Amou Daria by Revillon c1935

Amou Daria by Revillon" launched in 1935. Said to be named after a Central Asian (in Tibet) river, probably an area where the company acquired their furs. Tornade was said to be the re-branded fragrance 'Amou-Daria' according to Perfume Intelligence, however, I cannot see this as being true as both perfumes were being sold at the same time as evidenced by 1930s-1950s period newspaper ads.

Cantilene by Revillon c1948

Cantilene by Revillon: launched in 1948. The name refers to a musical term.

Egoiste by Revillon c1935

Egoiste by Revillon: launched in 1935. Egoiste was a woman's perfume, but according to a 1936 newspaper article, men apparently also enjoyed wearing it.

Turbulences by Revillon c1981

Turbulences by Revillon: launched in 1981. Created by Christian Bastard Lafitte at Dragoco Perfumers.

Anouchka by Revillon c1994

Anouchka by Revillon: originally launched in 1948. Reformulated by Daniel Moliere and relaunched in 1994.

4 Vents by Revillon c1950

4 Vents by Revillon: launched in 1950. In USA in 1952.

Detchema by Revillon c1953

Detchéma by Revillon: launched in 1953 and named for the Tibetan sorceress of joy. The perfume was specially blended by Léon Hardy at IFF to perfume furs, its component extracts included from essences from India and from Ceylon.