Saturday, May 30, 2015
1998 Illusive Concepts Catalog
Illusive Concepts spent the better part of the decade putting out high quality mass-produced masks and the 1998 IC catalog really showcases the companies product at it's height. There are a few masks that are worth noting, including the Deluxe Frankenstein, The Mummy, The Mutant, and The Crypt Keeper...
Labels:
Illusive Concepts,
Mask Catalogs,
Universal Studios
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
1995 Great Cover Up Catalog
By 1995, Don Post Studios was in charge of all the development of the masks and costumes for The Great Cover Up. The style of the masks closely mirrored that of the 1995 DPS line-up. In addition, there are a handful of reissues of older DPS masks sprinkled throughout the pages including an interesting appearance of the late 70's glow ghoul "Mortimer" on page 14...
Labels:
Don Post Studios,
Great Coverup,
Mask Catalogs
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Thursday, May 21, 2015
1986 House of Horror Studios Catalog
Joe Reader's House of Horror Studios responsible for creating some incredibly detailed and original masks and hands during the mid to late 80's. I have little information on the company itself, but a thread still exists on the HMA with some nice pictures of HoH masks. Thanks go out to the Maskahuna for sharing these 1986 catalog scans. Stay tuned for some additional House of Horror Studios catalog scans coming soon...
Labels:
Independent Artists,
Mask Catalogs
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
1963 Don Post Studios Brochure
This four-page promotional brochure has some wonderful images of early Don Post Studios masks, including the Hollywood Horrors line, as well as Don Sr., Verne Langdon, and several popular personalities of the time. Forgive the excessive watermarking on these images. It's not done to claim possession of these, but rather to thwart those that might try to sell these images as the real deal on auction sites as has been done with a few of the early un-watermarked catalog scans I've posted in the past.
A HUGE thanks goes out to Matt Post for sharing these scans of a truly rare piece of early Don Post Studios history...
A HUGE thanks goes out to Matt Post for sharing these scans of a truly rare piece of early Don Post Studios history...
Labels:
Don Post Studios,
Verne Langdon
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