workshop. Please take care of yourselves in these difficult times, and keep making your great programs All the best Mark

Sorry 60 bracelets!!

@@markallchorn2438 All our best wishes are with you! xx

Glad you like them! xx

@@NorthernMudlarks Hi Gail and Alex. I was especially interested in the history behind the green bottle from the Messrs Burroughs and Wellcome. It so happens that the Burroughs-Wellcome pharmaceutical company had [or still has] a headquarters located in Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill [otherwise also known as the RTP [Research Triangle Park] in my home state of North Carolina, which also has a town called Snow Hill. Funny how things circle around and connect with each other in unexpected ways. That cream jar was a great little find, Alex, it's so pretty! It's a pity that the dump site got filled in and you can no longer dig there. The thought of all those treasures that got destroyed in the filling in process is heartbreaking. Great find on the whole Codd bottle! That "medicine" bottle had a very disturbing history behind it. Imagine taking something that's supposed to make you feel better, only for it to be poisoning you instead. Insane! P.S. I'm so happy to have found your channel, it's so relaxing, wholesome and refreshing in the midst of all the madness that's going on in the world these days. I'm gobsmacked that you found, on different occasions, the head of the figurine, and then part of the body that goes with it. What are the chances of that? Astronomical.

Thank you so much - and welcome! xx