dw bancrofts liver

[epgorge]

Here is one I haven't seen until this weekend. It was dark reddish/brown stains all through it. It cleaned up pretty well with the new cleanser I use.

It is DW Bancroft's // Liver Syrup For The Blood // Marshfiled, Vt.
It is a large family size bottle and very clean less some interior staining.

The cork is still in it.

Joel

 

[kungfufighter]

Nice bottle Joel! It's a tough one...

 

[GuntherHess]

Ya , thats a good one.
You should post that clear bottle, someone might be able to help on that one.

 

[epgorge]

Thanks Jeff and Matt! I am wondering now how many different Bancroft's are out there! I assume you mean it is a tough one to find, Jeff. I really wouldn't know and thank you for that info. A young college kid who beat me to the table at a local yard sale sold it to me. Not quite as cheaply as he bought, as you can imagine but still a good buy.

Matt, I assume you mean the Stone Wash bottle of Severys. That one caught my eye because it had a flared lip and I love flared lips, especially unchipped.

It is a very nice little bottle and one I hadn't seen yet. I did follow your link to the severys in Boston and still researching those leads.

Here is the wound wash.

Joel

 

[epgorge]

The Bancroft's picture really doesn't do it justice. Here are some more shots of this newest addition to the Vermont Collection.
Joel

 

[epgorge]

The next shot will be of a Poultney vermont Dr.' bottle.

 

[GuntherHess]

Yes, thats the one... I was wondering if it might be British?

 

[epgorge]

Dr. E. K. Smith / Poultney / Vermont

 

[epgorge]

Oops! Check out the stats on this guy and his young wife. She died a couple years younger than he. No telling what happened to the orphan.
I wonder what they succumbed too. I suppose the ingredients of this bottle couldn't help.
[/align]Joel[/align] [/align]Edson K Smith MD 1855-1901 Poultney Cemetery[/align]Eva Barber Smith 1878 1899 wife [/align]infant child Smith 1893[/align]

 

[epgorge]

I posted it yesterday with hopes that a British collector may be able to tell.
Thanks for your help, Matt.

Joel