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This was my brother's lunchbox from childhood. It has been stored indoors since 198o. It is in suprisingly good condition. There is a date stamp in picture #4.
I need some help rating it as I have no idea it is worth. I'm in Central Florida so if you know anybody in "these parts" let me know.
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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…
I have seen this lunchbox go for about 100.00 dollars without the thermos. With i would say about 125.00 would be about right. Of course when it comes down to it. They are really only worth what someone is willing to pay. To the right buyer though you could probably get the above amount. Hope this helps.
Thanks Boxlunchkiller,
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