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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsDid you have a metal lunch box for school? what cartoon or tv character or design was on it? Mine was Barbie walking a
French Poodle. How about you?
ScoutHikerDad
(100 posts)Mid-70's era
debm55
(61,531 posts)dem4decades
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(61,531 posts)JMCKUSICK
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(61,531 posts)sinkingfeeling
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(61,531 posts)Tiny Tabby
(71 posts)I think it was outlined in blue
debm55
(61,531 posts)nocoincidences
(2,492 posts)My Father was very frugal, one of those "squeeze the nickel til the buffalo shits" guys.
I am not quite as tight as he was, but only because I have practiced to be more rational about spending.
debm55
(61,531 posts)AltairIV
(1,067 posts)I had a Lawman lunchbox, with a glass thermos. Lawman was a western on TV during the early 60's. Broke the thermos sometime durning the first year i had it, brown bags after that.
debm55
(61,531 posts)Hey Joe
(788 posts)It was mostly school provided lunches or brown
bagging it.
debm55
(61,531 posts)doc03
(39,158 posts)a Red Ryder book.
debm55
(61,531 posts)SarasotaDem
(231 posts)Howdy Doody
debm55
(61,531 posts)Eugene
(67,284 posts)by Thermos
debm55
(61,531 posts)Coventina
(29,925 posts)
Please note that the thermos in the picture does NOT match the lunchbox.
The lunch box did not come with a thermos.
debm55
(61,531 posts)wnylib
(26,415 posts)We all went home for lunch.
In junior and senior high, we were too old for the cutesy lunch boxes. We carried paper bags or bought lunch at the cafeteria.
debm55
(61,531 posts)underpants
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(61,531 posts)Srkdqltr
(9,916 posts)I dropped it and then glass exploded. No milk that day.
flor-de-jasmim
(2,289 posts)It's surprising to me that I can remember that it was metal, but I have absolutely no recollection of the picture. This was in the early to mid-60s.
Goonch
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PufPuf23
(9,928 posts)that re-purposed into a pot stash when in high school.
Got a Summer job and the stash box was back to being a lunch box that my mother would fill with lunch.
One morning my lunch was in a gray plastic workman's lunchbox plus a new metal Stanley thermos.
My mother had given the Quickdraw McGraw and Huckleberry Hound lunchbox to the neighbor daughter. Told me I was too old to have a child's lunchbox.
here is an image search of the same lunchbox:
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=quickdraw+mcgraw+and+huckleberry+hound+lunch+box&form=HDRSC3&first=1
vanamonde
(244 posts)Not sure why I selected this design at the age of 6. Perhaps even at that early age, as now, I had no interest in being a walking corporate advertiser.
Now being offered on eBay for $50.

MoonlightHillFarm
(90 posts)Wolf Frankula
(3,850 posts)The sides were the wagon sides.