Yes they, do. Neither Man nor Woman lives by retro hipster vinyl alone. This binder-style CD book holds (24) discs in back-to-back pages with an orange and translucent cover. Comes in an equally translucent sleeve so the CDs don't fall all over the floor of the car you have that still has a CD player.

Do you hate it when the spaces in storage boxes are bigger than the stuff you’re storing? You need this translucent plastic (polypropylene) box with (14) storage sections that can be customized by sliding the (13) dividers into your choice of (24) sets of slots. Measures approx 7-3/4" x 6-1/8" x 1-7/8" deep with a snap lid.

Who doesn’t love a nice round tin? Ours is 3-1/2" dia x 2" tall in assorted colors—matte paint on the outside and shiny white on the inside. Each tin also has a clear plastic lid so you can see what you’ve tinned away. As colorful tins go, these are some mighty nice ones.

Just like (pretty much) the old steel ammo can GIs carried, and then carried home to their garage workshops, but in olive drab or black plastic, which doesn’t rust. Measures 11" x 7" x 5" with a gasketed flip-up lid, 3” latch and a 5-1/4” folding handle on top. Weighs in at a little over a pound.

Please Note: Our current stock is black and not sure when olive drab will be back.

We’re loving this transparent, clear-ish/white-ish plastic box with an oh-so-satisfying snap-close lock. In fact, we can’t stop opening it and snapping it shut. Measures 3-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 1/2" with a hinged lid and the afore-mentioned snap closure. It’s not water-tight, but it’s great for vitamins or other pills, or organizing small parts like SD cards, screws, nuts, bolts, washers, tacks, paper clips—stuff like that. You’ll get (6) boxes, and you’ll wish you had more.

Our aluminum canisters with clear glass pull–off lids are cool. The canisters are aluminum–colored, a set of (20) 1–1/4” dia x 3/4” deep in a 6–1/2” x 5–1/4” x 7/8” lightweight aluminum box with a hinged lid. When the box is shut, a layer of foam padding inside the lid presses down on the canisters, keeping them securely closed.

This deluxe ABS storage case is called a Store-It-ALL, and it does. But it could be called a Carry-It-ALL, for the sturdy handle and locking clasp, or it could be called a See-It-ALL, for its translucent lid. Or a Fits-It-ALL, for the removable dividers that let you configure it with any number of compartments from 5 to 26. But the 12" x 18" x 3" OA case should really be called ALL-I-Ever-Needed-To-Get-Organized!

Dang it, now where’d we put our good lures—the mouse one, and the silver spinner, and the saltwater flyer with big bug eyes? Never misplace your lures again with this plastic multi-section container. Measures 8-1/2" x 6" x 2-1/4" and has (11) compartments. Works swimmingly well for tools, hardware, First Aid, sewing and craft stuff, too. Sturdy plastic, with a heavy-duty latch, clear lid, black body and removable orange tray with dividers.

Ah, there’s nothing like an old-timey box, except old-timey boxes inside other old-timey boxes. These (2) sets of nesting boxes are cardboard with fabric exteriors and a red checkerboard pattern inlaid with a black checkerboard on top. Just like grandma’s old tablecloth! You pick: the smaller set, which advertises watermelon for 10¢ and has (2) boxes, (1) 4-1/2” square x 3” tall, and (1) 4” square x 2-3/4” tall; or the bigger set with (3) boxes advertising sweet corn for a nickel, (1) 5” square x 3-1/4” tall, (1) 4-1/2" square x 3" tall, and (1) 4" square x 2-3/4" tall.

In several senses. These snazzy cigarette cases are made for the original, unfiltered short smokes (or roll-ups) and measure 3-1/2" square x 3/4" deep, or 3/8” deep per side when open, with those little elastic keeper bands. Quite suitable for carrying other stuff like business and debit cards, cash and bus passes. Plus, they make you feel like William Powell or Myrna Loy, depending. In gray, black, and zebra, all with an acrylic mirror on one side and a push-button latch. We’ll pick, cuz they’re all Thin-Man stylish.