Chanel No 5 Vintage Eau de Toilette Perfume, 118 ml 4 fl oz, Sealed Deadstock Fragrance from 1970s France, Rare Collectible Glass Bottle

Chanel No 5 Eau de Toilette in a 118 ml (4 fl. oz) format, a late 1970s edition preserved in its original sealed packaging. This piece represents a standard of French perfumery in an exceptional state of conservation for collectors.

History of the object:
Originally created by Ernest Beaux in 1921 at the request of Gabrielle Chanel, No 5 revolutionized the industry through its innovative use of aldehydes. This 1970s version maintains the Maison's classic aesthetic, prior to the mass introduction of barcodes and estimated volume symbols (e), reflecting the sober elegance of the era.

Characteristics and details:
- Period: 1970s
- Technique / Style: Floral-aldehydic fragrance
- Size: 118 ml (4 fl. oz)
- Material: Glass bottle, cardboard box, original cellophane
- Condition: Factory sealed. The cellophane is intact, which has preserved the contents from oxidation and evaporation.

Use and value:
This specimen is of high interest to collectors of antique perfumery and fashion archives due to its 'deadstock' condition. It represents an opportunity to own the original formulation of the era in untouched storage conditions.

Technical note: The item is non-returnable and non-exchangeable. Please note that due to the age of the product, the olfactory profile may have evolved or lost the intensity of its top notes compared to a modern production unit.