.22 Rimfire

Legend: BP=Black Powder, Smkls=Smokeless, 2pc=Two piece lift-top box, Sld=Sealed, Lbl=Label, HS=Headstamp, H.P.=Hollow Point Color Codes: BL, GRN, WH, YEL, BLK, PLD (PLAID), ETC. Dunn references in parentheses
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22 Cal. Daisy VL Caseless Ammunition		Daisy/Heddon. During 1968-69, Daisy, America's best-known "BB-Gun" manufacturer, produced a rifle that fired these caseless cartridges that no primer or case but propelled a 29gr .22 bullet (same as a standard .22 S or L) at 1150 fps. The BATF, however, demanded Daisy become licensed as a firearms manufacturer (rather than airguns) and Daisy was reluctant to take that step and exited the business, opting and return to making and marketing their line of famous BB guns. The ammo came packaged in 100-rd strip packs, 10 packs to a "brick". And offered here is the opportunity to buy a quantity of the fast-disappearing ammo for these seldom seen, now "Curio & Relic", little guns!	Case of 5 1000 rd bricks $350 Brick of 10 100 rd bxs $75
S		CIL-Dominion. Pictured in the Canadian section of The .22 Box Identification Guide" as CIL-2 S-2, this box has "Dry Lubricated Bullets" stamped (very lightly) on the front edge of the lid of this early 2-pc box. Evidently the predecessor to CIL-2 S-3, which is a 1-pc box with the Dry Lube call-out printed in the upper right corner in place of "Smokeless/Greaseless", this box would be a very short-lived 1932 transitional labeling. Not noted in either the I.D. Guide or Don Blyth's The .22 Rimfires of Canada, this box is rare in any condition, but exceptionally so as pristine as seen here!	$150 sold
S		Gamble's. The FIRST Gamble's box, GS-1 S-3! The ctdgs have the rare & desirable "G" headstamp. Box is solid w/ no repairs or seam/flap problems.[Photo'd in shrink-wrap, from my personal collection]	$350 sold
S		Meriden. Sears' proprietary brand mfd by National and, after their buy-out in 1909, Western Ctdg Co. (see next listing). Very few varieties of this maker are known to exist, the most famous being the very desirable (and extremely expensive) Pointer boxes. MER-1 S-4.	$400 sold
S		Meriden. This was an early Sears, Roebuck brand used by Sears to market their line of ammunition in the early 1900s. Initially, the ctdgs were mfd by National which was then purchased by Western in 1909. This box of unheadstamped copper ctdgs is thought to be of early vintage although it's impossible to date it. In any event, these Pointer boxes, which came in all 3 powder types of the period (Smokeless, Lesmok and Black), are among the most collectible of ANY AND ALL .22 boxes! VERY RARE! And condition is EXCELLENT!	$2250 sold
S		National Ctdg Co. Formed in 1908 and purchased by Western in 1909, this company obviously wasn't around very long! This box just about as desirable as can possibly be found: scarce, bright, solid, exc cond with great graphics, all the factors that make for museum-collection-investment quality. NCC-1 S-3. [From my personal collection]	$325 sold
S		Peters. This "Arched Logo" box is among the earliest Smkls offerings by Peters, PCC-3 S-3, ca 1900. And it's SEALED!	$125 sold
S		Peters. Early-1900s, SEALED & MINTY 2-pc box. Dunn: PCC-4 S1a. [From my personal collection]	$145 sold
S		Rem-UMC. Factory-sealed from original brick sleeve, ca late 'Teens. Pic of Remington .22 Model 12 on side. REM-3 S-2E. MINTY!	$35 sold
S H.P.		Remington, Standard Velocity Hollow Point in the short-lived "Kleanbore / Kleankote" loading, ca 1939, Rem-9 S-2a. Bottom shows wear, ctdgs clean & orig. VERY RARE box! Photo'd in shrink-wrap. [From my personal collection.]	$125 sold
S H.P.		Remington, Hi-Speed Kleanbore HOLLOW POINTS, ca 1940. REM-10 S-3a. EXC in all respects. Bonus: has original price sticker on bottom , "Newman-Stern / Cleveland / 26c"! [Both varieties, this and box below for $50!]	$40 sold
S H.P.		Remington, Hi-Speed Kleanbore HOLLOW POINTS, ca 1940. REM-10 S-3b. Left edge shows rub at flap thumb-cut but rest of the box is EXC, solid with good color, and ctdgs are all clean & original. [Both varieties, this and box above for $50!]	$20 sold
S		Sears Roebuck & Co. "Sta-Klean", the FIRST box by Sears, SEARS-1 S-1! SEALED 2-pc box, ca 1927. EXC+ condition with great color! Rare enough in any condition, especially so like this!	$150 sold
S		UMC. Ca 1880, full, early loose-pack (not "heads & tails" arrangement in alternate rows). UMC-2 S-4a. Side-seal label approx 90% and box integrity is EXC! (Color is nicer in hand than in pic.) Great box, nearing 145 years old!	$175 sold
S		*U.M.C. VERY RARE HOLLOW POINT* loading in a mid/late-1890s Smokeless Powder FACTORY-SEALED BOX!! [UMC-8 S-10b.]**	$325 Sold
S		U.M.C. This is the famous "5-U" box, ca 1899. Full & original, EXC condition with 98-99% side-seal label. Considered by many to be the most attractive of all .22 boxes! (Focus of mid-picture is not great because the center portion of the label is lower than the raised rims). [From my personal collection.]	$300 sold
S		U.S. Cartridge. This "Woodcut" labeling common to 1880s USC .22 boxes is the most elaborate graphic to ever grace a .22 box: 2 vignettes- one with dogs on point over a bird and the other with dogs running a stag. Then there's the 2 long-barreled pistols at top center. And that's to say nothing of the ornate US shield logo! Other than the darkening at upper right the box is in excellent condition; and, although the box is not sealed, even the red side-seal label (worst side pictured) is 98-99%. US-3 S-4b#2	$425 sold
S		U.S. Cartridge. Last in the famous Boy Scout 3-box series by USC, this is US-14 S-3. Excellent condition except for the upper edge of the right flap which shows rub. Great color, all original! A much sought-after box that seldom gets to the market as there's generally a waiting list for them.	$1150 sold
S		Western Gallery Special. WCC-48 S-4, Exc SEALED box w/ no problems.	$75 sold
S		Western. The "Kant Splash" Gallery loading containing composition bullets that fragment upon hitting a hard surface thereby preventing ricochet and penetration. Most of these were marketed in 250-rd or 500-rd boxes for use in shooting galleries; as a result, these 50-rd boxes are seldom seen! WCC-49 S-1b.	$180 sold
S		Western. Super-X, the very scarce "1960" series (1960-'61 only!). WCC-11 S-1b. Excellent condition w/ bright color! A very under-rated series!	$20 sold
S		Winchester. This early & colorful Smokeless style labeling was intro'd in the late 1890s and last nearly 20 years. This box, label-dated 10-8, is SEALED and Minty. (WRA-51 S-2)	$85 sold
S		Winchester. Black Powder, late-1880s 2-pc box [Rains: S-9]. Stetson's Patent callout is the early & incorrect Oct 24, 1871 (s/b Oct 31). Box has been opened but side-seal label is 99.9% and ctdgs appear all native to the box. EXC, displayable condition, exceptional! [Photo'd in shrink-wrap]	$195 sold
S		Winchester. Rains S-37. SEALED 2-pc box w/ 1914 label dates. MINTY! (Photo'd in shrink-wrap)	$95 sold
S H.P.		Winchester. Lesmok 2-pc box, very scarce Hollow Point loading, WRA-10 S-4. FACTORY-SEALED! About perfect in every regard.	$225 Sold
S		Winchester. The famous "Spotlight" loading, the hollow point loading that, upon impact with a hard target, left a spot of visible light where it hit. All Spotlight boxes are highly collectible, especially so in SEALED, bright condition such as this. As is so common with these boxes, a "label pull" spot appears on the lid label where the label stuck to the bottom of the box which lay atop it in the brick sleeve when packed at the factory. [WRA-30 S-8c, Rains: SS-8] [Photo'd in shrink-wrap]	$225 sold
S		As new from the same brick as box above but without the label scratch. Has a small wrinkle or bump at lower left corner but label is exceptional. Sealed.	$245 sold
S		Winchester. The very popular red Super-W-Speed from the Depression-era early 1930s. WRA-13 S-1b. Solid, w/ no seam or flap problems!	$125 sold
S		Winchester. Dunn: WRA-51a S-1b, the double thumb-cut variety. These boxes have really taken off in the past couple years, selling for well over $1000 on more than one occasion. But not this one, it's just...	$750 sold
S		Winchester. The colorful and popular "1939" box, WRA-15 S-1b, Minty!	$17.50 sold
S		Winchester. Colorful 1939 style in the very scarce Hollow Point loading. WRA-15 S-2. MINTY!	$55 sold
S		Winchester. Early "1946 Type" with K-code, WRA-55 S-2b. Mint from brick!	$37.50 sold
S Hol Pts		Winchester. Last of the "pure" Winchester boxes, pre-combination, the last before the "Winchester-Western" logo, early-'60s. WRA-20 S-3. Minty! (Photo'd in shrink-wrap)	$15
S&W Long		UMC. The rare "22 S&W Long", one of the rarest of the entire UMC series. It's really a .22 LR as you can see by the ctdg pic on the label, but it's a very desirable and seldom-seen variety. Due to the fact that the rounded ridge surrounding the label is at a level above the label, it's the ridge that takes all the scuffing while the label remains essentially untouched. Such is the case here: the edge has taken substantial wear but, fortunately, the label remains virtually 100% intact with great color. The side-seal is 99%+ also, apparently the box was opened with a sharp knife or razor. Twelve of the scarce, original ctdgs remain. [Photo'd in shrink-wrap]	sold
Long		American Metallic Cartridge Co. This is the very desirable so-called "Woodcut" box, ca 1870s, with the highly collectible "Eagle Logo" picturing the AMC Eagle with the factory in the background at left and a sailing ship at the right. The banner or ribbon showing the caliber & loading is intertwined with flowers (I'm no horticulturist but they look like edelweiss). This is the very FIRST style Long box, AMC-1 L-1, and contains 4 original & rare "Raised A" headstamped ctdgs. Or BOTH (see below listing) for $225!	$135 sold
Long		American Metallic Cartridge Co. This is the very desirable so-called "Woodcut" box, ca 1870s, with the highly collectible "Eagle Logo" picturing the AMC Eagle with the factory in the background at left and a sailing ship at the right. The banner or ribbon showing the caliber & loading is intertwined with flowers (I'm no horticulturist but they look like edelweiss). This is the first and only style box in "Long Shot" loading, AMC-1 L-4, and contains 3 original & very rare "Raised A" headstamped shot ctdgs. Or BOTH (see previous listing) for $225!	$110 sold
Long		Gamble's. The RARE "Star Brand" Anniversary Sale box in "Long", the rarest loading, GS-6 L-1. Seldom offered or seen. [Photo'd in shrink-wrap, from my personal collection]	$500 sold
Long Hollow Point!		Remington. Very scarce Long Hollow Point loading, REM-5 L2. Generally speaking, the most collectible and most valuable of the standard (non-specialty) "Short/Long/Long Rifle" loadings are the Longs in Hollow Point. This rare, very early 1-pc box with "Succesors to" line (under the arched logo) is among the most desirable. Pic of Remington M12 on side. No seam or flap problems, nice! (Photo'd in shrink-wrap, pls ignore sealing line on side)	$185 sold
Long		Remington. Seldom seen box, without "Successors to" line, ca 1922-25. REM-6 L-6. Clean, tight box with the desirable Rem Model 12 rifle pictured on front side.	$50 sold
Long Std Vel Silvadry		Remington. Dogbone box, early-1930s. Here is a very scarce loading: First, it's in LONG. Second, it's "SILVADRY". Third, it's STANDARD VELOCITY. A veritable trifecta of rarity factors! To top it off, it's a variety NOT listed in DUNN! [Rem-7.3 L-1, AA btm but #6 flap. Dunn lists only #3 flap (L-1a) and #5 flap (L-1b)]. Also, forgot to mention: NEW from (partial) brick!	$350 sold
Long		Remington. The popular 1947 Series in the scarcer Long loading. REM-14 L-1c. Last one from an original brick!	$15 sold
Long Shot	(233117)	UMC. Black Powder 2-pc box, ca late-1890s/1900, UMC-8 L-7. Side label 95%, EXC condition! These older Shot boxes have been "hot" in recent months!	$115 sold
Long Hollow Point!		Winchester. Kopper Klad box, ca 1929, in the rare Hollow Point. Of all the loadings, no matter the maker, condition, Hollow Points in Long are the rarest and most desirable by far. Dunn: WRA-12.5 L-2b. Like new!	sold
Long		Winchester. The colorful and popular "1939" box in the scarce LONG loading, WRA-15 L-1b. Minty!	$22.50 sold
LR H.P.		American Cartridge Co. "Superior", ca early 1960's. ACC-4 LR-2. Very scarce in Hollow Point!	$100 sold
LR H.P.		Browning, VERY SCARCE Hollow Point loading! Brown-1 LR-2. AS NEW!	$95 sold
LR		Federal/Gambles. This reproduction run of the rare Gambles Star Brand box was done in 1986 for the Minnesota Cartridge Show. In "As New" condition, it's rare in its own right!	$25 sold
22 LR Shot		Federal, early '60s. FED:8 LR-6. Seldom seen box!	$40 sold
LR H.P.		Herter's. Other than a seldom-seen Target loading, this is the only style box ever marketed by Herter's and they only sold it in 3 loadings: Short, LR and LR Hollow Point, this last (HERT-1 LR-2) being exceptionally scarce!	$85 sold
LR		Peters. This is an early loading their famous Stevens-Pope loading from the 'Teens. Not sealed, but label completely surrounds the box end-over-end covering the bottom. Correct and solid. PCC-50 LR-2. One the most collectible boxes in the Peters line--and that's saying something!	$225 sold
22 LR Outdoor Tack Hole		Peters. This is the highly desirable 2-pc "Outdoor Tackhole" loading of 1920, PCC-52 LR-4b. Still sealed, the sealing label completely surrounds the box: top, ends and bottom!	$195 sold
LR		Peters. NRA target loading, one of the most desirable labelings in the highly collectible "Multi-Color" Peters series, ca 1920s. PCC-51 LR-3. SEALED!	$125 sold
LR H.P.		Peters. RUSTLESS-GILDKOTE. This short-lived loading was introduced 1931, the depths of the Great Depression, and lasted only till 1934. The earlier of 2 varieties, this labeling has the desirable Cincinnati address. PCC-1 LR-2a. EXC condition with no repairs or flap/seam problems. RARE!	$315 sold
LR		Peters. WIMBLEDON MATCH. One of the most desirable loadings in Peters' rich legacy of collectible .22 boxes! Only around during the mid-1930s Depression years, this premium loading was not sold in great quantities. Dunn: PCC-53 LR-2c, BUT rather than the Dunn-listed gold print description re boxes having the "C" bottom, this one has the earlier "gold-leaf" type coloring! The box shows some "smudges" but has no splits, flap problems or repairs. This is only the 3rd Wimbledon box I have offered in 32 years and the ONLY one of this unlisted variety! (From my personal collection) [Photo'd in shrink-wrap]	$395 sold
LR		Peters "Police Match" . One of the most collectible Peters boxes--and that's saying something! PCC-53C LR-1b. Excellent in all respects!	$60 sold
LR Shot		Peters. "1947 High Velocity" series, PCC-17 LR-4a (BUT no "red 40 on left flap" as attributed in Huegel). Two boxes shown: top box (side view) has surface rub at lower edge (thru VE of VElocity). Bottom box has ding at lower front edge. However, both are Exc in all other respects and are full of clean, original nickel-case rds.	$20/ea sold
LR		Remington. This colorful SEALED box is the earliest of the "Combined Logo" series, ca 1914. REM-2 LR-1c. Picturing a Rem Mod 12 Rifle on the side lbl, it's in EXCELLENT condition, a true "no-excuses" box! [A box similar to this recently sold at auction for over $180.]	$165 sold
LR Shot		Remington "Dogbone", 1931 Hi-Speed SHOT loading. REM-7.4 LR-4-c. MINTY!	$85
LR Std Velocity Silvadry		Remington. REM-7.3 LR-1, the Standard Velocity SILVADRY loading is quite RARE, a truly under-rated issue! Had 4 boxes from a partial brick in 2008: kept 1, sold 3--all for around $300 apiece. This is the only one I've seen since and it's just as nice!	$285
LR Shot		Remington. KLAY BIRD. Rem-10 LR-3b. Some edge scuffing but very displayable.	$22.50 sold
LR		UMC. Remington's 1990s first cut at a re-introduction of the famous old brand from which it been cut loose in 1920. Mint! (As bonus will send orig brick sleeve w/ identical graphics, free!)	$12.50 sold
LR		Western. Early-'Teens (1910?) 2-pc Smokeless box, SEALED! WCC-3 LR-3. Have checked auction prices for the past 3 years and (unless I over-looked it) this labeling is not to be found!	$125 sold
LR		Western. This is the early (ca 1922-25) High Velocity loading of their highly regarded "Marksman" long range accuracy round. Clean & SEALED, WCC-50 LR-2.	$135 sold
LR		Western. Bullseye Box, WCC-4.3 LR-1. MINTY! [From my personal collection]	$25
LR		Winchester. Lesmok, 9-14 SEALED. WRA-9 LR-3b, RR: 26d p.122. (From an original brick.)	$100 sold
LR		Winchester. Precision 75. These 1920s Precision loadings were the Company's most highly regarded. Further, this "75" loading is considered the scarcer of the two (Precision 75 and 100) loadings. The box remains factory-sealed and is virtually unblemished! WRA-53 LR-5	$150 sold
LR		Winchester. "Precision 200", the famous 1920s premium target issue, WRA-53 LR-6c. SEALED!	$95
LR		Winchester. WRA-12A LR-1a, this 1927 offering is Winchester's very first STAYNLESS priming labeling in their very first 1-pc box. EXC condition with no seam or flap problems or repairs. NICE!	$75 sold
LR H.P.		Winchester. Super Speed Hollow Point [WRA-13 LR-5]. One of the most collectible of all the Winchester series in the most desirable Hol Pt loading. Looks essentially as new from the original brick!	$295 sold
LR		Winchester. The very colorful & desirable 1930s Precision 1-pc box series, this one is WRA-53 LR-11c. Beautiful box, great condition!	$175 sold
LR		Winchester. The very popular Precision Five Star, the only box that is over-sized to accommodate the interior 50-hole tray that has the cartridges separated each to its separate hole. While most of these interior trays have been torn because of the ctdg-holding perforations, this one is not. WRA-53-LR-7b. Unique to the line or, for that matter, to all companies' lines!	$250 sold
LR		Winchester. "1938 Std Vel", the very first of this type: WRA-14A LR-1!	$45 sold
LR Shot		Winchester. Super Speed LR Shot. This is the earlier of the 2 main varieties, both of which were short-lived but this one was 1938 only! WRA-14b LR-5. (The 1939 type, 'WRA-15', has the "Div of Western Cartridge Co" callout.) Minty, appears to be straight from an original brick. Ward's May 2020 sale had 2 similar boxes which sold for $431 and $473! [From my personal collection]	$420 sold
LR Hollow Point		Winchester. The colorful and popular "1939" box in the scarcer and always desirable Hollow Point loading! WRA-15 LR-2b. EXC+!	$25 sold
LR		Winchester. Super Speed, the very scarce "1945 Type", Olin Inds. One year only! WRA-16 LR-1b. Lbl flaw in upper right corner, so...	$25 sold
LR HOL. PT.		Winchester. Super Speed, The very scarce "1945" (one year only) box in RARE Hollow Point! WRA-16 LR-2b. Exc Cond!	$85 sold
22 LR EZXS		Winchester. "Long Range EZXS", WRA-54 LR-2b, 1937-38 only! This is the MUCH scarcer Long Range version of the EZXS line. It came in 2 minor varieties, a 1936 variety (LR-2a) w/o at patent date and LR-2b (this variety) which has a date on the bottom. The entire issue of this Long Range loading, in both varieties, was offered only from 1936-1938. EXC condition, tight and bright, from my personal collection.	$125 sold
LR	(23123)	Winchester. Ca 1938, this is one of the rarer target loadings. Exc condition with great color! WRA-54 LR-5.	$150 sold
LR	(23121)	Winchester. All-X Match, one of the most colorful and desirable of all Win 22 bxs. Produced only during WWII when civilian ammo was often hard to get, especially in the lower volume, specialized loadings such as this. Bright, clean and tight! WRA-54 LR-9.	$225 sold
LR		Winchester. This very scarce (and very undervalued!) STAYNLESS EZXS box was introduced in 1946 and changed to SMOKELESS EZXS in 1947. WRA-54 LR-6 (with NO sub-varieties). Have 3 from an original brick. They are all slightly "smoky" in appearance but the one pictured is the least bright of the three.	$65 sold
LR		Winchester. "Brick" of 10 boxes Boy Scouts of America, 75th Anniversary issue. These unique cartridges have the Boy Scouts emblem as the headstamp.	$200 sold
22 LR EZXS [10-box "brick"]		Winchester. "Improved L.V. EZXS" Match cartridges, ca 1954. The relative scarcity of this box is seldom appreciated due to the failure to recognize that there are TWO varieties of this colorful box which was in the line until 1959: This variety, WRA-54 LR-8a, was introduced at some time during 1954 with the "Olin Industries" call-out. Labeling in 1955 however saw the introduction of the "Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp" call-out (LR-8b), so of the 5 years during which this "Improved L.V. EZXS" loading was cataloged, 1954-1958, only the first, 1954, was Olin Industries! While the 10 boxes herein are all original & correct, the sleeve is rough with 1 end detached and the other taped on with clear tape.	$175 sold
22 Rem Auto (Rem Model 16)		Peters. The highly collectible, early-1920s 2-pc box "Multi-Color" series in one of its least-encountered calibers! And it also happens to be factory-SEALED AND MINTY with only the slightest sharp-edge wear! Scarce in any condition, RARE so nice!	$195 sold
22 Rem Auto Hol Pt (Rem Model 16)		Peters. A very scarce caliber by an obsolete maker is enough to make this a very desirable and collectible box even ignoring the fact that it's in the RARE Hollow Point loading! PCC-8 RA-2, it also remains FACTORY-SEALED! If you're not familiar with the gun, only about 17,700 guns were ever produced by Remington (1916-1928) and the cartridge was unique, not interchangeable with ANY other caliber. As a result it became obsolete very quickly and rare eventually--this variety being among the very rarest! [From my personal collection. Photo'd in shrink-wrap.]	$250 sold
22 Rem Auto (Rem Model 16)		Peters. The last loading by Peters. "Rustless" style Rem Auto boxes like this were loaded from around 1935 and are thought to have extended well into the '50s. Very hard to date, but this is a very colorful & collectible box in near mint condition.	Call or write!
22 Rem Auto (Rem Model 16)		Remington. The very 1st offering in this impossible-to-locate caliber, ca 1916. Side-seal label shows pic of Rem Model 16. Labels are a bit dark but virtually all there. RARE!	$125 sold
22 Rem Auto (Rem Model 16)		Remington. This is the 2nd labeling (with "Incorporated" under the arched logo) in this very scarce caliber, ca 1917-20. Side-seal label shows pic of Rem Model 16 and remains factory-SEALED! Exc, bright condition. REM-3, RA-1B.	$135 sold
22 Rem Auto (Rem Model 16)		Remington. This is the earliest of Remington's 1-pc boxes in this very scarce caliber, REM-6, RA-2, ca 1922-25. Side label shows pic of Rem Model 16. Bright box with no end or seam splits or repairs, the only detraction being a "ding" at the top edge (see pic).	$125 sold
22 Rem Auto (Rem Model 16)		Remington Kleanbore, ca 1950s, the last stuff made in this scarce caliber. Box shows price tag removal but ammo is clean.	$150
22 Rem Auto (Rem Model 16)		Western "Bullseye" box. WCC-4.4 RA-1e. Solid box w/ clean rds, no flap or seam problems!	Call or write!
22 Rem Spl (WRF) "Silvadry"		Remington. The desirable "Silvadry" in the RARE standard velocity loading--(the "Hi-Power" loading, while still quite scarce, is far more common). While the box shows some minor shelf-wear/handling, flaps and seams are tight and cartridges are all original and appear native to the box. REM-7.3 WRF-1a. [From my personal collection. Photo'd in shrink-wrap.]	$185 sold
22 Remington Special (WRF)		Remington, "WRF (REM. SPL.)". Post-war box, type of 1946. REM-14 WRF-1a. [As new from my personal collection]	$25 sold
22 Remington Special (WRF)		Remington, "WRF (REM. SPL.)". This "1946 style box with Child Warning is very scarce, probably around for a year (1962), possibly less! REM-14 WRF-2. As new (shrink-wrap reflection at thumb-cut, not scratch; also, box is brighter than pic, closer to prev box above). [From my personal collection, ]	$35 sold
22 Remington Special		Remington. Early 1920's 1-pc box w/ "Successors to" line: REM-5 RS-2B. Absolutely NO mention of 22 WRF or Win M90 suitability! This box is completely "22 Remington Special"! All original w/ NO flap or seam problems. Very scarce box, only the 2nd I've ever seen!	$125 sold
22 Win Auto	[ALSO SEE "BARGAIN BIN"]	[ALSO SEE "BARGAIN BIN"]
22 Win Auto		Western "Bullseye" box, Olin Inds, ca 1950. Clean!!	$75
22 Win Auto		Winchester. The very first in this series of brightly-colored 2-pc boxes for the Win Model 1903 is this one, Dunn/Huegel: WRA-8 WA-1, (Rains WA-2b), ca 1903 Truly EXC condition and FACTORY-SEALED!	$175 sold
22 Win Auto		Winchester. One of the earliest boxes for the Win Model 1903, Rains WA-3a, ca 1904-05. Truly EXCELLENT condition with no excuses: great color, no splits or repairs, no label loss anywhere! Exceptional!	$165 sold
22 Win Auto		Winchester. The earliest 1-pc, Staynless box, ca 1927, WRA-12B WA-1b. Excellent condition, seldom seen, very hard to locate box especially in this condition with great color, flaps intact and seams tight. Priced below recent auction sale.	$210 sold
22 Win Auto	[ALSO SEE "BARGAIN BIN"]	[ALSO SEE "BARGAIN BIN"]
22 Win Auto (Model 1903)		Old Western Scrounger, brick sleeve containing 10 "mint" boxes of 50!	out
22 WRF (brick of 10 bxs) [aka "22 REM SPL"]		Remington. Full brick of TEN boxes (500 rds), commonly known as 22 WRF tho occasionally referred to as "22 Remington Special". All full, original boxes containing exceptionally clean ctdgs!	$225
WRF		Montgomery Ward's "CleanFire", ca 1930s, scarcer variety with "Cadmium Plated" blacked out on front side: MW-30 WRF-4b. EXC cond, all original, NICE!	$95 sold
WRF		Peters. Two-piece box, full of 50 "P"-headstamped ctdgs (one of which is not native). "Improved Semi-Smokeless" is a loading that was only offered for a matter of approximately one year. The "Improved Semi-Smkls" labeling was introduced by Peters in 1926 and their new "Rustless" labeling was introduced in 1927. For the early part of 1926 the boxes were of 2-pc construction (as is this example, PCC-6 WRF-1) but sometime before the end of that year the 1-pc box was introduced (PCC-6 WRF-2). Rare box, rare opportunity!	$275 sold
WRF HOL. PT.		Peters. Hollow Points in WRF by ANY maker are generally coveted by collectors. This one is no exception, dating from the early-'30s it is a seldom-encountered box. Further, while cataloged as PCC-11B, it has a "D" style bottom and is an unlisted variety. Solid, with no seam or flap problems and with all original and correct ctdgs.	$235 sold
WRF		U.S. Cartridge Co. Ca 1920, this box is in EXC condition and remains factory-sealed in its original, full, wrap-around side-seal.! US-7 WRF-2. From my personal collection.	$140 sold
WRF		Winchester. This is the seldom-encountered "1925 Series" box with 2-pc graphics on Winchester's first 1-pc box, preceding the Staynless series of 1927. Rare loading in rare, short-lived series!	$375 sold
22 WRF Hollow Points		Winchester. This is the highly desirable "Red Super Speed" of the early 1930s [WRA-13 WRF-4c], the first Super Speed as well as one of the most collectible of all the Winchester series. The labeling shows some surface--for want of a better word--"scrapes(?)", but the color & box integrity are great and the cartridges are bright, nickel-plated and EXCELLENT...also CHEAP, a $350 box if perfect!!	$175 sold
WMR (Win Mag)		Browning, JHP. Dunn: BROWN-1 WMR-1. The toughest of the short-lived Browning series of .22 boxes and this one is AS NEW OUT OF AN ORIGINAL CASE!	$95
WMR (Win Mag)		Remington. The only early run of this caliber, cataloged by Rem in 1961 and said to have been re-called shortly after issuance due to excessive pressure problems. Very hard to find! Dunn: Rem-15 WMR-1. EXC!	$115
WMR (Win Mag)		Winchester. DYNAPOINT. Horse & Rider logo but unknown as to where distributed. Bottom caution paragraph entirely French but if Canadian, s/b commonly known. WRA-H&R-40 WMR-4.	$20
22 XL RF		SWISS (Eidgenossen Munitionsfabrik, Thun). EMT-2 XL-2. Clean .22 XL RF ctdgs in a minty box with a great graphic of the "Stockhorn", a famous mountain in the Swiss Bernese Alps, on both ends! [Have another like this but with only 43 rds--see "Bargain Bin" pg]	$125
22 XL RF		SWISS (Eidgenossen Munitionsfabrik, Thun). Clean .22 XL RF ctdgs in a box with a sticker-label: "Manipulier". Not sure of the meaning of the word in the context of cartridges or guns as it doesn't translate to "Dummies" or anything functional, nor "Blanks" or anything to do with the loading. Take a chance or educate me!	$65
22 XL RF		SWISS (Eidgenossen Munitionsfabrik, Thun). Rarest of them all is this box of 10-Meter Training ctdgs, EMT-2.8 XL-11, in EXC condition.	$45 sold
22 XL RF		UMC. A RARE 100-rd Blk Pwdr box in the seldom-seen Extra Long loading. Full, solid, all original. Side-seal 97-98% (left edge still sealed). UMC-9 XL-1.	$325 sold
22 XL RF		Western "Red Diamond" logo, ca 1920s. WCC-3 XL-1a. As new, straight out of an old brick--and out of my personal collection!	$295 sold
22 RF Extra Long		Remington. Rare loading in the scarce, late-'30s Kleanbore/Kleankote series, REM-9 XL-1d. Thought to be the last labeling by any American maker of this Extra Long loading. "MINTY" condition with great color!	$285 sold