What do I have here...

Well from the looks of your picture's, you have four box's

If we could see the actual bushings then someone could help out.

The bushings "may" fit a 366 loader but until picture's of the actual bushings
are shown it is any bodies guess.
 
Wow. Stout observation that I have 4 boxes. I figured the description on the end would be enough for some of the more experienced people to know what they are.

3 are steel and 1 is aluminum.


 
jaguarxk120 was correct, it is unusual for the fiber box to stay with the part; normally the box does not survive, and then it would be a guessing game when determining if the contents match the label.

The bushings in the boxes are part of a shotgun reloading press that was made in the late 50s or early 60. I could say 'if you are lucky' but there is a chance you have at least one set of bushings.

There is a chance your bushings will fit other presses.

F. Guffey
 
They are for loading shotgun shells with an old Pacific reloader. Since I use Mec instead of Pacific, I cannot tell you anything more.
 
Generally what you have should fit a Hornady 366 loader, the bushings are about 1 inch dia and I1 inch high.

The Hornady 366 is a Pacific design since Hornady bought out Pacific years ago.

The powder bushings are marked in actual hole diameter in thousands of inch.
 
The bushing will also fit the 155, 266, and probably other Pacific shotshell loaders. Looks like some are marked for shot and the other one is marked for powder. Back in the day, I machined several of these.

Have a blessed day.
 
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