Can you guess who these vintage Halloween costumes are supposed to be?
Wait… is that a dog or an alien?

Image: Collegeville / The Blood-Curdling Blog of Monster Masks
At some point in our trick-or-treating careers, most of us have worn one. You know the costumes. You could find them in grocery or drug stores. They were made of plastic and vinyl. The thin mask, held tight against your face with a stapled rubber band, would cut into your skin. The vinyl smock, instead of resembling clothing, would just have some kind of logo on it explaining who you were supposed to be.
These inexpensive costumes were quick ways to transform into a vampire — or a licensed pop-culture character.
They were largely made by companies such as Ben Cooper and Collegeville. These here all come from old Collegeville catalogs. See if you can match the masks to the correct characters!
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Match these two to the correct show!
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Match these characters to the correct show.
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What kind of creature is this TV character?
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What kind of animal is this TV character?
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What kind of a creature is this?
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This fellow is from which show?
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Which show is this character from?
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Which cartoon world does this character belong to?
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Match this character to a newspaper comic strip!
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This costume promotes which cult horror movie?
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Who is this blue dude?
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What is this bird promoting?
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Who is this girl?
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Finally, what is the name of Casper the Ghost's horse?

Can you guess who these vintage Halloween costumes are supposed to be?
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121 Comments

Come to think of it, wasn't there an episode where Fred had a Rip Van Winkle dream and Pebbles was married and leaving so he missed her growing up?
Missed Lassie (thought was fox) and Barbie (thought was Heidi after that superbowl game fiasco)
Correctly guessed HR PufnStuf
Yep, pretty bad costumes
Maybe if you get a deck of cards and play with them. Then say Go Fish! LOL Also read my story I posted about Gary Puckett and I saw him playing at the Quad Room when I was like 15 or so. I could not go in but saw him come out to have a smoke or two during his breaks. 2 years after he becomes famous with Gary Puckett and The Union Gap. Okay I have typed myself half to death.
Hubby will be even MORE impressed.
Will comment after the dizziness leaves and I can think clearly.
HAPPY NOVEMBER !