Taji by Shulton c1964

Taji by Shulton: launched in 1964. The perfume is named for the Persian area near Baghdad.

Wild Meadow by Shulton c1971

Wild Meadow by Shulton was launched in 1971. It was marketed towards young women.

Butterfly Blue by Shulton c1971

Butterfly Blue by Shulton: launched in 1971. Introduced as an aerosol spray cologne.

Friendship Garden by Shulton c1939

Friendship Garden by Shulton was launched in 1939.  It was originally called Early American Friendships Garden. It is a light, sparkling fragrance, that was aimed at the younger set and those wishing to recapture the carefree days of youth.

Escapade by Shulton c1954

Escapade was launched by Shulton in 1954. It's manufacturer's promised that it would "shake your world a little."

Cie by Jacqueline Cochran/Shulton c1976

Cie by Jacqueline Cochran: launched in 1976. The Jacqueline Cochran company was acquired by Shulton, a division of American Cyanamid, soon after the fragrance was released and by 1977, CIE was the first new product out of Shulton's new Contemporary Fragrance Group.

Early American Old Spice for Women by Shulton c1937

Most of us know the famous men’s fragrance Old Spice, but very few know that this was originally intended for women to wear. It was launched under the name Early American Old Spice in 1937 by Shulton.

Teak by Shulton c1965

Teak was launched in 1965 by Shulton.

Blue Jeans by Shulton c1971

Before Gianni Versace came out with his Blue Jeans Fragrance, Shulton launched theirs in 1971.

Desert Flower by Shulton c1947

Desert Flower by Shulton: launched in 1947. Desert Flower was also sold under the name Leigh.

Salvador Dali created three paintings commissioned by the Shulton Company to market the perfume Desert Flower in 1947.