2 Empty Evermore Cigar Boxes I 1 Empty Robt. Burns Cigarillos Box

Here are 3 empty cigar & cigarillo boxes for storage/decor/collecting. All were used to hold hardware supplies by a WWII Navy Vet (1918-'07). Two are Evermore & the Cigarillos are Robt. Burns. The oldest one is the Evermore box made of wood/plywood & is in fragile condition, as can be seen. The lid does NOT stay up on its own. It held 50 "Claro" cigars. The interior reads "A Kafka & Co. New Haven, Conn." (Mr. Adolph Kafka's death was reported in the NY Times on 7/13/1921). The second Evermore box was a display box & held 50 "Light" cigars, the bottom reads "National Cigar Company, Frankfort, Indiana.". The Robt. Burns Cigarillo box also was a display box that held 50 Cigarillos & the bottom stamp is from PA. I *think* the bottom stamps were IRS tax stamps which were required until 1959. There's a red badge inside the Cigarillo box that says "with new Smooth Smoke binder technology" - that "technology" was introduced in 1957, to further narrow the date. Photo 1, main image of all 3 boxes Photos 2-7, the oldest Evermore wood box: top, bottom, close-up of tax stamp, side showing remnants of "CLARO", box interior w/some text magnified - you can see some penciled words & a heart in there , box front Photos 8-11, Evermore cardboard display box: top has visible writing on it, bottom w/magnified tax stamp, side w/"Light" & box interior showing prices consistent w/the 1950s/early-1960s. Photos 12-16, Robt. Burns Cigarillos box: top, bottom, interior, side & front