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Vintage National Lampoon & MAD Magazines
MAD MAGAZINE
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When I was a kid, there was that one MAD magazine that always remained my favorite. It could be from 5 years ago or 50 years ago, we can help with the memories. We have many vintage MAD's. Maybe, it would be nice to get reacquainted... See what we have by clicking HERE!
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NATIONAL LAMPOON
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This humorous magazine contains parodies and comic twists on the current events of the late 1960's and early 70's. With artwork and writing from some of the most talented and funniest of people in the business during that time period, including writers Doug Kenney, P.J. O'Rourke, and Michael O'Donoghue, and artists such as Frank Frazetta, Grahan Wilson, Sam Gross, and Bobby London. It is still amazing how much the commentary of the past is so prevalent today.
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8x10 PRESS PHOTOS
A movie press photo is a professional still photograph released by a film's production company or studio to promote the movie. These photos are often distributed to the media, critics, or journalists as part of a press kit to generate buzz about the film.
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VINTAGE LOBBY CARDS
A movie lobby card is a small promotional poster that was typically used in cinemas to advertise a film. Back in the day, lobby cards were part of a set and often featured various stills from the film, allowing fans to get a glimpse of its highlights before deciding to watch. They were especially popular during the first half of the 20th century and are now treasured by collectors and film enthusiasts for their nostalgic and artistic appeal.
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35mm MOVIE SLIDES
A 35mm movie slide is a small transparency or photographic slide created using 35mm film and often featured still images, scenes from the movie, or promotional artwork. They were commonly sent to movie theaters as part of a film's marketing package. Theaters would project these slides onto the screen before the movie started, showcasing upcoming attractions or current feature highlights.
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FULL-SIZED MOVE POSTERS
A full-sized movie poster, often referred to as a "one-sheet," is typically 27" by 40". These are the standard dimensions for posters used in theaters to promote films. They usually feature a film's title, key artwork, and sometimes a tagline, making them a popular choice for collectors and movie enthusiasts.
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SMALL MOVIE POSTERS
A miniature movie poster promo, often referred to as a "mini poster," is a smaller version of the standard movie poster. These are typically used for promotional purposes and can vary in size, but they are usually around 11 inches by 17 inches or 8.5 inches by 11 inches. Mini posters are often given away as freebies at events, included in special edition DVDs or Blu-rays, or used for marketing campaigns to generate buzz around a film.
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MOVIE PROMOS
Motion Picture promos are materials and activities used to market a film and generate excitement before its release. These promos come in various forms, each serving a specific purpose to attract audiences.
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Halloween Nostalgia
Vintage Ben Cooper and other Halloween Costumes and Masks
Vintage Ben Cooper Halloween costumes are iconic pieces of pop culture history that bring back memories of classic Halloween celebrations. Ben Cooper, Inc., founded in the 1930s, became a leading manufacturer of Halloween costumes, especially from the 1950s through the 1980s. These costumes were known for their vibrant, colorful designs and affordability, making them a staple for generations of trick-or-treaters.
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Vintage Halloween Pumpkin Candy Buckets
Vintage Halloween blow mold Jack-o'-Lantern candy buckets are nostalgic collectibles that evoke the charm of mid-20th-century Halloween celebrations. These buckets are typically made of lightweight plastic using a blow molding process, which gives them their hollow, durable structure. They often feature cheerful or spooky Jack-o-Lantern faces and come with handles, making them perfect for trick-or-treating. These items were especially popular from the 1960s to the 1980s and are now sought after by collectors and enthusiasts.
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