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 Speer "1864-1964 Reloading's 100th Anniversary" 21” x 11” Bullet Cartridge Display Board is in Very Good Condition, with 4 of the bullets missing their lead tips, some scattered “browning” to the artwork at front, some scattered “browning” and tearing to the Speer Company history and products miniature pages affixed at back, and with some scattered age wear evident. Most interestingly, it’s marked “SPEER / BULLETS”, “1864-1964”, and “Commemorating Reloading’s 100th Year” at front, along with depictions of the iconic Winchester 1873 rifle and Colt Single Action Army, all on a light blue background, features 63 bullets glued around the front, ranging from .22 cal to .429” and everything in between, and remains well mounted in the original brown wooden frame. It sports a glued and pinned brown fiber board backing, carries the original hanging wire across the middle reverse, and is a fine example of a rare, original Vintage Speer "1864-1964 Reloading's 100th Anniversary" 21” x 11” Bullet Cartridge Display Board.