Shulton ,Inc 1967 N.J. Share Certificate

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One  Share certificate of  "Shulton Inc " N.J.  1967-71 .Condition(opinion): Fine (F) .

Old Spice products were originally manufactured by the Shulton Company. The Shulton Company was founded in 1934 by William Lightfoot Schultz. Schultz was inspired by his mother's potpourri and as a result, the first Old Spice product in 1937 was a woman's scent called Early American Old Spice. The product was received well, and therefore followed with Old Spice for men in 1938.[2]

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Old Spice is an American brand of male grooming products encompassing deodorants and antiperspirants, shampoos, body washes, and soaps. It is manufactured by Procter & Gamble.

Old Spice was launched as Early American Old Spice by William Lightfoot Schultz's soap and toiletries company, Shulton Inc., in 1937. It was first targeted to women, with the men's product being released before Christmas at the end of 1937.[1] Old Spice now sells male grooming products including antiperspirant/deodorant sticks and body wash.

Old Spice products were originally manufactured by the Shulton Company. The Shulton Company was founded in 1934 by William Lightfoot Schultz. Schultz was inspired by his mother's potpourri and as a result, the first Old Spice product in 1937 was a woman's scent called Early American Old Spice. The product was received well, and therefore followed with Old Spice for men in 1938.[2]

The men's products included shaving soap and aftershave lotion, marketed with a nautical theme. Sailing ships in particular were used for the brand's packaging. The original ships used on the packaging were the Grand Turk and the Friendship. Other ships used on Old Spice packaging include the John Wesley, Salem, Birmingham, Maria Teresa, Propontis, Recovery, Sooloo, Star of the West, Constitution, Java, United States, and Hamilton.

In the 1970s, Old Spice shifted from being a shaving brand to a fragrance brand by introducing signature scents like Old Spice Burley.[3]

In June 1990, Procter & Gamble purchased the Old Spice fragrances, skin care and antiperspirant & deodorant brands from the Shulton Company.[4] Throughout the 2000s, Procter & Gamble introduced many forms of deodorant, body washes, and body sprays in several scents under the Old Spice name.

In early 2008, the original Old Spice scent was repackaged as "Classic Scent", both in the after shave and cologne versions. The white glass bottles gave way to plastic, and the gray stoppers to red. Old Spice Classic shower gel was sold using the slogan "The original. If your grandfather hadn't worn it, you wouldn't exist.”

In January 2016, Procter & Gamble changed the scent of its Old Spice Classic After Shave. According to the product's website, under ratings & reviews, the change was made in order to "comply with new regulations".[5]

Products

Old Spice's buoy-shaped bottle cologne is available in its original scent as well as newer Pure Sport. In 2006, Old Spice introduced a fragrance, OS Signature, which won the magazine FHM 's 2006 Grooming Award for Best Sporty Fragrance. Old Spice Red Zone products include a "Scratch-and-sniff" version of the Signature fragrance. Old Spice launched the Hardest Working Collection in 2016 with antiperspirants and body washes, offering the best protection and performance yet from the company.[6]

In 2014, Old Spice expanded its product line-up to men's hair care with the introduction of shampoos, two-in-one shampoo and conditioners and styling products.[7] These products included:

Gel

Putty

Pomade

Paste

Wax

As of 2019, Old Spice has seven main lines of grooming products and each line features a variety of products and scents:

Classic Collection (scents include Classic and Fresh)

Wild Collection (scents include Bearglove, Dragonblast, Hawkridge, Krakengård, Wolfthorn, and Yetifrost)

Fresher Collection (scents include Amber, Citron, Deep Sea, Denali, Fiji, Timber, Tundra, Volcano, and Wilderness)

Red Zone Collection (scents include Aqua Reef, After Hours, Champion, Live Wire, Pure Sport, and Swagger)

Red Collection (scents include Ambassador, Captain, Desperado, and Nomad)

High Endurance Collection (scents include Fresh, Original, and Pure Sport)

Hardest Working Collection (scents include Extra Fresh, Fresher Fiji, Lasting Legend, Pure Sport Plus, Steel Courage, Stronger Swagger, and Tougher Timber)

Walmart Exclusives and others (scents include 80th Anniversary Limited Edition, Blast Off, Guitar Solo, and Midnight Run)

In the 1970s and 80s, Old Spice ad campaigns in the United Kingdom and Ireland featured a man on a surfboard accompanied by the strains of composer Carl Orff's O Fortuna from Carmina Burana, with the tagline "Old Spice - The Mark Of A Man."[8]

An advertising campaign developed by Wieden + Kennedy in 2010 featuring Isaiah Mustafa became popular after the first advertisement, titled The Man Your Man Could Smell Like.[9][2] Following this campaign, Old Spice introduced Fabio Lanzoni to challenge Isaiah Mustafa for the Old Spice Guy title in an online advertising campaign.

After the success of "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like", Old Spice released, "The Response Campaign". Over the course of two and a half days, the brand filmed one hundred and eighty-six videos featuring Isaiah Mustafa engaging in conversation with fans and celebrities. The campaign earned over 40 million views after the first week, was viewed more times than President Obama's 2008 acceptance speech, and led to Old Spice securing the spot of #1 all-time most viewed branded channel on YouTube.

Old Spice has partnered with the NFL and featured football stars including: Ray Lewis, Greg Jennings and Wes Welker in various TV and digital campaigns. In 2012, former NFL player Terry Crews was featured in the brand's viral hit “Muscle Music”. The interactive video allowed people to make music through different musical instruments rigged to corresponding muscles on Terry's body.[10]

In 2013, Old Spice launched a series of TV commercials in India titled "Mantastic Man" starring supermodel and actor Milind Soman.

The commercial “Momsong” became popular in 2014 as a part of the brand's Smellcome to Manhood campaign.[11]

The Make a Smellmitment commercials with Isaiah Mustafa and Terry Crews debuted in 2015, promoting Timber (or Swagger) and Bearglove.

In early 2016, Old Spice introduced a new brand character, the Legendary Man, with two TV commercials “Rocket Car” and “Whale” to launch the Hardest Working Collection.[12] Old Spice also launched a series of digital infomercials with Canadian actor Steven Ogg. Early in 2016, the brand introduced two additional Old Spice characters, actors Thomas Beaudoin and Alberto Cardenas, in an advertising campaigns for the Red Zone product collection.[13]

Old Spice also sponsored many cars throughout the NASCAR world from 2004 to 2010. Old Spice first sponsored Ricky Craven at Talladega in 2004 then moved to Tony Stewart in Busch Races with Joe Gibbs Racing and Kevin Harvick Incorporated. In 2009, they followed Stewart when he formed his own team and car number 14 car for 2009 and 2010 with a win at Watkins Glen. Old Spice returned to NASCAR in 2019 to sponsor Corey LaJoie and Go Fas Racing's 32 car for the 2019 Daytona 500. The car had a unique design in which Corey LaJoie's face was designed on the hood of the car. The team finished 18th in that race.[14]

Old Spice was also featured as the sponsor of actor John C. Reilly’s character, Cal Naughton Jr. in the 2006 comedy Talladega Nights.

Awards

Old Spice has accumulated 37 awards as of 2016 at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. Most notably, the brand was awarded two Gold Cannes Lions for Creative Effectiveness for “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like” in 2011 and “Smellcome to Manhood” in 2016.

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Shulton

William Lightfoot Schultz was born into a Quaker family in Springfield, Ohio in 1876. After his family moved to Philadelphia – his mother’s original home – he went to the Friend’s Select School in Wilmington, Delaware, graduating from there aged sixteen. He then started work as a stock boy for Karcher & Rehm – a Philadelphian interior decorating firm – while attending night school studying art and architecture under the direction of Maxfield Parrish [1870-1966] and Nicola D’Ascenzo [1871-1954].

In 1904, Schultz formed a partnership with D’Ascenzo to make and sell mosaics and leaded glass for homes and churches where he acted as the salesman for the business. Although it was successful he sold up in 1910 and moved to New York. There he established the Lightfoot Schultz Company which made soaps and other toiletries. The company did well; it moved into larger manufacturing facilities in Hoboken, New Jersey in 1917 and acquired Theo. Ricksecker Co., Inc., New York, a perfume company, in 1918. The business continued to flourish during the 1920s but a mistimed expansion into fine chemicals got Lightfoot Schultz deep in debt when credit sources became scarce after the stock market crash of 1929. Schultz was forced into selling the controlling interest in the company to American Safety Razor in 1930.

Schultz stayed on as president of Lightfoot Schultz until 1933, then resigned to start Shulton; a brave decision given the economic climate of the time. As he had only US$10,000 in capital, the new venture was set up largely on credit, something only made possible by the good business connections Schultz had built up over the previous twenty years, his abilities as a salesman, and his dogged determination to succeed.

First, Shultz talked the owners of the Bowery Savings Bank building, Manhattan – which was then half empty – into leasing him a suite of rooms with the rent deferred for at least six months. His former secretary Theresa Tinker joined him there as did Enid Edson, a free-lance artist from Massachusetts. Then, in the midst of the Great Depression, he managed to get department store orders for private label soaps which he had manufactured by the John T. Stanley Company. Shulton packaged the soaps into containers made by the Karl Voss Corporation – using designs developed by Enid Edson – and then shipped the soap to the stores. Both suppliers provided their goods on credit. Considering everything, things went well. Although Schultz was the only salesman in the company, sales in 1933 totalled US$165,000 (The story of Shulton, 1954).

Early American Old Spice

In 1937, the fortunes of Shulton took a dramatic upswing when the company introduced its Early American Old Spice line. The idea for range appears to have originated not with Shulton but with Harry Schwimer, an assistant buyer of toiletries at Bullock’s department store in Los Angeles. The house furnishings department at Bullock’s had done well with reproductions of colonial furniture – a trend started by the Rockefeller restoration of Colonial Williamsburg – and Schwimer suggested to his superior, D. J. Whelan, that there might be a market for a colonial design in the toiletries department as well. Bullock’s decided to get Shulton to make the private label line and Schwimer went to New York in the Spring of 1937 to consult with them. After visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art to look at old colonial objects in the museum’s American wing he went on Shulton to discuss what he had discovered (Old spice line growing, 1940, p. 41).

Although the development of the private label line for Bullock’s was abandoned by them as being too expensive, Schultz decided to go ahead with it as a national line, possibly because he was encouraged to do so by Leyland G. Wesley of the advertising agency, The Wesley Associates (Sweet smell of success, 1957, p. 31). Following Harry Schwimer’s lead, Enid Edson produced designs for bottles and boxes inspired by American colonial handicrafts, the famous Caswell carpet from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and by hand-blown and hand-decorated 18th century bottles designed by the likes of William Henry Stiegel [1729-1785]. Shulton was already selling a men’s soap packaged in an old-fashioned looking box under the name ‘Old Spice’. This gave Shulton the name for the line, and Schultz commissioned a new ‘spicy’ fragrance to go with it.
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