Anyone have any info on this brand?

[BillRoss]

Here is a pack I was told was made for Chinese domestic market and not intended for export. I paid $13.00 for it so not expensive. It is double layer. I guess our 1 to 7 classification would not apply if it is China domestic.
Any one know anything about this? Black powder or flash? Amount of powder?
I wish I had two packs so I could shoot one.http://www.pyrotalk.com/bulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=3813&stc=1

[FinnAmerican79]

Same image found on box. From eBay (Ca. 1950's-60's)
http://www.pyrotalk.com/bulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=3819&stc=1

[FinnAmerican79]

Another view of the box.
http://www.pyrotalk.com/bulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=3820&stc=1

[PyroJoeNEPA]

Nice graphics.

[gweilo]

I seem to recall these were made for the southwest Asian market (Malaysia?). I never lit any either, but they were large, red-wrapped crackers which seemed to contain a healthy dose of flashpowder.

[countryboy7978]

These were brought in after the year 2000 by a company in KY. They call them old man with peach crackers. They are well loaded for standard firecrackers.

[halk]

That is Chou himself, with Hu and Lu one of the Three Immortals. With no logo like Red Lantern, etc. and no English or other foreign language I would classify as China Domestic. But with those features I would call them China General Export. Yes not that old and common to collections.