This is a REALLY cool vintage heavy-duty lunchbox based on an all-time classic Airstream. Oh how I love our trailer! I would want to memorialise it as well as a piece of art if I could, and take it with me to work every day :).
I love how he made the propane tanks out fo 35mm film canisters. Talk about upcycling :).
It sits at 15.5″ long x 8.5 tall” x 5.5 wide”. Maybe not big enough for my lunch, but I wouldn’t care!
From Paul’s Flickr page ….
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Where can I purchase one of these? And what is the cost?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Cynthia … the genteman who made this would be the person to ask. I’m not sure if he actually sells them.
Check out his flickr page from where I found the photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lockwasher/3099492372
Thanks for reading!