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How the West Was Won Lunchbox

$75.00 Original price was: $75.00.$29.99Current price is: $29.99.

The How the West Was Won lunchbox is a popular 1970s collectible based on the Western TV series starring James Arness. Manufactured primarily between 1977 and 1979 by companies like Aladdin and Thermos, these metal boxes are prized by collectors for their vibrant lithographed artwork depicting scenes from the show.

Category: Lunch Boxes Brand: Alladin
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The How the West Was Won lunchbox is a popular 1970s collectible based on the Western TV series starring James Arness. Manufactured primarily between 1977 and 1979 by companies like Aladdin and Thermos, these metal boxes are prized by collectors for their vibrant lithographed artwork depicting scenes from the show.

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