Ammo box found in barn.

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    I have a cigar box full of old paper, unfired 12 gauge shells that I inherited from my father-in-law.

    I should go through them and see if any of them are the same brand as that box.
     

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    It dates back to the 1930s or earlier.

    U.S. Cartridge Company
    The U.S. Cartridge Company in Lowell, Massachusetts began producing shotshells in 1879. U.S. Cartridge went out of business at the end of 1926, although Winchester continued producing shotgun shells in Connecticut under the U.S. brand for a few years, until sometime around 1931 or maybe 1936. U.S. Cartridge shotshells were sold under their brand names of Defiance (inexpensive, low brass), Climax (medium brass) and Ajax (high brass).

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