I collect lunch boxes and tins of various sizes and origins. Many of my tins are used as containers. I've used quite a few of my lunch boxes as purses.
In my office, I have a chrome rack that holds most of my collection. Since it's hard to streamline it, I have arranged the boxes by color. Yellow/blue/pink on the top, black/chrome/brown on the next shelf, red on one shelf and on the bottom are greens and miscellaneous.
Actually, I've stopped collecting because I don't have any more room. So unless it's an outstandingly cool box, don't give me any. :op
I'm a bit behind on my Slice entries - so here are four images of two of my shelves.
These are pretty cool. I remember seeing one like the Lassie box, but didn't remember the paw prints around the edge. Thanks for the memory jog. The Singer machine box is interesting too. That's a crazy looking devil in the back.
Nice processing, and well framed to get the most out of the single shot without being cluttered looking.
is that fractalius there or is it the 'real' tin .. ??
that one in the centre is an amazing tin .. i wish i could read the writing .. it looks like a tin to scare small children .. who would think up something like that .. lol .. possibly the brothers grimm .. :)
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