Dr. R LISTON ALBANY N.Y.

[corrybottles]

I pick up this bottle today at an antique store. Was wondering if it is common & want it would be worth. It is 7 1/2" high Lable has the date of 188-. Any help is appreaciated, Thanks, Don

 

[corrybottles]

PIC2

 

[surfaceone]

Hey Don,

Nice one, sir. Seems you may have the most up to date sales information already.

Other's are looking for information as well:

"Does anyone have any information on Dr. Robert Liston from Scotland, who came to the United States during his early childhood to Albany, NY where he eventually became a doctor and opened the first Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Infirmary ?
He was born in 1833 near Edinburgh, Scotland and m. Amanda [Unknown Maiden Name] in Albany, NY abt. 1856. Their children were Robert, Amanda, Minnie, Daisy, Dora, Frank and John. He died 31 May 1906 in Albany, NY.
Any information on him or his family would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance." From.

From.

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Coming Again ---Those who are
afflicted with diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Throat or Chronic Diseases, should not for-
get that the renowned Dr. Liston, from
The Albany General Infirmary, will be at
the Munger House in this city on the 7th
and 8th of July. Dr. Liston is undoubt-
edly the most successful, accomplished
and scientific Surgeon in the country, in the
treatment of the above diseases. The af-
flicted should not fail to see him. Consul-
tation free." From Oswego Commercial Times.

 

[mbeals]

Hello,
Dr. Liston is my great great Grandfather! I just recently received family history information from my cousin and was reading his obituary. I would love to own this bottle. Please let me know if this is something you would sell. Thank you.
MaryAnn

 

[epackage]

Welcome to the forum MaryAnn, you might want to click on the original posters name and you will then have the option to send him a email just in case he doesn't see your post....Jim

 

[Penn Digger]

Hope the poster does the right thing here.

PD

 

[cowseatmaize]

The original post is from more than a year ago but it may still be around.