Speer’s reputation for making the world's finest component bullets and loaded ammunition dates back to 1943. That’s when Vernon Speer began building his own bullets, as reloaders couldn't get the components they needed from ammunition companies during WW2. In the 1960s, Speer produced some beautiful cartridge display boards akin to the old Winchester bullet boards of the late 19th century. This Vintage 1967 Speer "American Revolution Patriot" 21” x 11” Bullet Cartridge Display Board is in Very Good Condition, with some greenish pen discoloration on the depiction of the Patriot at the middle front, 6 of the bullets missing their lead tips, some scattered “browning” to the artwork at front, some loosening to the top edge of the fiber board backing, which remains neither pinned nor glued, but kept in place by tension and the rest of the edges being secured, a modern replacement purple hanging wire across the upper back, heavy inward bending to the hanging wire nail at the right back, and with some scattered age wear evident. Most interestingly, it’s marked “SPEER BULLETS”, “WORLD LEADER IN PRODUCTS / FOR RELOADING AMMUNITION”, and “The right of / the people to / keep and bear / arms shall not / be infringed” at front, along with a star spangled banner across the top, and a beautifully illustrated depiction of an American patriot defending his land during the Revolutionary War, all on a light blue background, features 68 bullets glued around the front, ranging from .22 cal to .429” and everything in between, and remains mounted in the original brown wooden frame. It sports a glued and pinned brown fiber board backing, with the top edge remaining loose as previously mentioned, and is a fine example of a rare, original Vintage 1967 Speer "American Revolution Patriot" 21” x 11” Bullet Cartridge Display Board.