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Father's Day Decade Gift Box - Happy Father's Day
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Father's Day Decade Gift Box - Happy Father's Day
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2 and 4 lb Decade Boxes without a Father's Day Box Top
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Typical 2 lb Decade Box
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Typical 4 lb Decade Box
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Free, hand-written gift cards
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Remember When Booklets
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Super Hint!
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Father's Day Decade Gift Box - Happy Father's Day
Box Sizes: Our 2 lb assortment is jammed with over 40 pieces of candy, 35 different candies with some duplicates and measures 9.5 x 7 x 3 inches. The 4 lb assortment is packed with over 70 pieces of candy, 60 different candies with some duplicates and is 12 x 9 x 3 inches.
Which decade? Determine the year in which the gift recipient was 10 years old. If they were 10 years old in 1972 then a 70s Decade Candy Gift Box would be a good choice. If they were 10 years old in 1979 then an 80s box would be better.
Remember When Booklets: Complete your candy gift with a 24-page, full-color booklet filled with fascinating information that is sure to trigger many emotions as they reminisce about their special year.
Hand-Written Gift Card: Yes, a card written by actual human beings and it's free. Look for “Customize Gift Message” during checkout. Suggested Messages →
Shipping: Orders placed by midnight usually ship on the next business day. Delayed shipping is available during checkout for arrival at a later date.
Multiple Addresses: Need 10 or more boxes (any size or decade) shipping to multiple addresses. Get a Custom Order Quote →
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What's in the 2 lb decade gift box - 1950s box?
1950s 2 lb list: Our 2 lb assortment is jammed with over 35 pieces of candy including 12 or more full-size candies in a colorful gift box that measures 9.5 x 7 x 3 inches.
Below is a typical list for this assortment box. Please keep in mind this is a typical list. The actual candy you receive may vary according to availability from our suppliers.
Atomic Fireballs, Baby Ruth, Bit-O-Honey, Black Jack Gum, Black Taffy, Bonomo's Turkish Taffy, Boston Baked Beans, Candy Buttons, Candy Cigarettes, Candy Necklace, Caramel Cubes, Charleston Chews, Chick-o-Sticks, Chuckles, Chunky, Doublemint Gum, Goldenberg's Peanut Chews, Jawbreakers, Jolly Ranchers, Licorice Pipes, Life Savers, Lollipops, Pay Day, Peanut Bars, Smarties, Sugar Babies, Sugar Daddy Junior, Tootsie Pops, Tootsie Roll Midgees, Wax Lips, Whoppers, Zagnut.
Candy memories
When my 2 sisters and I were young, back in the late 50’s, our Dad would take us to the neighborhood playground. When we were playing in the sandbox, Dad would toss coins into the sand when we weren’t looking. We really thought we were finding lost treasure!
This was back when this candy was called $100,000 bars, not 100 Grand bars. I remember going to my friend Cori's birthday party in elementary school, maybe third grade. At the party her mom told us that we were each going to get $100,000...
When I was a kid we always got Good and Plenty when we went to the movies. My sister would only eat the pink ones, even though I kept telling her they tasted the same as the white ones. Just seeing them today reminds me of my little sister and the sweet taste of black licorice.
