Showing posts with label Mr. Mask. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mr. Mask. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2021

1986 Sears Halloween Shop Catalog (Masks of the)

 Like all the mini half-page Sears Halloween Shop catalogs from the 80's,  the 1986 catalog featured a modest selection of masks. Don Post Studios and Be Something Studios masks were a staple of Sears' selections each year. Although, the 1986 catalog line-up featured only two masks from each studio: Gastro and Frankenstein from Don Post, and Horned Beast and Fang Face from Be Something. Two Illusive Concepts masks cracked the line-up with the mid-80's classic Horned Demon, and the ultra-creepy Hooded Nightmare.  The Demon Skull w/ lighted eyes looks to be a Mr. Mask creation, although I can't say for certain. The Heavy Metal mask is also a classic pop culture piece from the mid 80's based on the popular Quiet Riot album "Metal Health"...







Sunday, November 21, 2021

1985 Sears Halloween Shop Catalog (Masks of the)

Here is one page of what was likely a two-page spread of masks from the 1985 Sears Halloween Shop Catalog. Because of this, there is an absence of Don Post Studios masks present in these images. There is, however, a trio of Be Something Studios masks and what appears to be a Mr. Mask and Illusive Concepts mask in the line-up. If anyone has a lead on the missing page, I'd love to hear from you!





Tuesday, September 28, 2021

Mr. Mask Catalog

  Hey Creeps! This is the second set of old Mr. Mask catalog scans that were originally posted on the HMA forums. Unfortunately, I did not note the dates of the catalogs when I saved them. But I am hoping that you Mr. Mask fans can help figure out when these were published. For now, we will call this one an "early 80s" Mr. Mask catalog...


 





Monday, September 27, 2021

Early 80's Mr. Mask Catalog

 Hey Creeps! I recently dug up a few old Mr. Mask catalog scans that were originally posted on the HMA forums. Unfortunately, I did not note the dates of the catalogs when I saved them. But I am hoping that you Mr. Mask fans can help figure out when these were published. For now, we will call this one an "early 80s" Mr. Mask catalog...