Vintage "The Coppersmith" DIY Copper Hobby Kit

This is a vintage hobby craft set titled "The Coppersmith," marketed as "The Family Hobby" and an "Easy 'Do it yourself' Copper Kit." The item is an original cardboard box lid featuring vibrant mid-century graphic illustrations typical of the 1950s or early 1960s. The artwork portrays a nuclear family—father, mother, and two children—engaged in copper tooling, with examples of finished works including a sailing ship and a portrait. The box lid color palette is dominated by bright yellow and red with stylized brown lettering. The physical condition shows signs of significant age and wear; the edges are frayed and scuffed, with visible peeling of the printed top layer at the corners. There is a general layer of surface dust and light staining consistent with long-term storage in a garage or basement environment. Small losses to the cardboard's structural integrity are visible along the sides. While no manufacturer's name is explicitly clear in the central image, the branding and tagline of "No skill required" and "Thrilling to make" are characteristic of the postwar American craft boom. This kit would have originally contained thin copper sheets, wooden tooling instruments, and patterns for embossing.