Vintage Russian Soviet Union USSR perfume Vostok 1960's dedicated to Gagarin

  
For sale is collectible perfume from Soviet Union times USSR, Flight by Northern Lights factory, 1960's. To Gagarin's flight into space, to his spaceship Vostok. Flacon height is 5.5 inches, 1.5 inches bottom width. Box size is 7x3.5. This is very rare hard to find nowadays item from Soviet Union era, could be great exhibit in your museum, or addition to a collection. This is interesting article and some information for you about this fragrance. The perfume in honor of the Vostok rocket, which delivered the first cosmonaut Gagarin into orbit.

The fragrance was conceived as a sign of gratitude and respect for the hard work of people who were involved in the creation of single-seat manned spacecraft "Vostok". Yuri Gagarin and five other cosmonauts, including Tereshkova, flew into space on the Vostoks. Year of creation: early 60s of the 20th century. Producer: USSR, Leningrad, perfume factory "Northern Lights". Packaging design: a slender, cone-shaped, hexagonal, rocket-shaped bottle topped with a pointed plastic cap; The original case reflects the theme of the Cosmos - the sides of the case are decorated with silvery stars imitating traces of departing rockets.

Spirits "Vostok" (factory "Northern Lights") belong to the group of chypre fragrances. Notes: iris, jasmine, rose, bergamot, sandalwood, patchouli, vetiver, coumarin, musk, amber, oak moss. Vintage perfume "Vostok" (Northern Lights factory) is a persistent, scalding fragrance with original "cosmic" nuances. Leathery and spicy notes harmonize perfectly with light, cool undertones. The aroma is serious and deep. Perfume "Vostok" is a leather fragrance, so warm that it can even be called hot. In the aroma, one can feel the flame bursting from the nozzle of a launching rocket, and the hot air burning the steppe around the Baikonur Cosmodrome. This is the flight of a spaceship as seen from earth, so there is not an ounce of cosmic cold in the fragrance. Only at the very end - the coolness of a summer night, when a small shining dot moves across the starry sky. It was discontinued long ago and recommended for collection purposes only.