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For all of us who have dreamed about being the
masked avenger, there were plenty of ways to indulge those fantasies. |
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| Aladdin lunchbox:
1958
Each day thousands of children headed off to school with their lunch safely inside one of these metal lunchboxes. They are particularly rare with the very breakable Thermos bottle intact. Produced both in black and red. |
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| Aladdin Lunchbox:
1960s
Another design, probably from a 1960s release. Made from plastic instead of metal like the earlier version. |
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| Candy Tin
This metal tin was produced in France by Sorfim. |
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| French glasses
Issued in France, probably in the 1960s |
 
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| Miscellaneous
cups and glasses
This boot-shaped cup is plastic. |
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| Melmac
tableware
Ever try to break a piece of Melmac? It's no wonder so much of this has survived over the years. |
 
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