What are you waiting on to arrive?

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On the back of the front label, there's English, French & Spanish instruction. On the base, it' has "Floïd" and "3" as part of the glass pattern.

I wasn't inferring that it was Italian, just that it sounds very similar to what is now sold as the genuine/Italian

You're right about the name though... It is Floïd and not Flöid, all this time I've been typing it incorrectly
 
No inference taken @Rohleder ... just putting out some more information. So, the Italian is muskier than the Spanish? This most definitely has a vintage feel - it's potent, and by that I mean smells animalic. Probably has real oakmoss in it, something which today's Spanish does and curiously Italian does not. There's certainly some musk in this, lacking from the modern Spanish I've got.
 

Found this gem:

 
Scrape away ... if you happen to get your face in the way, enjoy the shave

I see Martin/Dodgy or what ever he's peddling him self as these days still don't like the SE persuasion
Like shaving with a tea tray or somthin, his paint scrapers usually are Straight Razors
 
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