As a kid I never once opened one of these and found cookies. There was always that rush of excitement before seeing the everpresent tomato pincushion with sawdust leaking out.

We're talking a full 100 millimeters

I'm confused by the first one, the second one is at least enthused by what she sees

I mean, I’ve got decades of the “1900s” I remember, but that doesn’t mean I look at tins that we reused for everything and think “sewing kit”. Idk, I thought there must be something more to it that I was missing. Maybe because I sewed more than my grandma ever did? That woman cooked everything in the microwave and patched clothing with duct tape and safety pins.

4" is big right guys?

I too like to sew, and by that I meant eating cookies!

A moonshot?

No way to tell if it’s shockingly small or large by those faces.

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Just visited Albuquerque this week. A nice reminder of home. I even drove by there.

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The one on the left looks more scared then impressed.

I fall confidently all the time. I don’t need this.

Technically the truth

Reminds me of the disappointment when i saw these at my grandma's house and thought they were cookies, stayed up late to eat them at night just to find out there were 500 1cent coins inside

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Man seeing 1900’s written like that makes me feel old.

Had to plan a whole month for that…..wooooooooooooooooooo

you aren't allowed to use the scissors though, or else it will make it slightly more dull.

We used to get pallets of these before going on patrol out of Scotland. Empty boxes float. Was not uncommon to see lines of floating cookie boxes going out to sea.

This looks like somewhere in Utah.

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Getting a kick out of pics like this…. just a phase 😂

Right you are Ken

Utah?