Thursday, October 11, 2018

Witch Blow Mold


I was surprised to find this witch blow mold at an estate sale this past summer. It was later in the day and only priced at $1.  Normally, Halloween items are snatched up in the first wave of estate sale pickers.



Based on the UPC sticker on the bottom, it's not that old, but still a nice addition to my blow mold collection, even if it does have an incredibly short cord.


11 comments:

  1. What a find and only a dollar! Your lucky day! I am sure it is an Adrenalin rush like that that keeps you going to garage sales.

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    1. Yes, just when I think the glory days are over, I find something that reignites my hope.

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  2. UPC codes were introduced in the (late?) 70s, weren't they? it looks like it could be that old. i'm surprised to read that halloween stuff gets snapped up early. seems like a niche collector thing (no offense)

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    1. >UPC codes were introduced in the (late?) 70s, weren't they?
      That is correct. Actually, early '70's in some parts of the country. This is a sticker UPC. It just has the look of "Walmart" on it. It probably isn't more than 20 years old.
      >i'm surprised to read that halloween stuff gets snapped up early.
      The last few years has seen a huge jump in the collector's market for Halloween pieces and it's still growing. So you have people looking to buy to collect and buy to sell.

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    2. maybe i should keep an eye out for vintage halloween stuff, then. i mean, i kind of do, but my tendency is to breeze over holiday stuff because most of it is clearly dross. but like anything, as your blog shows, there's always gems to be found!

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  3. Dang!!! What a great find. I am just now jumping on the blowmold bandwagon which means I have very few because theyre hard to find and expensive. I am green with envy on this find! Congrats

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    1. Thanks for stopping by, Holli. Blow molds are definitely a growing collector's genre. Enjoy!

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  4. Great find! Doesn't matter when it was actually made, blow molds are timeless

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    1. Very true. Most of the blow molds even made today still use the same molds from years ago.

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