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How Do I Buy A Lunchbox From Your Store?
Depending on which store you want to purchase from,
there are different options.
Vintage Store
Email for availability
sales@lunchboxcollector.com
Purchases can be made through: www.paypal.com
Custom Store
All pricing is based on a per unit amount. Find the style and quantity you're
interested in and multiply the per unit cost by the quantity.
If you require faster shipping or have additional questions, you will need to contact us directly.
LunchboxCollector.com, Inc. strives to make your shopping
experience easy. Please do not hesitate to contact us at any time.
Items We Buy
- Lunchbox Collections
- All metal lunchboxes from 1950's - 1980's
- Lunch Kit Displays - Aladdin, KST, Thermos, King Seeley Thermos
- Lunch Box Ads - Aladdin, KST, Thermos, King Seeley Thermos, Adco Liberty
- Original Lunchbox Art
- Any weird or unusual lunchbox related items
- Errors such as:
- Upside down lunchbox art
- Double sided fronts or backs
- Incorrectly spelled
- Factory photos of boxes being manufactured
- Old pictures of kids eating in the cafeteria or holding their lunchboxes
- Catalogues, newsletters, brochures featuring lunchboxes
- Uncut sheets
- Color proofs
- Lunchbox and thermos molds or dies
- Anything else you have that pertains to lunchboxes in some way
Packing Tips for Shipping
As far as packing is concerned, here's the best way:
- Place each lunchbox in a seperate plastic bag (like the ones from the grocery store)
- Put about 2 inches of packing material between each of the boxes (bubble wrap is
preferred but newspaper or foam peanuts will also work)
- Lunchboxes should not be stacked more than 2 high in the packing box since the
weight will crush the one on the bottom. Unless they are packed really well, then you
can go 3 high max.
- Ideally, smaller packing boxes should be used first to fit between 1-4 lunchboxes and then
the smaller packing boxes can be placed inside a larger packing box. (aka. double boxed)
NOTE:
Each box must be placed in seperate plastic bags because any direct contact with
other boxes or newspaper while in transit will dent them or remove color.
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