Supercar

Synopsis of Lunch Box
Lunchbox? Lunchbox?! Can’t you read?!! This is an “Orbital Food Container,” my friend! Heroic astronaut Mike Mercury wouldn’t be caught dead eating from a piddling “lunchbox,” and neither would his fans. The star of the first Gerry Anderson “Supermarionation” show, Supercar, Mike Mercury was a hero’s hero who happened to be a puppet. That didn’t make him or his Supercar any less cool, as this Space Age metal lunchbox with matching steel thermos proved.
Lunch Box Release History
1962Type of Lunchbox
metalBox Manufacturer
UniversalOther Lunchbox Links
Satellite
Sabrina
Saddlebag
School Days
Scooby-Doo
Secret Agent
The Secret of NIMH
Secret Wars
Sesame Street (1983)
Sesame Street (1979)
Bobby Sherman
Shari Lewis and Friends
Sigmund and the Sea Monsters
Six Million Dollar Man
Skateboarder
Skipper
Sleeping Beauty
Smurfs
Smokey Bear
Snoopy
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Soda
Soupy Sales
Spider-Man and Hulk/Captain America
Sport Goofy
Sports Skwirts
Space Shuttle
Space: 1999
Speed Buggy
Steve Canyon
Star Wars
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Strawberry Shortcake
Strawberryland
Street Hawk
Stars & Stripes
Star Trek
Supercar
Superman (1967)
Super Friends
Superman (1978)
Super Powers