One of the really neat things about helping out at my local gun store is how something interesting comes in the door every day.
I stopped by the other day and found that a guy cleaning out his parents old house had come across a pile of old gun boxes. He brought them down to us to see if we had any interest in them. Ok sure it would have been sweet if the boxes weren't empty, but still it was a cool trip into the past.



John Englehouse (sp?) was having a good day, February 7 1968.
It seems like once upon a time firearms manufacturers took a lot of interest in how they packaged their product. Now it's all about cost and efficiency; plain plastic boxes.
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I stopped by the other day and found that a guy cleaning out his parents old house had come across a pile of old gun boxes. He brought them down to us to see if we had any interest in them. Ok sure it would have been sweet if the boxes weren't empty, but still it was a cool trip into the past.



John Englehouse (sp?) was having a good day, February 7 1968.
It seems like once upon a time firearms manufacturers took a lot of interest in how they packaged their product. Now it's all about cost and efficiency; plain plastic boxes.
Post continued below due to four image limit.






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