More amazement from my endowment of formulas

[pkiler]

This time, it's a whole stash of German formulas from 1923.20191014_194511.jpg

20191014_194405.jpg

[DanaB]

Very cool!

Would love to smell the powerful, 'lord of the manor' rose mix that was used.

[pkiler]

Very cool!

Would love to smell the powerful, 'lord of the manor' rose mix that was used.

Indeed, Is that the line of Heiko?

[DanaB]

It is.

Actually a first name too -- Heiko Maas for example. (I had to look that up )

[nemenator]

Would this be a Schimmel & Co american style Bouvardia base? Schimmel made a lot of bases as seen in Fred Winter's book Die moderne Parfumerie.

More please!

[pkiler]

Would this be a Schimmel & Co american style Bouvardia base? Schimmel made a lot of bases as seen in Fred Winter's book Die moderne Parfumerie.

More please!

there are 167 formulas in the 1923 subset to my endowment. Combine those with the Pre WWII formulas that I gleaned from another source, - maybe I should publish them in a book? Granted, many of the German Formulas are fairly short, 3-5 lines, and some are duplicates... and all in German... Hmmm...



But as a second follow up post to this, the amazement continues, with a signed Letter to Perfumer Edward J Strobl, from Elizabeth Arden, in amongst the endowment of formulas...:

Elizabeth Arden Lett to EJ Strobl.jpg

[Norm Thompson]

That is really cool!!!

[DanaB]

She certainly knew how to write a thank you letter. Priceless.