Antique National Biscuit Company "Pandora Box" Salesman Sample Tin Box

Product Description:  Early tin/metal boxes such as this one once contained samples of the National Biscuit Company's products.  This Pandora Box features a "C" shape handle with a metal clasp on the front lid which snaps into place.  The lid opens and closes appropriately.  On the underside of lid there is a very worn, promotional label. If your a collector of National Biscuit Company advertising, this is a nice addition. 

Circa:   Possibly early 1900's 

Product Weight:  1 pound 2 ounces

Dimensions:  9 1/2" L x 6 1/4" W x 3 1/4" H

Material:  Tin

Markings:  

PANDORA BOX
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
A tempting variety of biscuit and confections.  Each is the best of its kind.  All are the result of persistent purpose to produce perfect biscuit and confections.

Any of these varieties may be obtained from your grocer, some in packages with the famous in-er-seal trade mark, some in the familiar glass from cans and some in attractive small tins.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

Condition:  Previously owned - used.  Due to age, label on inside lid is extremely worn and partially torn.  Interior and exterior has heavy patina, and scratches. No other markings found other than the worn label underneath lid.  Label has yellowing.  Handle still intact.  

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