The red TWA travel bag with “The Beatles 'To The USA' August 1965” printed on it became a famous souvenir from the band’s second trip to America. Trans World Airlines (TWA) made these bags just for the Beatles’ flight (TWA Flight 703) from London to New York on August 13, 1965—these were never sold in stores.

The Beatles made history in 1965 as the first pop group on a metal lunchbox, per the Smithsonian. Aladdin Industries’ aqua-blue “blue” lunchbox and matching thermos, produced 1965-66, used Dezo Hoffmann photos reworked into embossed portraits by artistic director Elmer Lehnhardt. A vinyl “Brunch Bag” alternative and a rival Air Flite version also hit shelves — but the original metal-and-thermos set remains the holy grail collectors chase today.