My first lunchbox was actually plastic…1963….Alvin and the Chipmunks. It didn’t last the school year. Then I got a metal one, but no characters…it was red plaid. Used that until it wasn’t cool to bring a lunchbox and switched to paper bags.
If you’re from that time, the mid-1950’s heyday of tin litho lunch boxes, I’ll bet you, too, can still remember that unique smell imparted to the interior by hundreds of lunches. I tended toward Roy Rogers and space themes. Never did find Roy Rogers in Space.
They screwed up how I see comics now have to click on each one. Why did they do that. I am prime and won’t be if they keep this up I like reading MY COMICS ALL IN A LIST LIKE IN THE NEWS PAPER NOT HAVING TO DO EACH ONE AT A TIME.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 5 years ago
I had several including Lost In Space & Fireball XL-5.
Chithing Premium Member over 5 years ago
I still have my old Peanuts one, but it’s in rough shape, now.
dlkrueger33 over 5 years ago
My first lunchbox was actually plastic…1963….Alvin and the Chipmunks. It didn’t last the school year. Then I got a metal one, but no characters…it was red plaid. Used that until it wasn’t cool to bring a lunchbox and switched to paper bags.
david_42 over 5 years ago
I liked having a thermos, although anything in it would be barely warm by lunch time.
MeGoNow Premium Member over 5 years ago
If you’re from that time, the mid-1950’s heyday of tin litho lunch boxes, I’ll bet you, too, can still remember that unique smell imparted to the interior by hundreds of lunches. I tended toward Roy Rogers and space themes. Never did find Roy Rogers in Space.
Iwa Iniki over 5 years ago
I carried a brown lunch bag.
Qzchuck over 5 years ago
My lunchbox had all 48 states on it.
ST Joe River over 5 years ago
They screwed up how I see comics now have to click on each one. Why did they do that. I am prime and won’t be if they keep this up I like reading MY COMICS ALL IN A LIST LIKE IN THE NEWS PAPER NOT HAVING TO DO EACH ONE AT A TIME.