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This grinning foot papier mache lantern stands just 7½ inches tall, the paper eyes and mouth are illuminated by a candle within the foot. It sold for over $10k! Made in Germany in the early 1900s for exclusive import to America (as Halloween was then considered an American holiday)

u/SteveNtheseagulls — 7 days ago
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Please help me find this Halloween item!

We mistakenly sold this Halloween decor item. I believe it’s a Frankenstein umbrella holder.

u/icecreamSAMich10 — 8 days ago
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Looking for a childhood Halloween prop

This Halloween prop is from around the early 2000s and when he’s turned on will talk and his eyes glow red as he speaks. He is fully plush and has a Velcro opening on his back where his batteries, wires to his eyes, and his speaker go

He has a voice line that says “trick or treat smell my feet, give me something good to eat. My dad’s a doctor. I feel so alive! I have a splitting headache! Charge me up! Muhahahaha….. happy Halloween” but I can’t remember if he had any other voice lines

Please please please help me. He was a very precious item to my family and I want to reunite us with him again

u/DollScarz — 7 days ago
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Found a big guy today, gut says repro, heart says hmmmm

Editing to add: OMG HE'S REAL 😱😱😱 I also posted on Facebook and they said he's an authentic 1950s choir boy 🥹🥹🥹

I found this handsome boy today, he's BIG, 7" wide and 7" tall. Off the bat I'd say that there's zero chance he's authentic because of the price alone. I got him for $20 at an antique store. He's definitely paper mache, no insert. Any experts wanting to weigh in? Thank you in advance!

u/AmybethPlans — 10 days ago