Bower High Quality Coated Filter in Original Packaging

The item is a small, rectangular cardboard box, likely holding a photographic lens filter. The box packaging features a striking design with dominant red and black colors. The upper right and lower left quadrants of the front face are bright red, while the upper left and lower right quadrants are black. The brand name 'Bower' is prominently displayed in a cursive, white or light-colored font within the upper right red section. Below this, in the lower left red section, the text 'HIGH QUALITY' appears in white, followed by 'COATED FILTER' in a larger, bolder white font. The box appears to be made of conventional paperboard or thin cardstock, consistent with product packaging from the mid-20th century to more recent times. Judging by the aesthetics of the font and color scheme, it could potentially date from the mid-century to the 1980s or 1990s, when such bold graphic designs were common in electronics and photographic accessories. The visible condition shows some minor wear and tear along the edges and corners, such as slight scuffing and a small tear or fold mark on the bottom left corner as viewed from the primary angle. This suggests the item, while likely unused (given it's in its original box), has experienced some handling or storage over time. No specific dimensions are discernible, but it appears to be small enough to be held comfortably in one hand. There are no additional manufacturing marks or unique features visible from this single photographic angle, but the term 'Coated Filter' implies superior optical quality compared to uncoated alternatives. The overall craftsmanship of the packaging appears standard for mass-produced consumer goods of its era.