I must have smelled irresistible at the Disco in 1970 something. Spring cleaning… every once in a while she will say …”Why do you still have this”??? This time -I got nothing.
Any collector value, sell or recycle?

I have a book on those. Let me take a look before you toss them.

Surprised Moosetrot hasn't broke down your door yet

I would think there's some value in those...besides smelling like one of the BeeGees.

Jeff-I just plain do not do anything with those or I would be pounding on his door. Thought about it with those wall hangers/hooks he posted.

Moosetrot

Man I thought the couple two three I still have was to many. I don't see ones I have there in yours think yours are older? I know I have a steam boat and a level not sure what else?
My mom got the Avon stuff form a friend of hers. So I got the odd theme bottles and jewelry pieces for a birthday or something.
Cool though that you have that many them.

Mac

Brut and Pub were my magic love potions back then.

Moosetrot

She just hauled out my stamp collection- might be time to head North before for my beer can collection becomes fair game.

You mix Brut with TJ Swan and Loves Baby Soft and good things happened.

What was that TJ Swan called??? Cool Days and Easy Nights? close my eyes I can almost smell the above mix.

I will say I had better access to Ripple.

I'm just a tad younger than moosie


Mac

It was a big day in my life when Boones Farm came out with Wild Mountain Grape. Shared a bottle or two of it with a sweet (or sweat) young thing at the spillway in Stevens Point, drinking it out of stolen Miller Beer glasses. I was such a class act we threw the glasses into the spillway when the wine was gone...guess I saw that in a movie once. Then to my '61 Comet with the Brut tucked between the front bucket seats to continue the night of romance.........

Moosetrot

I always kept a bottle of Pub in my box that held the eight track tapes in the front seat of my Buick. In the backseat was a box with h a w b a k e r s lures. Under the front seat was a bottle with a liquid made from blackberries. Each had their own time and place of use. Haha this was from the later 1960s. Seems like it was just yesterday.

I have a few of those from the 70's Most of them still have some left in them . I guess I smelled like an old dead trapper back than also !

I have the red shotgun shell and a brass colored rifle shell in my basement. Growing up, dad had a bunch of those in the back of the hall closet. Theyve definitely made improvements in the smell department.
Speaking of Avon, there was no greater scent than skin-so-soft. Had a giant bottle growing up with an old shop rag hung over it. That was the smell of river fishing-kept the gnats at bay.

Seems like I heard of the Avon bottles making a bit of a comeback lately. They were dead for a long time.

There's a large collectors market for those, especially when they're 50 yrs old or so!

there is some value there-you could sell on ebay or at a garage sale. Having the boxes are a plus. Why not go to ebay and look? You do not have to be a member to view ebay sales records.

When looking on ebay, there is a column on the left side where you can check boxes to determine your search. Towards the bottom you will see a "Sold" box. Check that and you will be able to see what folks actually paid for an item versus what are sometimes outlandish values placed on the item by the seller.

I use it all the time to figure out what folks may be willing to pay for an item.

Moosetrot

I used to smirk when I heard people talking about 8 tracks. Old people and all. Now they no longer make cassettes, VHS, and cds may even be a thing of the past. Guess I'm becoming one of the old people. Turned in the radio a few weeks back and music I listened to was referred to classics..... when did I get old

I still have the pheasant shown at the top right of your pictures. I might still have the race car too.

Some of the stuff being played on the classic rock stations isn't classic at all.........it's just old. There is a difference.