Traditional Style Keepsake Box

My primal urges bring me back to making boxes even if I do wander into other woodworking project areas! I love the shapes and range of sizes of all types of boxes. There are as many shapes and styles as there are ideas. I think my handicap is now age and limited eyesight. This classic keepsake box, in traditional style ,was inspired by a plan seen @ American Woodworking, online. I made a few changes to personalize it. The wood is Poplar and Padauk. I oiled the inner tray and finished the outside with satin Varathane. I will be lining the box and inner tray with blue felt.
The corner joints are done with a 45% lock miter router bit on the box. The corner splines were done on the table saw with a jig made for the job of doing just corner splines. The base is cut on a scroll saw and drill press, with some help sanding on the drill press as well. The red lines on the top and base were done with a slot cutter and 1/8" veneer in Padauk wood. Every box is such a challenge for me; to get each cut precisely correct and all pieces to fit perfectly square so the box will sit level and square.
Glad to be back here @ Router Forums after being shut out for a while when the password problem got me. All seems right with the world again!! Thanks for looking in on me! I'm always open to learning something new so your comments ARE appreciated. I'll ans. any questions if I can, to help out.