A cardboard box, a few sheets of cumpled up kraft paper and a mid century Zenith radio-phonograph. How it made it from the States to Calgary pretty much intact is bodering on the miraculous. When I picked up the box, my heart almost stopped. The contents were sliding around several inches in every direction. I grabbed my pen knife in one hand and my camera in the other, and proceeded to take pics as I unpacked. Apart from a handful of screws etc in and amongst the packing paper, the thing was intact.
The mouse poop was free.
I recently shipped a Scott 222C, a tuner and a 1950’s Rek-0-Kut TT as well as a pair of Wharfedale W60’s from Calgary to Cleveland packed to survive armageddon which UPS managed to demolish and this clown sends me this and it arrives virtually intact. How does that make sense?