Vintage Mickey Mouse Style Plastic Lunchbox by Supreme

This is a vintage small-format children's lunchbox or carry case, measuring approximately 8x7 inches. It is constructed from a vibrant red, molded semi-rigid plastic with a textured finish on the main body. The design features a recessed rectangular front panel displaying a printed graphic of two characters resembling Mickey Mouse. Interestingly, while the characters bear a strong resemblance to Disney's Mickey, the art style suggests a bootleg or unlicensed production typical of the late 1970s to early 1980s. The characters are depicted in colorful striped and solid clothing walking outdoors; one character holds a smaller blue lunchbox, and a yellow speech bubble asks, 'Hey! Knot where is your lunch box?' In the upper left corner, a yellow 'Supreme' logo is visible, likely the manufacturer of this specific novelty item. The construction includes an integrated plastic handle and a simple snap-lock closure mechanism at the top. The lunchbox shows some visible wear consistent with age, including light scuffing and scratches on the red plastic surface and some minor yellowing or fading of the white background on the graphic decal. The craftsmanship is of basic mass-produced quality, prioritizing utility and vibrant visual appeal for children.