I've had this photo of a Henry cartridge box for a dozen years. I'm not sure where I got it, possibly from antiqueguns.com
I don't recall seeing one like it here. Searching through the forum for posts about cartridge boxes does show a number of posts that were links to ebay ads that are no longer there and a few pictures have been posted that no longer show up. Anyway, This one is fancy and very cool. Here you go.
:) Abilene ;)
At be a really cool cartridge box label. A while back, Major 2 made me some Cartridge Box Labels and some cartridge boxes. They are really cool too. I'll have to see if I can get a picture to post (fat chance) or cajole Major 2 to post it for me.
Yep, I made some of those, still have some
Quote from: Major 2 on Yesterday at 10:38:44 AMYep, I made some of those, still have some
Maybe you posted that picture and I got it from here? Could be. ;) Stand by...
Okay, I just went back to the Oct.2009 time frame on this forum (the date on my pic) and I see where someone wanted a Henry label by New Haven Cart. Co. and you said you weren't able to post it here for some reason but you sent it to him. There are a number of other broken links and missing pics from around that time frame, but I'm guessing this one maybe came from you.
I vaguely remember I did send them to different folks.
I do recall sending the boxes & labels to Mike.
Or maybe handed them over when he was on Mouse Safaree.
I think I still have some you want some ?
Thanks Major but I don't really need one. (If I get a Henry some day I may change my mind ;D )
ok I do have a large assortment
Yes, you do! :)
I was not alone; River City John had a bunch too.
I had made some WW1 Food labels too for my museum display.
Hard Bread = crackers. Never thought of it that way. ;D
If you look closely, near the seated ramequin's left you can see the food item props