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Posted 5 years ago
Granny2175
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I am most interested in finding out If the wooden Box has any historical value. I am a woodburner and and purchased this as a potential project but after studying it, decided not to touch it without learning more about it. Can anyone enlighten me?
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Dad used to smoke King Edward's...the wood box is nothing special..just another cigar box, still made..
https://www.jrcigars.com/cigars/handmade-cigars/quesada-cigars/heisenberg-by-quesada/
"EMBRACE UNCERTAINTY". I kinda like that, especially these days when doing so seems to have become an unavoidable part of life...?? ;-) :-)
I used to collect cigar boxes and still have a few. I see nothing special here but do check the tax stamps on them. Unless you have a very unusual box any value historical or otherwise is normally in the tax stamp. As for being a burner, my wife would burn designs into our wooden boxes and sell them on eBay for a major price compared to the two or three dollars we paid for them. Usually 200 to 300% profit.
Thank you all for such helpful responses.
fhrjr2...I would love to see some of your wife's pyrography. I started burning at the beginning of the pandemic so still have alot to learn. My Email is connie.sanders21@gmail.com