‘Neverbreak’ Trunk From 1930s Washes Up On Florida Beach

Some things live up to the hype of how they’re advertised. The Fort Matanzas National Monument in Florida said in a Facebook post that a vintage steamer trunk from the 1930s washed up on the beach this week. The post says the trunk was from a brand called Neverbreak Trunks, which dates back to the 1930s and was manufactured by L. Goldsmith & Son of Newark, New Jersey. It’s not clear how the trunk got into the water or how long it was in the ocean before washing up on the beach.