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Avon 1948-49 Jasmine Toilet Water: No carton. Bottle has minimal amount of product. Plastic cap and label are in good condition. $1.00 plus shipping

Avon 1942 Anniversary Album. I have a picture of the 3rd and 4th pages if you are interested. $3 plus shipping

Avon 1946 Garden of Love Sachet: There is damage to the carton at the edges and flap. On the bottle, the cap and label are in good condition. The bottle is only partially filled. $1.00 plus shipping.

Container has some wear consistent with normal use. There is still some powder remaining and the dusting puff is still there. $2.00 Plus Postage.

Avon 1940-42 Pine Bath Salts: bottle has some wear on the label and "age spots" to the metal cap.

Avon 1945-52 Jasmine Bath Salts: The carton has damage to the top and bottom. The bottle is full and in good condition.

Each are available for $3.00 plus postage.

Fashion Figurine 1971: Test top (Plastic) and bottle (clear glass are both in good condition.

Skip A Rope 1975: there are 3 test bottle clear glass bottoms but only one has the pre-production test plastic top.

Both for $2.00 OBO plus shipping.

LaBelle Telephone 1974: There are 2 test bottles but only one of them has the pre-production plastic top (Silver) The top looks like it has some wear on it.
Aladdin's Lamp (I believe this is 1971) Both bottles are in good condition. Production bottle is empty.

Let me know if you want some or all of these test bottles and decanters.

Flower Maiden 1974. There are 2 test bottles for this decanter. If you are interested in the final product (top of the carton shown on the far left) it is good condition both the decanter and carton and is filled with Topaz. The clear test bottle in the middle has a label that says "1974 Flower Maiden s/b yellow skirt. Test Clear $30". This was put on by my dad to sell it. It also has an Avon Label on the bottom saying Topaz. The bottle on the far right has no labels.

Dutch Girl Cologne 1973: The picture I took looks like the test bottle is taller than the final production product but they are the same size. Both are in excellent condition. The final production decanter is empty.

Definitely a "thoroughbred" test bottle. This test bottle (on the left) of Sport Of Kings comes with the papers that were sent to the Pasadena Branch. The cover memo is to Mr. E. Erickson - Pasadena, From: R. F. Missal Subject: Sport of Kings - 6 oz. After Shave Dec PP#8783. I have a scanned copy of the letter if you are interested in seeing the context of the memo. Attached is a scan of the carbon copy of the Approval Request which has a lot of detail on the changes to the product. The 3rd scan (Approval Request) has final information before production. I will send that to you upon request. The cost is $3.00 plus postage. If you are interested in the finished decanter let me know. It is free to you and it is empty.

More Test Bottles from the Collection of Dee Schneider and Bob Rudolph (Avons Research). The Hearth Lamp has writing on the top of the lamp shade just to ID the test bottle. The upper plastic lamp portion is not part of the clear test bottle. Both test bottles are in good condition. On the final decanter for Grape Bud Vase shown on the right, the box and bottle are in good condition except for some doodling on the Styrofoam insert to keep the bottle upright in the carton and the bottle is full of SSS.

Both test bottles are available for $5.00 plus postage. The Grape Bud Vase (finished product is available for free with the purchase if both test bottles.