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Colemanj77
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I am looking for any information on this item. This is an antique copper tackle box. This is solid copper including the trays. The hinges, latches, and locking mechanism are all solid brass. It appears to be factory built and not hand made. This box was in rough shape when I got it and this is the best I can get it. There are no stampings or markings on this. If anyone has info cuold you please send me an email at colemanj77@gmail.com Thanks
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i know that copper is expensive!
my dad just gave me a union stamped all copper tackle box that my great, great grandad had, just wondering what it's worth??
WOW !!!!!!!!!
@Justin - I am not sure what it is worth....Have never seen one before
That is just beautiful!!!
Found the same thing in White's Antique Tackle Price Guide. The year of the piece is 1930, but still no other information. They have a price of $400 on it.