Synopsis of Lunch Box

Thanks to agents like Bond, Flint, and Napoleon Solo, spies were all the rage in the 1960's. Spy-themed toys and lunchboxes popped up everywhere, but this little Secret Agent lunchbox with matching steel thermos had an edge: it actually let you be the agent. One side of the box had the standard agent scene—trenchcoat, gun, woman—but the kicker was on the other side. A genuine secret agent code wheel let you pass classified messages across the lunch table, usually something along the lines of “Doug smells.”

Lunch Box Release History

1968

Type of Lunchbox

metal

Box Manufacturer

King Seeley Thermos

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