Can you guess the classic TV show from its lunch box artwork?
Try not to get stuck! Thermos of Tang not included.

Image: Serious Toyz
No need to pack a lunch — this quiz should be a quicky. We've gathered some of our favorite vintage lunch box images from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. All of them advertise a popular TV show.
You might be surprised at the range of dramas that kids would carry to school back in the day!
See if you can guess all 10 from the artwork! Good luck!
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Take a dive and guess this cartoon clan.
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This big family seems to be in a big predicament.
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This animal lover is in the Smithsonian.
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This metal lunch box could take a kicking.
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Perfect for carrying small bites.
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Perfect for carrying a first aid kit.
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The two cops handled all kinds of situations — including a kid stuck in a fence.
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Perfect for carrying bananas.
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It would preserve your food, but your food would not "live forever."
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James Arness starred in this Western.

Can you guess the classic TV show from its lunch box artwork?
Your Result...
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116 Comments

I never used a Lunch Box. I went home for lunch. When I started High School my friend and I went to a little restaurant every day.
You got 9 out of 10
Did your memory keep like apple juice in a Thermos — or is this a quiz result you'd rather trade?
Missed #10. I chose B, thinking that he wasn't in HTWWW.
Did your memory keep like apple juice in a Thermos — or is this a quiz result you'd rather trade?
Missed #10. I chose B, thinking that he wasn't in HTWWW.
Did anybody else notice that the guy on the ground on the Emergency! lunchbox looks like Dr. Brackett?
10/10 the last one almost got me... but no Miss Kitty so no Gunsmoke.
9 out of 10
The only problem is that while James Arness stared in "How The West Was Won" he also starred in "Gunsmoke" as well.
MeTV, how do we score this one?
The only problem is that while James Arness stared in "How The West Was Won" he also starred in "Gunsmoke" as well.
MeTV, how do we score this one?
I started 1st grade in 1962 with a barnyard lunchbox. Somewhere along the way it got lost or trashed. About 25 years ago I found one in mint condition (including the thermos) for $85 in a collector shop. I had to go for it, just for the remind factor.
9/10 never heard of 8...i had a couple of these , i remember i had a flintstone and a beverly hillbillies , broke the thermos within a week on all of them grade 1-5