Burger King’s Halloween 1999 kids club kids meal promotion were Silly Slammers clip-ons. Burger King Silly Slammers, from top left to bottom right: Redeye, Boo Hoo, Witchazel, Batty, and Li’ Jackie & Mo. Don’t quite remember these? Sink your teeth into this advertisement for them:
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This trio of 3 ghoulish little creatures were the Halloween kids meal prizes from Burger King in 1989 . The Burger King Tricky Treaters can be taken apart and put back together in any way your little heart desires. This enabled kids to create different monsters from all the parts. There …
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This Hardee’s & Roy Roger’s Halloween trick or treat pail featured all the monsters on one glow-in-the-dark bucket, and in their speech balloons they offered Halloween trick or treating safety tips. I wonder how many kids meals would have come in buckets had McDonald’s not pioneered the Halloween kids meals. Frankenstein …
Hardee’s Frightfully Fun Halloween, fun for Halloween 1995! This bucket seems designed more for a kid’s meal than actual trick or treating, again glows in the dark and features some monsters. A ghost, a mummy, Frankenstein, Dracula, and a little spider. There are 2 little games on the bucket, …
Free 3d Print File! I made this (I’m very new, be gentle) Bayshore blow mold inspired pumpkin. I’d love to see some printed! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4753176 Would you like to see more of my free 3d print files?
Hallmark Halloween Hide-a-Ways were a cute Halloween premium in 1989. They were similar to a popular toy at the time called Smooshees, which were squishy creatures that fit in a little plastic house. These toys, called Halloween Hide-a-Ways, were by Hallmark and sold at Hardee’s restaurants in fall 1989. What’s funny …
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. …
2020 McDonald’s Halloween Happy Meal is not Halloween at all. Like the rest of 2020, McDonald’s is letting us down hard by offering odd-looking Marvel Studios Heroes toys. No mention or nod to Halloween at all. Thanks McDonald’s. You suck. Instead of McBoo we get McBooShit. Nobody looks like anybody …
Yearly, Dollar Tree blesses us with their fantastic Halloween look book, and even though 2020 has been hot garbage, Dollar Tree is there for us. Pictured above, treat bags and large googly eyes make for fun pumpkin decor. Cat eyes and owl eyes are shown. These little plastic signs are …
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 …
Halloween Silhouette Stamps are freaking holographic!! The United States Postal Service made these stamps available on October 11, 2019. The “Spooky Silhouette” stamps are First Class Forever.
Halloween 1870, from the Logan Hocking County Sentinel. A summary of a wild Halloween night over a century and a half ago. Halloween 150 years ago: Boys and their cabbage. Source: Logan, Ohio’s Hocking Sentinel
