April 25, 2024
IT'S ABOUT TIME LUNCH BOX * Vintage TV Lunchbox Rare
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* Payment * Payment within 4 days is greatly appreciated by our charities and consignors as unpaid item case opensautomatically by eBay after that. * Shipping/Handling * U.S. shipping with delivery confirmation. Buyer receives email when shipped. Echeck clearance = 7+ days before possible shipment. Shipping gladly combined on multiple purchases to reduce cost. Please be reminded that eBay and PayPal take their fees out of the shipping, too, leaving less to actually pay for shipping. Shipping is calculated fairly by boxed weight. View USPS shipping calculator for expensive, always-increasing, USPS government shipping rates. It's About Time Lunch Box { More photos below for your convenience } Rare It's About Time TV lunchbox, domed, no thermos, nice condition (please see photos). Inside is nice and clean. No major problems except that I see a faint B B sort of etched into the metal at the bottom of one side (i've looked at this lunchbox a hundred times and only noticed now that I am selling it.) From the creators of Gilligan's Island, two astronauts travel faster than the speed of light which results in their being sent back in time to prehistoric days. This was a 1-season TV sitcom in the 1960s with such stars playing the cave people as Imogene Coca and Joe E. Ross. This is a fun and rare metal lunchbox from that short-lived series.
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