Most of us know the famous men’s fragrance Old Spice, but very few know that this was originally intended for women to wear. It was launched under the name Early American Old Spice in 1937 by Shulton.
This bottle, in particular, I believe, is from the 1960s. It appears to be nearly full, if not completely full. The original box is included, but please refer to the photos for condition. This scent will surely take you back in time to your grandmother's vanity. It would also make a great vintage decorative piece, especially in a bathroom.
An old advertisement described this perfume as a” tangy spice and rose petal enchantment.”
Top notes: orange, lemon, lavender, basil, petitgrain
Middle notes: iris, cloves, carnations, geranium, lily of the valley, rose
Base notes: patchouli, Mysore sandalwood, cedar, herbs, ambergris, vanilla and musk
