Brilliantine was the first Shulton hair product, and sold from 1954 to 1973.  It came in these 1.25 ounce bottles and sold for about 60 cents originally.  This is the original jar sold until 1960.  On the bottle opposite "Old Spice" is the word "Brilliantine"  

From 1960 to 1962, the jar was clear with gold lettering and the top was white with a ship in a gold circle. 

From 1963 until 1973 the lettering on the jar was white, and the lid held a ship in a gold circle in the center with "Old Spice Brilliantine" around the edge..  Brilliantine was product id 392 until 1962 after which it was product 3920.

Short Cut is the first hair product produced by Shulton (product id 360).   It was sold from 1959 until 1980, held 1.75 ounces and originally sold for 50 cents. 

The original style is shown at top and appeared from 1959 until 1962.  

From 1963 until 1980, it appeared as shown in the middle (product id 3600).

It also came in a 1.75 ounce tube shown at bottom.  

Old Spice shampoo was sold from about 1956 into the 1980s.  The original package was a 7 ounce white plastic squeeze bottle showing a blue ship above red script "Old Spice" above "Shampoo for Men" in blue lettering (product id 395).  This item sold from from 1956 to 1960.  

From 1960 to 1962, the same shampoo was sold as product id 347. The product id changed again in 1962 to 3654, in use until 1980.  The volume was 7 oz through this period except for 1968-1970 when it was 7 3/8 oz.  

In 1954 Shulton introduced a larger 16 oz bottle (product id 3651) sold until 1980.

Around 1965 the packaging changed to a clear plastic bottle shown at left, and sold in 7 3/8 and 16 ounce sizes. By 1970 the smaller bottle was back to 7 ounces.  

In 1973, the volume was added to the packaging, in white lettering (barely visible at left!) below the word "Shampoo." A smaller travel size, 2.25 ounces was also introduced in 1965.

The packaging changed one last time in 1978 when the white ship dropped down below the word Shampoo.  

Shown at the bottom is a travel size (2 oz) dating after 1980

Shulton produced a variety of "hair tonic" products.  The first was a Cream Hair Tonic (product id 394), sold in a 4 oz grey bottle from 1956 until 1960.

Clear Hair Tonic first appeared in 1960 (product id 366) in a 6 oz. bottle.  In 1962 the product id changed to 3660 but the packaging was unchanged.

In 1973, the product was renamed Clear Hair Groom in a 7 oz. bottle.  Although the bottle remained unchanged, their may have been a few different box styles. 

Clear Hair Groom showed up in 1967 and was available for a only a year or two (product id 3051).  The tube held 4 ounces.

Do not know the age or origin of this nifty yellow pocket comb with the Old Spice monogram. Photo credit to fellow collector Charley.