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#12
05-10-2007, 08:36 AM
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Packaging and such
Posted By: leon
I really enjoy collecting the packaging our cards came in. I think it's fascinating and these items are much more scarce than the cards themselves. After all...once you open a pack of candy (or cigarettes for that matter) what do you do with the wrapper/pack/box? You toss it.....This is the only Briggs Box I have seen though I am sure more exist somewhere...and I don't know if a card would have come in it but it is from the time period according to the lithography..... 
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