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January 27, 2012
The Old Package Design Feed Bag
If you read this blog by way of email subscription or RSS feed, you may have wondered why box vox suddenly stopped posting this past week. The fact is, I’ve had my hands full trying to migrate this blog from TypePad to a WordPress site hosted on our own BeachPackagingDesign site. There were actually three posts made since the switch, but it only dawned on me yesterday that feed subscribers were being orphaned by the move. Now that I’ve updated the RSS feed, I’m hoping everyone who opted in will continue receiving our ultra-significant package design missives.
Feed Bags: 3 kinds
1. Feed bags for horses (sold for $88.13 at Cowan Auctions)
2. Bag packaging for animal feed (for sale for $14 from shepshaberdashery’s Etsy Store)
3. Candy “feeding bags” from a vintage ad in a 1911 issue of International Confectioner, sold for only 1¢ each (via: The Candy Professor)
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