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CF Booth Co. Perfumes:
The CF Booth Co. was located in Norwich, New York.
The Spatula, 1903:
"CF Booth for some time president of the CF Booth Co New York has severed his connection with that firm and has formed a partnership with EJ McGrath proprietor of the Anchor brand of Castile soap under the title of Booth & McGrath The firm will manufacture a full line of toilet requisites and perfumes."
The CF Booth Co. perfumes:
- 1903 Compound Derma Talcum Powder
- 1903 Fleur d'Or
- 1903 Pink Cluster
- 1903 Rose Cluster
- 1903 Violet Cluster
- 1903 Sovereign (a line of Perfume and Toilet Articles)
- 1903 Sovereign Bouquet
- 1903 Sovereign Pink
- 1903 Sovereign Violet
- 1903 Trefoil Cardinal
- 1903 Tryphosa
- 1908 Violette d’Or
- 1908 Sweet Fern
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