Love the scope of your knowledge

Wow major haul on the Hutchinson Sodas ...very nice !!

Definitely a monumental Hutchinson day awesome.

I loved the bottle with the " on the corner of" street, also each bottle is worth 80 to 100 bucks a piece people, jackpot!!!!!

So many Hutchinson bottles in the same stash.  Remember in the "old days" when Coke bottles had the city of the bottler embossed on the bottom?  My guess in your case - empties would be sent the shortest distance to a bottler that used them, but when these were found to be outlawed, or whatever, it was too costly to send them to a glass manufacturer for recycling.  So bottlers would just bury them and move on to the new style of bottle leaving them for you and Sierra to find.  So nice of them!

Every time Tommy says "Holy grail" you know it's a home run!!! GO TEAM TOM!!!

Bet whoever drink from them bottles never imagined such a simple quick peice of there life would be a treasure someday.

Loved seeing all the cleaned bottles.  What beauties. Thanks to you and Sierra for a monumental dig.

Must say, this property is the holy grail of properties! I bet you will never find another property  like it. Monumental haul for sure. Thanks for the video.

Thank you for sharing brother! As much is one that appreciates archaeology and history, I’m not one that knows about glass factors in The States. But I do live a bit vicariously through your fines and education that you present. I appreciate you man. Cheers and keep it up….

You never cease to amaze me, Tom; I appreciate your enthusiasm for history- not too many of us left. I am still interested in one of those someday…

You hit the jackpot..

Great job. The reason the bottles are all top down is because the crates that were used. The hutches were shipped top down to keep pressure on the stoppers. There were holes cut in a false bottom of the crate to protect the stopper.

I wish that Northwestern Minot bottle was whole. You mentioned the Soo train line. I was a bar tender in the old Soo  train depot in the late 1990's while I was stationed their in the Air Force.

Wow!! Second monumental dig!! Frikkin amazing!!

I so.wish we still got this instead of plastic. Our future would be so much better.

Awesome video Tom. I really like those cool hutch bottles

WOOOOOO-HOOOOOO!  🎉  That was awesome. And fun. And educational. Thank you, Guys. Keep it up! My Saturdays really appreciate you  😊

Hi Tom & Sierra. Congratulations on finding all those nice bottles.

What an awesome dig! We all hope to find a spot like that . Always appreciate the work you put in not only digging but the knowledge and history of the bottles. Thank you. On a side note, it is wild what some people get bent out of shape over. Especially the ones asking for information. Then, when its not fast enough or the way they want it, they get mad. Please just keep doing what you do! Thanks again.

WOW thanks Sierra & Tom!