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Tarrant's Perfumes
TARRANT'S EXQUISITE PERFUMES (c1893)
LIST OF REGULAR ODORS:
- Carnation Pink
- Heliotrope
- Hyacinth
- Jasmine
- Jockey Club
- Lily of Valley
- Marechale
- Mille fleurs
- Moss Rose
- New Mown Hay
- Night Blooming Cereus
- Ocean Spray
- Opoponax
- Orange Blossom
- Patchouly
- Pond Lily
- Rose Geranium
- Stephanotis
- Tube Rose
- Violet
- West End
- White Lilac
- Wood Violet
- White Heliotrope
- White Rose
- Ylang Ylang
SPECIAL ODORS
- Crab Apple Blossoms
- Ess Bouquet
- Frangipani
- Mariposa Lily
- Trailing Arbutus
- Musk
- Modesty
- Meadow Violet
- Wild Rose
TARRANT'S TOILET WATERS
- Lavender Double Distilled
- Lavender Amber
- Heliotrope
- VIOLET
- White Rose
- White Lilac
- 1903 Alabaster applied to Face Powder and Face Tablet
- 1903 Bay Tree Brand Bay Rum
- 1903 Dermal as applied to Toilet and Infant Powder
- 1903 Exquisite Perfumes
- 1903 Tarrant's Golden Septre as applied to Cologne
- 1903 New American Cologne
- 1903 Victorian as applied to Perfumes Toilet Water etc
- 1903 Wild Rose Trade Marked June 1887 No 5301
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