Vintage Remington Express, Western Super-X & Sears Magnum Ammo Box Lot

For Sale by Auction in
Pickerington, Ohio, US

This auction features a collectible estate assortment of vintage shotgun shell boxes and mixed ammunition components. The lot showcases classic mid-to-late 20th-century hunting memorabilia, bringing together iconic original packaging graphics from Remington, Western, and Sears, Roebuck and Co. It serves as an excellent display arrangement for a rustic cabin, a sporting goods collection, or a…

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Pickerington, Ohio, United States (US)

Item description:

This auction features a collectible estate assortment of vintage shotgun shell boxes and mixed ammunition components. The lot showcases classic mid-to-late 20th-century hunting memorabilia, bringing together iconic original packaging graphics from Remington, Western, and Sears, Roebuck and Co. It serves as an excellent display arrangement for a rustic cabin, a sporting goods collection, or a vintage cartridge display.
Lot Breakdown
Remington Express Long Range (16 Gauge): 1 original green and yellow 16-Ga box (2¾" length, #6 shot). Includes 12 green plastic Remington Express #6 shells and 2 purple shells.
Western Super-X Maximum Load (28 Gauge): 1 original bright yellow 28-Ga box (2¾" length, #6 shot). Includes 12 red ribbed plastic Western shells.
Sears Magnum Shotgun Shells (20 Gauge): 1 original white and brown 20-Ga box featuring waterfowl artwork (3" length, 25 quantity collector box). Includes 22 yellow plastic Sears/Ted Williams 3-inch Magnum #4 shells.
Condition Report
Please study the provided high-resolution photographs to evaluate the overall condition of this vintage sporting lot:
Ammunition Quantities: All three boxes are open-box partial sets and are not full to their original factory counts. 
Packaging Quality: The cardboard boxes show typical characteristics of field age, handling, and long-term storage. Expect faded cardstock colors, minor edge fraying, surface scuffing, hand-written grease pencil pricing, and original retail store stickers. The Sears box has notable top-flap softening and tape staining.
Shell Assessment: The plastic hulls remain structurally firm. The brass bases and metal primer caps show varying degrees of natural aging, light surface oxidation, and typical tarnishing consistent with uncertified vintage ammunition lots.