Perfumes named after house HQ/flagship street address

This originated as a blog post but I thought it would be funny to mine the community's knowledge on this... I got snickering the other night thinking of the many fragrances named after the perfume/design house's hq/flagship street address, and wondered if there is a rule about or something? Here's what I currently have:

"31 Rue Cambon" by Chanel (thanks Dulcemio!)
"Montaigne" by Caron (thanks Pipette!)
"Place Vendôme" by Boucheron
"Archives 69" by ELdO
"34 Boulevard Saint-Germain" by Diptyque
"Champs-Elysées" by Guerlain"
"24, Faubourg" by Hermès
"5th Avenue" and "Red Door" by Elizabeth Arden
The entire brand of Bond N.9

Do you know any others? Add them!

273 Rodeo Drive Fred Hayman

10 West Henri Bendel - part of the address.

"10 Corso Como" an eponymous fragrance named after the brand's address in Milan.