Any info on this bottle?
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Kuros_Dad
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Jeff, that antique bottle is in great shape! Definitely an interesting time back then when there were "cure-alls" for anything under the sun; but hey, it must have worked because it said so on the bottle 
Kenosha Kid
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https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn94053256/1892-03-26/ed-1/seq-2/
his advertisement from 1892 (first column near the bottom). haven’t found much info on him other than the late 1800s to early 1900s at Pharmacie Francaise, 234 South Main St, Waterbury, CT.
this one states it is from the early 1880s:
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/amber-ronova-kidney-liver-cure-bottle-129042207
his advertisement from 1892 (first column near the bottom). haven’t found much info on him other than the late 1800s to early 1900s at Pharmacie Francaise, 234 South Main St, Waterbury, CT.
this one states it is from the early 1880s:
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/amber-ronova-kidney-liver-cure-bottle-129042207
GLASSHOPPER1955
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Don't see many eastern bottles where I'm at (except Pinkhams etc) but that sure is a darn nice one!
Maybe they have an historical museum in Waterbury (or check with their library's info desk). Somebody in that town knows about that company.
Maybe they have an historical museum in Waterbury (or check with their library's info desk). Somebody in that town knows about that company.
jhanson
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No idea but, if there's a little left in the bottle, my liver could use some tonic.
choppadude
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Normally having the word “Cure” on a bottle increases its value
Stiffwrists
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You are always so good with the research. Good work!
I can research sitting on my rear in front of the TV so it's right up my alley ;-) ;-)
