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This is what Honda NOS looks like.

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Bryanj:
All honda pistons and rings were boxed like that, there was even a "secret" part number that got you a complete piston kit.
Only small parts were in bags and occasionally they came in 10's

Nurse Julie:
I was talking about the part number Ted 😂😂😂😂😂
But, theses are also NOS boxes from a different era, not all NOS parts come in red boxes.
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McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
I do not recall bar codes being used on individual parts packages 1960 & 1970s outside of warehouse tracking so presumably the boxes in your photo are from a later decade. Those boxes certainly do not look 50 years old. I suspect the proliferation of bar codes began when hand held scanners became affordable in the distribution chain.

When I worked as a youngster in a vehicle parts department the old parts books were replaced with Microfische Viewers. One slip of the hand would move the page being viewed from accessories to chassis.lol

Johnny4428:
I distinctly remember bar codes being a very innovative topic on tomorrow’s world. Showing my age!🤪

Laverda Dave:
I remember that very segment Johnny. Prince Charles was invited in by the show to give an innovation award and the bar code technology won it. To celebrate they used the equipment to put a perfect bar code on the head of a pint of Guinness using the laser!

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