And honestly this became a treasure – I’m SO happy!
Jason on Flickr, found my picture of this box that I posted for Pam’s 1st Annual Useless but Wonderful contest. It turns out that this is Jason’s “thing” – Go visit his Flickr page to check out the fabulous collection he has! It’s great if you’re into retro packaging or even art!
So, a bit of experimental packing and off it went to it’s new home! I love it when someone really cherishes the past!
Thanks Jason for giving this a great home!
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