Yup. Seems like an almost automatic choice for a father's day gift of yesteryear.Sure it was a good seller. There are a zillion golfing dads out there!
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Yup. Seems like an almost automatic choice for a father's day gift of yesteryear.Sure it was a good seller. There are a zillion golfing dads out there!
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I have two of those Skylarks, one with Clint and one with Everest. I put the stickers on the Everest and left the Clint ones still on the card. I use the one with stickers for shave of the day pics of either. Probably eventually put stickers on the other car once the one starts falling off. As far as the boxes being wrong boxes my guess is they probably were taken out and got mixed up at some point in there life. Maybe even back wen they were still being sold as new, or maybe even at the antique shop you bought them from.
Yes, I got the plastic wooden duck organizer that came with Wild Country soap, aftershave and cologne. The cologne is like nothing else.
All right. Today's Avon score looks like ...
Boot with Leather. 1953 Buick Skylark - box marked Windjammer - actually contains the more-rare Clint! (Which smells great!) Empty First Edition Bay Rum book, to be refilled (.60, BTW). The Avon Open Golf Cart has 5 oz. Wild Country - worth a buck to me. Straight Eight has - buckle your seat belts - Island Lime, full! (That box was also marked Windjammer, so it goes to show - gotta check those boxes.
EDIT: Thought I had picked up a Spicy car. OK, will go back tomorrow … sick, sick, sick. But smelling great.
EDIT 2: There was another Boot for a buck - also worth going back for. It's cologne, not AS ...
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That Leather Cologne is the find of the lot! I rarely see that one anywhere.. I love the aftershave, but would love to get my hands on some of the cologne too. (It was even compared to Creed Royal English Leather at least once on Basenotes..)
I've taken it a step further, these colognes really shine with a good atomizer.
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Vintage Oland and Wild Country colognes.
GREAT to know!
I went back today for the second Boot ... alas, it was empty!
Scored the CB microphone and Indian penny, both empty ... but for .35!
Bulldog pipe - I don't know why - and *another* 31 Bus, with Spicy and Wild Country.
So yeah, we're going to be filling up a swimming pool with the stuff.
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I like that Bulldog.. I think the white glass looks really nice once you clean it up.
Plus it's one of those that's really easy to use right out of the decanter.
I just got the Spicy Jeep and the Wild Country Shotgun Shell.
I didn't like the Light Musk. Smelled "20-something" to me.
And I've heard around here that the 1981 anniversary Bay Rum was different from the original BR, being more of a vanilla scent. You'll have to give us your take.
I didn't like the Light Musk. Smelled "20-something" to me.
And I've heard around here that the 1981 anniversary Bay Rum was different from the original BR, being more of a vanilla scent. You'll have to give us your take.
Yes - the light musk smells like sweat! First one I'm really not sure about (though I remember those ugly cars. Surprised Avon didn't make a Pacer or Gremlin filled with Wild Country. Anyways).
The 1981 Bay Rum is very nice, even excellent. No vanilla, a slight cooling effect. Ingredient list is strange to me ... Bottle never lost a drop, as it is a plastic gasket pull stopper.
Smells purely of the bay rum leaf, and is less complex than Bootleggers Bay Rum, my current go-to.
Bottom line: excellent bay rum, but not worth paying a lot for.
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I used to work with this 21 year old guy, mister cool stud. Wore this fragrance, and when i sniffed the Light Musk, it reminded me of him! So, I passed it on.
Found an Avon pirates jug with a small amount of bay rum still in it - smelled just like my homebrew of Sup 70 and Avon Tribute. Which I love. But I've gotten lazy since my blend ran out, and now just use straight Superior 70.