sippy cup
ContainerA plastic cup with a spill-proof lid, designed for use by children.

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A plastic cup with a spill-proof lid, designed for use by children.
A solid metal ammo box with a small handle on top and shabby yellow text printed on the side.
A very small cardboard box with a tea brand's logo on it.
A small folded cardboard box. No bigger than a foot in dimension. Can be assembled.
A small glass bottle, the kind seasoning comes in.
Small bag, similar to an IV bag, that previously stored a sterilized saline solution. Whatever it stores now, it is not safe to put in your veins.
A small, sturdy, plastic and aluminum container of multi-layered construction, with detailed nutritional information about its contents.
A very small paper box.
A small, open plastic bag. Essentially trash.
A small plastic bottle, the kind seasoning comes in.
A small but sturdy paper bag. Rock solid when packed full with powder.
A small squeeze tube, holds 4 mL of liquid. It cannot be refilled after it's empty.
A small wooden box. Beautifully made, perhaps it could hold something precious.
A small cardboard box for housing snacks. Sized so you can take it on the go.
This is a sturdy cardboard box, stamped with manufacturer markings and emblazoned with the stylized image of an assembled rifle. Containing appropriate retool components for an average weapon platform, including upper receiver assemblies, swappable barrels, and assorted extras (such as magazines), its contents could be used to rechamber a compatible rifle.
A stainless steel water bottle, holds 750 mL of liquid.
A steel storage box, capable of holding any number of things. The lid has a small lock.
A reusable heavy steel keg, used for shipping beer. It has a capacity of 50 liters.
While not as historic as one may think, it's considered a finer luxury in these trying times. Drink responsibly.
A small box with an image of children building things.
A four foot long collection of carabiners for hanging items while camping.
A stylish flat case used to carry items such as currency, identification documents, laminated cards, and other small items.
A cheap, disposable cup with a plastic lid and straw.
The ultimate survival kit purchased either by the wealthy or the dedicated urban survivalist. It contains tools and items to help you survive in case of an emergency.
An aluminum box designed to contain a small survival kit.
A Thermos brand vacuum flask. Built for temperature retention, helps keep things hot or cold. Contains 1 L of liquid.
An enameled tin cup. Great for camping or for prison use; makes a wonderful sound when clanged along bars.
A watertight plastic bottle, holds 30 mL of liquid.
A watertight plastic bottle, holds 30 mL of liquid. Due to the design of the tip, it cannot be refilled.
A small wooden box with a cap and two small handles.
A big trashcan in which you can store, you guessed it, trash. Made out of plastic, so it's watertight but fragile and won't survive if you try to carry something really heavy in it.
A bag of vacuum-packed food.
A hermetically sealed article of packaging, made from thick plastic, designed to keep the contents isolated from atmospheric contact. Shame that its properties melt away after you tear it open to get at the goodies within.
A small, flat case used to carry items such as currency, identification documents, and laminated cards.
A waterproof case designed for a standard camera. Will protect your camera from water damage entirely.
A waterproof case designed for a standard smartphone. Will protect your smartphone from water damage entirely.
A stemmed drinking glass that makes you feel very fancy when you drink from it.