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Sunday, November 17, 2013

Various Obscure American Perfume Companies

The perfumes of FR Arnold of New York City:
  • 1885 May Bells
  • 1887 Lily-Bells
  • 1890 Lilacblooms
  • 1924 Pavot
  • 1926 Allumettes


The perfumes of the Ayer Company of Lowell,MA:
  •  1931 Ardeur


The perfumes of Anna Ayers of Chicago,IL:
  •  1922 Ayers Doris Bouquet


The perfumes of Beecham's Laboratory of Oscawana,NY:
  • 1919 La Rie
  • 1922 Ambrosia
  • 1922 Fleur d'Ete
  • 1922 Royal English Rose
  • 1925 Lady Teasel


Amzell was a New York perfumer.
  •  1945 Windswept


Arlt was a New York perfumery company based in Brooklyn.
  •  1914 Veragen
  • 1924 Artistique
  • 1926 Orchard Wedding



Are-Jay was a perfumery from New York City. The perfumes of Are-Jay:
  •  1938 Three Little Minks


Robaire Alain of Los Angeles,CA:
  •  1962 Canibelle
  • 1962 Cote D'Or
  • 1962 Durango
  • 1962 Jaguar
  • 1962 Rafifi


The perfumes of Arthur O. Anderson of Cedar Rapids, IA:
  •  1938 Blue Bonnet


The perfumes of Ethel G. Anderson of Chicago, IL:
  •  1930 Jeunesse doree


The perfumes of Karl O. Anderson of Omaha, NE:
  •  1930 Celebrity


The perfumes of MV Anderson & Co of Lewiston,ME:
  •  1921 Maban


The perfumes of Andre-Lee of New York City:
  •  1944 Bachelor's Bait


The perfumes of Anre ( Harry D. Koenig) of New York City:
  • 1941 Trique
  • 1941 Gay Divorcee
  • 1945 Caramba


The perfumes of Benjamin Ansehl of St Louis, MO:
  • 1927 Amethyst
  • 1934 Lavender & Old Lace
  • 1934 Orchids in the Moonlight
  • 1936 Futura
  • 1941 Award Cologne


David S. Brown & Co was established in New York City during the mid to late 1800s.

I saw an advertisement for 1882 that listed them as soapmakers & perfumers. Their bottles are also very hard to find and I have listed all the perfume names I could find. David S. Brown & Co. produced The Yellow Kid soap around 1902.

The perfumes of David S. Brown:
  • 1878 Bonanza
  • 1895 Forest Fringe
  • 1895 Brownie


The perfumes of Allen Cosmetic Co (Kathryn A. Allan) of New York City:
  •  1924 Seven Faces


The perfumes of Roger S. Allan of New York City:
  • 1900 White Rose
  • 1929 Whoopee
  • 1929 Celia


The perfumes of Allen Perfumer of Detroit,MA:
  • 1920 Vita-Fleurs
  • 1924 Ze Paree
  • 1927 Prep
  • 1932 Lady Allen
  • 1936 Lenore Dee


The perfumes of American Beauty Perfumers of New York City:
  •  1926 Comac


The perfumes of American Druggists Syndicate of Long Island,NY:
  • 1923 Tijade
  • 1923 D'Arline
  • 1927 Delectol


The perfumes of American Products Co of Cincinnati, OH:
  • 1917 Dream Girl
  • 1917 La Bara
  • 1930 Faith Avery


The perfumes of American Toilet Goods of Boston, MA:
  • 1918 Jardin de Marie
  • 1918 Jardin de Rose
  • 1918 Jardin de Lilas
  • 1922 Bokemia
  • 1922 Cape Jasmine
  • 1922 Fresh Violet
  • 1922 Jickee
  • 1922 Kismidir
  • 1922 L'Azore
  • 1922 pavlow
  • 1922 Lucille
  • 1922 Rozina


The perfumes of Bell Perfume Co (Samuel M. Fried) of Chicago,IL:
  •  1926 Gypsy Queen


The perfumes of Muriel Bell of New York City:
  • 1947 Sarouk
  • 1947 Anniversary


The perfumes of Bergel of Hollywood,CA:
  • 1945 Seventh Heaven
  • 1945 Seduction


The perfumes of Polly Bergen:
  •  1969 Tortue


The perfumes of Bergere of New York City:
  • 1943 Follies Bergere
  • 1945 Musette
  • 1945 Tabarin
  • 1946 Ziegfeld Follies


The perfumes of Marian Bialac:
  • 1971 Deepwoods Heather
  • 1971 Rainforest Fern
  • 1971 Weeping Willow


The perfumes of George H. Betts of New York City:
  •  1913 Inspiration Violet
  • 1915 Glebeas Adoration


The perfumes Best & Co of New York City:
  •  1925 Qui M'Aime?


The perfumes of The Bertle Co of New York City:
  •  1926 Bertlay


The perfumes of Alfred Berti of New York City:
  • 1960 Sobrique
  • 1960 Jaser


The perfumes of Betts & Mumpeton of New York City:
  •  1924 Finesse


The perfumes of Thomas Biddle of Fort Wayne,IN:
  •  1877 Satisfaction Bouquet


The Perfumes of Bija, a USA company:
  •  1939 Treasure Chest


The perfumes of Bippus & Breidenbach of Dayton,OH:
  •  1892 Empress Josephine


The perfumes of the Biroto Inc of New York City:
  • 1924 Gigolo
  • 1926 Debs


The perfumes of Harry Bliss of New York City:
  •  1930 Mme Duvigne


The perfumes of Bliss Laboratories of New York City:
  •  1922 Felix


The perfumes of William Bloom & Co of New York City:
  •  1926 South Sea Flowers


The perfumes of Blossom of Brooklyn, NY:
  •  1912 Breath of Orchards


The perfumes of Bluekamel of Detroit, MI:
  • 1930 Parfum Commiel Faut
  • 1933 Carnation
  • 1933 Lilac
  • 1933 Lily of the Valley
  • 1933 Sweet Pea


The perfumes of Edouard of Cleveland, OH:
  • 1948 S (a knockoff of Shalimar)
  • 1948 WS (a knockoff of White Shoulders)












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