What lunch boxes did you take to school ?

[Zemo]

Early Marvel and G.I joe or Sgt Rock can't remember also lone ranger.

[Earth 2 Chris]

Plastic huh ... mine was metal really I think that was the only 80's GI Joe one that was metal ... I know most boxes were plastic a short time after

I remember noticing when I got my metal Super Powers lunch box in 84 that most of the other boxes were now a generic plastic design with a sticker slapped on them. A few years later, that was ALL you could find.

Chris

[blastphemey]

i had batman and robin with one of those drink things on the side of it. i still have it somewhere too.

[blastphemey]

i have my dads old lone ranger one in the garage too. are they worth anything?

[jwyblejr]

I had a Space:1999 one until Star Wars came out.

[spotter]

I had a Star wars ( 77 steel) then I got a Superman the movie ( which was cool since the steel had raised images . after 4th grade I was brown bagging since a lunch box was too "little kiddie"

[TEXASFETT]

I had the metal Knight Rider one in second grade.Had a plastic brave starr one and can't remember the what others i had.Good times!!! I use a metal Slipknot lunchbox to work every now and then.People freak and say,"I use to have a metal lunch box back in the day"!! It never get old.

[starsky]

i wanted the six million dollar man but got stuck with scooby doo

[UnderdogDJLSW]

I wonder how much it would cost to have a printer make a custom lunch box? (probably way too much) A WGSH or MM one would be cool for the next meet.

[nvmbrsdoom5]

I can't even recall all the lunchboxes I had I do remember having the Empire Strikes Back metal lunchbox, and I think I may have had the Clash Of The Titans one as well.

The two that I coveted the most, and never got, was the KISS lunchbox (which I did get later as a collector), and the Marvel Super Heroes one from the mid-Seventies.

[SpaceCrawler]

I had the Snoopy one (shown in the lower right hand corner of below photo). Got another off eBay a few years back.


Sean

[shyndman]

I am going to date myself here, but the lunchbox that I carried to school was a Fireball XL-5 lunchbox. The thermos is long gone, but I still have the lunchbox in pretty good shape. My mother used it to store her watercolors for many years and when she realized that I was collecting pop culture goodies of all sorts, she insisted that I take it back and add it to my collection. Mom's don't always throw out those precious childhood goodies . . .

[slats7]

Happy Days (yellow, metal).