Whoa, time warp. This lunch box is in pristine condition, which seems a bit unusual as it's used quite a bit as a container for the Sadies when on tour.
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- Rob Greenfield
- My name is Rob Greenfield, and I live, work and play in North Bay, Ontario, Canada. I am an avid amateur photographer, and I enjoy posting photos of things and events I have been doing.
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2 comments:
It has to be a repro...an original in that shape would be worth quite a lot!! And...what did it contain, some kind of herb?
We were too afraid to look inside...
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