A small rectangular cardboard box that originally held an incandescent light bulb (lamp), printed in an orange/amber and black scheme on buff card. One main face (first image) carries a stylized line drawing of a light bulb, the brand name "OREOL" set vertically within the bulb's outline, and the legend "MADE IN USSR" in orange at the base. One end panel (second image) is printed black with a decorative orange folk-style firebird/peacock-and-scrolls motif. Another face (third image) bears a printed black rectangle within which the bulb's specifications are handwritten in purple ink — reading approximately "127 v 100 w" (voltage and wattage) and "Cap E27/27" (an E27 screw cap), with a portion circled in red crayon/pencil. The box is worn, creased, foxed/soiled, and split along edges. It is the packaging only; whether the bulb is still inside is not evident from these views.