Friday . March 12 . 2010
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Marshall, Jock As a French design consultant hired by American Thermos in the late 1950s, Marshall created the generic Americana kit which featured regional maps of the United States. As the story goes, his misspelling of Cape Cod as "Cap Cod" made him the butt of jokes around Thermos. Although no documentation exists, the style suggests Marshall probably also designed the Dutch Cottage, Firehouse, Satellite, and Corsage kits for American Thermos. Matthews, Bruce A Nashville freelancer hired by Aladdin to create the art for the Ronald McDonald: Sheriff of Cactus Canyon kit. Neil, Milt An ex-Disney artist who created the art for the ADCO Liberty Howdy Doody lunch box. Neil went to work for NBC in New York in the early days of the Howdy Doody Show. He created many of Doodyville's best-loved characters including Flub-A-Dub, Dilly Dally, and Mr. Bluster. The lunch box was just one of 150 items Neil designed to be merchandised for the show.
Oughton, T. A New York-based freelancer hired by Nick LoBianco to finish art for the Battle Kit and Fess Parker (Daniel Boone) TV Show kits for KST. Petrucci, Sam An artist colleague of Gene Lemery at the Boston design firm of Gunn Associates, Petrucci created the art for KST's The Magic of Lassie (1979) kit. Polgreen, John This freelance illustrator of "The Golden Book of Space Flight" was hired by American Can in Brooklyn, New York, to create art for KST's stunning Astronaut dome. Randolph, Bill A Nashville freelancer hired by Aladdin to create the art for The Mickey Mouse Club (1977) kit, featuring the skyboat.
Information courtesy The Official Price Guide to Lunch Box Collectibles.
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