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Adolph Spiehler Perfumes
Adolph Spiehler of 202-204 Court Street, Rochester, NY. Established 1876 by Adolph Spiehler.
Adolph Spiehler perfumes:
- 1903 Aida
- 1903 Alpine Bells
- 1903 Alpine Rose
- 1903 Aurora
- 1903 Belle of the Forest
- 1903 Bouquet Four Hundred
- 1903 Chic (still sold in 1918)
- 1903 College Queen
- 1903 Edelweiss
- 1903 Fleur de Marie
- 1903 Fleur d Iris
- 1903 Florodora
- 1903 Lilac Blossoms
- 1903 Lily of Gold
- 1903 Loie
- 1903 Maigloeckchen
- 1903 March Violets
- 1903 May Lily
- 1903 Mystic Shrine
- 1903 Natural Violets
- 1903 Norma
- 1903 Palestine Clover
- 1903 Pan American Flowers
- 1903 Picked Roses
- 1903 Picked Violets
- 1903 Queen as applied to Perfumes Toilet Waters Sach etc etc
- 1903 Queen Anne
- 1903 Queen of Carnations
- 1903 Queen of Lilies
- 1903 Queen of Roses
- 1903 Queen of Violets
- 1903 Rose Buds
- 1903 Thalia
- 1903 Wild Crab Apple
- 1903 Wonderful
- 1907 Sweet Olive
- 1918 Crabapple
- 1918 Heliotrope
- 1918 Jockey Club
- 1918 Lilac
- 1918 Sweet Pea
- 1918 Violet
- 1918 White Rose
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