Wanda Cartridge shotshell that is near mint in 20 gauge. The vintage shell is transparent yellow in color. You can see through the shell or inside the shell. Wanda Cartridge Company was in Manvel, Texas, a suburb of Houston from 1965 to 1972. The production yellow shells started in 1971. Their shells were one of the first see through all plastic shot shells made. Notice the means of closing the mouth end of the shell case to secure the shot is different from
other shells and is all plastic. On the base is Pat. Pend. which means Patent Pending. These are old shells and probably should not be fired in your shotgun. All ammunition is for collecting/decorative purposes only and we in no way guarantee or imply them to be functional in anyway other than collecting or decorative purposes.

Shows interior construction of shotshell

If you ever wanted to know how a shotshell is put together and how it works just look at one of these Wanda's. You can see the powder and shot inside through the almost clear walls of the plastic shell. If you are a shotshell collector you need a least one of the Wanda see through shells to add to your collection. They were really high tech for their day.

They made shells in different transparent colors including red, yellow, green and maybe blue. We have available for sale some red 12 gauge and green 20 gauge. We also have several clean and in near mint or better condition cardboard boxes for the green 20 gauge shells. The original box is flat and has never been used or folded.