This is Numbered 74 and painted yellow. The next photo shows the bars cut in the front corner for the kids so I'm wondering if these are in fact the same cage or not.
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I'll answer my own question. These are not the same cage. Same number however. The vents at the top give it away.
Bob
From Dom Yodice:
Photo 12: Yellow ammo cage. This number was painted by CW. The original #74 ammo cage was and still is at CHOF.
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