Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “blow molds”
In 1989, M&M Mars candy company put out two highly detailed, and fairly large, candy containers, A Snickers ghost and a Milky Way Pumpkin. They are made of blow molded plastic and are called “Trick-O’-Treater”. In 1990, they released a third character, and sold all three that year. The third …
I was scrolling through social media tonight and saw an image posted. This image. Mars candy Fruit Skittles black Halloween cat: How have I never seen this? And even more crazy, I can’t find one anywhere. Even in all the old ads I’ve come across, I’ve never seen this little …
This Toys R Us ad was published in October 1977, and comes from a newspaper in Upland, California. It advertises a rare Kusan Geoffrey Halloween Costume. The Kusan costumes are shown underneath costumes by the well known costume company Ben Cooper. Plaid Stallions has a lovely full color 1974 Kusan …
2013 General Foam Catalog – Full of Christmas, Halloween, and Easter blow mold decorations! Not enough blow mold goodness? Check out my other blow mold posts here!
Grand Venture blow mold catalog – 2004. The Grand Venture Blow Mold from 2004 is entitled “Light up your Holidays”. The Grand Venture Company manufactured blow molded products from 1997 until 2005. Christmas Granite look, marble look, and the more traditional three piece nativity are available. A two piece nativity …
General Foam blow mold catalog from the year 2004. General Foam is a well known and long-running company producing blow molded plastic products. The 2004 catalog includes Nativity Scenes, Holiday Lights (candles, soldiers, and illuminated candy canes. Classic Christmas are of course Santa Claus, Angels, Polar Bears, Carolers, and snowmen. …
Collegeville Boxed Costume Ads from October 1970. Costumes plus vintage blow mold ads! East Liverpool reviews 1971 ad for Hills department store at St. Clair Plaza in Calcutta, Ohio. Collegeville costumes (Bugs Bunny, skeleton, Cinderella) and Halloween accessories. More Spook Sticks and adorable blow mold Halloween decorations by Bayshore. Via …
I have a growing collection of plastic Halloween pails. It started out with Bayshore plastics and McDonald’s Halloween pails. Now, it seems to be taking up another cause: Branded plastic candy containers. Of course, these 1990 LifeSavers/Bubble Yum buckets needed a place on this blog and in my heart. I …
Browse the 2016 Halloween blow molds from General Foam. Known by “Fright Time Decor” and “Home for the Holidays” (Christmas, not pictured), this is the 2016 GFP or General Foam Plastics 2016 decor catalog. General Foam Blow Molds 2016 – Page 1 contains:
2015 boasts a “new” General Foam. Take a look at the offerings for that year in the 2015 Halloween Blow Molds catalog. The catalog starts off with a short blurb about the NEW General Foam, and a “How to Haunt a House” thematic event. The first page goes on to …
2004 TPI Halloween blow molds catalog: TPI sold the company in 2004 and none of its designs have been produced since then. That makes the 2004 TPI Halloween Blow Molds catalog the last one. They were incorporated in 1986 and began producing products in 1987. TPI stands for Tucker Products, …
Take a peek inside the 2004 Union Blow Molds catalog for all the blow molded and plastic Halloween offerings that year! 2004 Union Blow Molds Plastic cauldrons and kettles, ranging from 8″ to 22″, with and without fake or actual handles. 22″ high Blinking Pumpkin was also available without the …
What cool (I mean spooky) plastic decorations did Empire Plastics have to offer up in 1992? Enjoy witches, ghosts, skeletons, tombstones, and more from the 1992 Empire Plastics Halloween catalog! Tabletops! Flats. Baskets
1983 Empire Pumpkin blow molds! Here’s a couple of pages snagged from the Fall 1983 Empire Plastics catalog. The first page features plastic wall hangings, plastic pumpkin baskets in a 3 pack, and jack-o-lantern flashlights. There are also the tabletop decor featuring a pumpkin headed man wearing a hat, a …
I was trolling some local Euclid (Cleveland) newspaper archives for something unrelated to Halloween, but the Halloween Gods were smiling upon me as always, and gave me some nice eye candy PLUS Bayshore adverts! Everyone is coming to Smith’s Annual Hallowe’en Party, Thursday, October 28, 1965. Smith’s was a restaurant …
