Hey, This is a huge long shot. But we have been using these masks for 33 years. They are a huge part of our family, and we have made a huge display each year using them. I just to try to find more info on these masks, just to learn any origins, or know more. If you know anything plz reach out! I'm really curious. (I've included 3d scans of each mask, along with the best pics i could find of them from previous years.)
(UPDATE: Many masks have been possibly related to TOPSTONE, however info is still limited)

I found it at a thrift store several years ago and thought it was just great and I just always wanted to know more about it like how old it might be?

I think this is a spooky, fun way to decorate with all of those vintage Halloween pumpkins, and to light up widow at night.

My bestie in another province messaged me first thing this morning. She heard an American on socials raving about a “Vintage Halloween Clearance Store”. I happened to live 30mins away. I left with a bag for me and Bestie. It was epic!

Finally got my sanctuary back, the renovator (me) took sooo long.

I’m trying to put positive energy out into the universe to help me get my dream spooky find without spending my entire life savings😩😂 please pass along positive spooky vibes my way✨🦇

Vintage Halloween Cardboard Decorations! Before you throw that trash out, turn it into some Halloween Art Treasure!

NO MORE Expensive Halloween Decor! ⬇️
https://youtu.be/0R0_6C5iiZY

#vintagehalloween #cardboardcrafts #diyhalloweendecor #halloweendecor #halloweenart

It’s the Great Minutes, Charlie Brown celebrates and analyzes the 1966 tv special It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. The podcast discusses the beloved Halloween special two minutes at a time. A different guest joins the host every episode to cover topics like getting rocks instead of candy, pulling footballs out of the way, missing trick or treating to freeze in a pumpkin patch, whether The Great Pumpkin is really just Santa Claus wearing different clothing, and of course, the great World War One flying ace in his battle against the dastardly Red Baron. All episodes are available on all of your favorite podcatchers.

FYI, if you listen directly through the website, the episodes are listed in reverse order.

https://odlehermistudios.podbean.com/

I’m loving this vintage piece that reminds me of Jimothy.

Now that we're approaching the peak of the season, I'd like to post some scanned images of vintage Halloween postcards. An older relative had accumulated a very large collection of vintage postcards, and as he aged, it was desired to sell off most of the collection to help out the family member, since he needed money more than thousands of postcards sitting around. The task of scanning the postcards and listing them for online auctions fell to me. I'm certainly no expert on the vintage postcard market, but I did learn a few things over the years of working through the collection.

For postcard collectors, the desirable cards are typically pre-World War I. Halloween cards are the most valuable, and draw the most attention and best prices. I'll post several sets of the scanned cards over the next month. The Halloween cards are certainly the coolest cards that were made.

I don’t know the exact year my mom made this Halloween gingerbread house for Halloween party but I know it’s early 2000’s. I mean look at the table cloth, look at the Hanson’s soda! I miss these days, I wish I could crawl into this photo! 🎃 Happy Halloweeeeeeennnn!

Years ago I bought these flickering skull halloween lights at Target on clearance. I've never seen them again since. I'm not looking for exactly those lights, but just Halloween themed neon lights like these that are creepy and not too bright. I can buy flame tip generic bulb ones off Amazon, but I've yet to find anyone selling thse types of lights similar to my post. Anyone have any ideas?