Great tin lunchbox, first applied for patent in 1928, and popular throughout the 1930s. Measures 4.75" tall, 5" wide, and 8.25" long. Lid and tray convert to make two plates. Utensils can be stored in tray, and two meals can be placed inside, making this a perfect setup for a day trip. These also work really well for fishing tackle boxes. This one has had one of the hinges that hold the handles in place replaced with twisted wire, and there are a few dents, but otherwise in excellent condition.