31 Lunch Boxes From The 1970s That Are Worth A Lot Of Money Time to dig through the attic because that old lunch box might be worth more than you think. Also, I need that Osmonds lunch box in my life.
- This Alladin Zorro lunchbox is from the TV series starring Guy Williams. The series was short-lived and few toys were produced to promote the show. This box is in good condition (C8) with some issues but still quite rare. No thermos or thermos holder. A nice addition to any lunchbox collection-a.
- ZORRO LUNCH BOX with THERMOS. Estimate $100 - $150 Feb 27, 2016. See Sold Price 19 bids. Sell a Similar Item. Milestone Auctions. Willoughby, OH, USA.
- The lunch boxes were fairly sturdy, but it didn't take much to destroy the Thermos bottle inside. The metal case itself was pretty strong, but as many of us found out the hard way, dropping it or letting it get a good bang had the sad result of destroying the glass liner inside.
For all of us who have dreamed about being the masked avenger, there were plenty of ways to indulge those fantasies.
Each day thousands of children headed off to school with their lunch safely inside one of these metal lunch boxes. They are particularly rare with the very breakable Thermos bottle intact. Produced both in black and red. From Aladdin Industries, this is the 1958 version.
The lunch boxes were fairly sturdy, but it didn't take much to destroy the Thermos bottle inside. The metal case itself was pretty strong, but as many of us found out the hard way, dropping it or letting it get a good bang had the sad result of destroying the glass liner inside.
Best online casinos 2016. The 1960s syndication brought a new wave of merchandise. Some was simply reissued using the original designs, but others were updated. Aladdin Industries brought back their popular lunch box, but this time out it was fabricated out of plastic instead of metal. They also updated the Thermos bottle, making it more durable than the first version. Europa casino bonus code. It would have been nice to see this with the original artwork.
Zorro Lunch Box 1966
This metal candy tin was produced in France by Sorfim.
This set of water glasses was released in France during the syndication run.
I believe I got this plastic boot-shaped mug at an event at the Studio in the late '70s or early '80s.
I believe I got this plastic boot-shaped mug at an event at the Studio in the late '70s or early '80s.
Zorro Lunch Boxes
Ever try to break a piece of Melmac? It's no wonder so much of this has survived over the years. If only the Thermos bottles had been this indestructible!
Zorro Lunch Boxes From The 50s
