The Shoe Box, Cigar Box, Hat Box, Jewelry Box, Bento Box, Lunch Box, BOX!
The box. The best ones have a lid. You can close them and open them. You can stash your stuff in them!
Kids love boxes. Whether they are the big refrigerator boxes that they can make-believe are a spaceship or a castle or a giant dollhouse, or the tiny single-ring-sized boxes for tiny treasures.
You can probably tell that I like boxes, too!
When I was a kid, I'd use old shoe boxes to stash my "treasures"--the assorted rocks, seashells, MatchBox Cars, foreign coins, assorted change, and so on.
My grandpa once gave me an old cigar box. What was neat about this box was that it was more sturdy than my shoe boxes and the lid was attached with a cool hinge that allowed the lid to close flush with the top of the box.
I plastered the box with stickers from our travels and started keeping small souvenirs (sometimes other stickers) in the box.
My grandma would sometimes send us cookies and other goodies during holiday season. She'd put these goodies in metal tins with seemingly airtight lids. When my family was finished with eating all the goodies in the tins, my sister and I would inherit the tins.
Again, these made fine storage for all the sea shells, pretty rocks, driftwood, and other treasures we'd find on our hikes to school and around our area.
Contents at a Glance
- Keepsake Box Used for Sea Shells (and Decoration, of Course!)
- A box for the keys to your sailboat? Or saved cash for your Hawaiian vacatiion?
- Plumeria Ablaze in a Hawaiian Sunset--A place to stash your coasters?
Keepsake Box Used for Sea Shells (and Decoration, of Course!)
A box for the keys to your sailboat? Or saved cash for your Hawaiian vacatiion?
Keepsake Box
Keepsake Box
Price: 21.99
Plumeria Ablaze in a Hawaiian Sunset--A place to stash your coasters?
Flowers Keepsake Box
Keepsake Box
Price: 21.99
An Eye-to-Eye with a Shark Box! Great for the kiddos to keep their stuff safe!
Shark Keepsake Box
A shark getting a close-up view of the photographer. And, the photographer getting a close-up view of the shark.
Keepsake Box
Price: 21.99
A Shark from Below Guards The Stuff In This Box!
Shark from Below Keepsake Box
Keepsake Box
Price: 21.99
What Can I Say? Sharks Are Good At Guarding Treasures of the Deep!
shark Keepsake Box
Keepsake Box
Price: 21.99
Flowers to Hide the Jewelry and Other Goodies In this Box!
Keepsake Box
Flowers and Water
Keepsake Box
Price: 21.99
What better place to hide your corks (or bottle opener) than a Vineyard Box?
Keepsake Box
Keepsake Box
Price: 21.99
A Good Place to Stash the Cash that Accumulates in Pockets -- Time for a Trip to the Bank!
You can stash those special napkins for a nice time shown on this box here!
Keepsake Box
I have enjoyed photography since junior high school many years ago. Capturing the beauty of a moment in a photo is an ultimate experience that I like to share. This photo shows a scene from a November
Keepsake Box
Price: 21.99
A Box for Cruising! Keep those keys in here for that special ride!
Chrome Hood Ornament, Red Fly Keepsake Box
During a car show, this chrome hood ornament on a red car seemed to fly when the overhanging trees rustled in the wind.
Keepsake Box
Price: 25.99
Keys or small souvenirs from your travels--Here's a good place to stash 'em!
Chrome Hood Ornament blue Keepsake Box
Photos from a classic-car show. Images of nostalgia.
Keepsake Box
Price: 25.99
You found a nice seashell? Or a bunch of 'em? Here's a place to hide 'em!
Snorkeling in Paradise Keepsake Box
Keepsake Box
Price: 21.99
Find some pretty flowers? Or Interesting Seeds? Here's a Box for Them!
Tropical Plumeria Sprouting Keepsake Box
Keepsake Box
Price: 28.99
A Place to Stash Cash, A Place to Keep Keepsakes, A Place to Hide Goodies!
The kids have a place to put some of their baseball cards or their "hello kitty" small toys.
Also, another box we keep by the door is for keys and badges and sunglasses.
Not only do the boxes provide handy containers for items, they provide some additional decoration for our home (because we choose the pictures on the boxes to match our decor!).
Bento Boxes--The Japanese Version of a Lunch Box... Kids Love 'Em!
You can use them for lunch, but they are cool for storing other things as well!
Fetching new data from eBay now... please stand byBento Boxes... Lunch Boxes.... Boxes!
Bento Lacquered Lunch Box w/ Cover No Design (5 Compartments)
In Japan often time, rice, main dish such as teriy more...0 points
Japanese Bento Box / Tray with Lid #L8534
This Japanese Lunch box, or Obento box, measures 1 more...0 points
Laquer Three tier Jubako box #L8527
Beautiful Japanese Jubako box with a flying crane more...0 points
PIRATE DOME LUNCH BOX
These classic Dome Lunchboxes hearken back to a ti more...0 points
Traditional Japanese Bento Box w/Cover - 5 Compartment
Japanese Series- In the tradition and vitality of more...0 points
Eagle Harbor Bento Box Gift Set
This brand new gift set from Alaska Smokehouse wil more...0 points
Retro Industrial - Gift Box / Lunchbox
This cool silver dome lunch box makes a great gift more...0 points
SESAME STREET ELMO Cookie Monster Oscar Metal LUNCH BOX
Sesame Street Elmo Bert Ernie, Etc Metal Lunch Box more...0 points
The Good Ol' Lunch Boxes--and Bento Boxes--and Everything In Between!
Fetching new data from eBay now... please stand byWant More Boxes for Your Collection? Here are some more!
Framed White (den) Orchid Keepsake Keepsake Box
Classical, Contemporary or Modern, these orchid keepsake boxes will compliment any decour and make a great gift for someone special.
Snowmen Ornament (Round)
Wear our cute cartoon Christmas snowmen t-shirts and apparels on Christmas day. Our cute cartoon Christmas snowmen goodies and keepsakes make great Christmas gifts for all your friends and family.
Sun & Moon Faces Tile Coaster
This design shows the Man in the Moon and the face of the Sun against a starry, colorful sky. Just the place to set your cup of, well, whatever - by sunlight or moonlight.<br>
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CollectorsCottage
Welcome to the Collector Clubs group! 5 star lens! Posted October 24, 2007 |
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Mister_K
Very interesting lens! Posted October 20, 2007 |












