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Posted 2 years ago
BennyCayey
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Front side: “Have Lunch with Snoopy” Snoopy Eating Sandwich
Reverse side: “Go to School with Snoopy” Snoopy Reading Book
Dome Metal Lunch Box, King Seeley Thermos, 1968.
Bought it at a auction paint still good not that much rust inside is good missing the bottle holder.
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Lunch Boxes and ThermosesThe lunch box as we think of it today was born in 1935. That’s when a Milwa…
YEA ITS IN GREAT SHAPE
One of my favorites.
great find you almost never find these in that condition expecaliy with the thermos
I agree with bigrob31. These are hard to find in good condition! Nice item!
i must have 8 of them if you ever come across one with snoopy holding a blue cup buy it. snoopy dome lunch boxes are hard to find in calif. the have more in the east they go for $45=$100 for a red cup yours looks neer mint and may be worth a little more.
How much is this lunch box with thermos?