Crowfriend
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1964, in great shape, no thermos, got it for $15, love it!
Popeye Lunchbox
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That’s one beautiful lunch box. Sweet price!
My brother collects Dukes of Hazzard lunch boxes.
Cheers
My brother collects Dukes of Hazzard lunch boxes.
Cheers
JimDon
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Now that’s gotta be worth a couple hundred dollars!
That is nice!
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Beautiful lunch box! 
billjustbill
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I went to an older blue collar home's garage sale. On its 1940's short, and most likely later poured concrete driveway there were folding tables filled with older tools. Laying under one of the tables were six or eight lunch boxes in the same shape as yours. My memories of that day are as clear today as back then! Standing open, each was filled with bolts, screws, steel wool, sandpaper and brass plumbing parts. Each has a $2 tag on it. As I closed the lids of the ones filled with the stuff I wanted, I just gave a big sigh!!!
The older guy had taken various bright primary colors of oil based enamel paints and PAINTED EVERY SIDE AND LID OF EVERY ONE OF THEM....
Bill
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