Pottery Barn Kids Baby Duckling Duck Halloween Costume 6 12 Months with Feet #184
Pottery Barn Kids Duckling Baby Halloween Costume 6-12 Months w/ webbed feet. Multi-piece design includes jumpsuit with attached hood. Costume is made with 100% textured polyester velour and is fully lined for baby’s sensitive skin. Costume has covered elastic around arms and legs to keep costume in place and is comfy enough to be worn all night. Metal snaps on jumpsuit diaper area make changing baby easy. Our costume is finished in garment-quality stitching and construction so it can be handed down to siblings and worn for years to come. Costume is yarn-dyed – Fibers are treated individually with environmentally safe dyes before weaving to offer vibrant, lasting colors. Neck Opening: 4.75 wide. Chest Circumference: 10.5. Leg Opening (relaxed): 5.5. Trunk: 15.5 long. Shoulder to Shoulder: 7.75 wide. Neck Opening: 5 wide. Leg Opening (relaxed): 6. Trunk: 16.5 long. Shoulder to Shoulder: 8.5 wide. Neck Opening: 5.25 wide. Leg Opening (relaxed): 6.5. Shoulder to Shoulder: 9.5 wide. Spot clean with soft damp cloth.
1960s Hippie Girl HALLOWEEN COSTUME Groovy Psychedelic Flower Power PEACE LOVE
Step back in time to the 1960s with this groovy Halloween costume. The “Hippie Girl” Halloween Costume by WONDERLAND features a colorful floral design, perfect for anyone who wants to embrace the counter culture and rock and roll vibes of the era. This is an original, vintage 1960s Halloween Costume set of a “Hippie Girl”. Set is complete with original box and cellophane intact, mask with original headband, and two piece flower child outfit (top and skirt). All UNUSED, NEVER WORN!!!! The costume is ideal for anyone who wants to relive the summer of love and the psychedelic era of the 1960s. The outfit is perfect for Halloween parties and other events, and its vintage look is sure to turn heads. Don’t miss out on this unique and fun costume that celebrates the hippie flower child vibes of the era. An amazing example of 1960s history.
1985 CENTURIONS Ace McCloud HALLOWEEN COSTUME BEN COOPER Kenner Power Xtreme
Vintage CENTURIONS “Ace McCloud” Halloween Costume by BEN COOPER. Complete set includes original box with cellophane, mask with original headband, and costume with tie clasps. All in really nice, quality condition. Copyrighted 1985 Ruby Spears.
Fun World Div Mask FULL HEAD Monkey Planet of the Apes Halloween Mask 2014 RARE
Fun World Div Mask FULL HEAD Monkey Planet of the Apes Halloween Mask 2014. Made in MENGZHOU, HENAN, China. From smoke and pet free home used once only. Please note eyes, noise, and mouth parts are manufaturer open.
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Halloween Spiked Collar Costume Tag Attached Illusive Concepts NOS 90s Vtg
Halloween Renaissance Spike Collar Tag Attached Illusive Concepts NOS 90s Vtg. Pauldron spikes cosplay costume. This item is large and has weight to it! It is a thick, durable rubber made with latex! Looks medieval, warrior, gothic, renaissance, rock band, monster style! Thank you for stopping by!
Transformers Optimus Prime Collegeville Halloween Costume VINTAGE RARE 1984
Transformers VINTAGE RARE Optimus Prime mask costume set in the box 1984. Box is old and fragile. The mask has some warping as shown in photos. The costume is not ripped or fades the image is intact and not damaging.
Early 1960’S Crawly Creeper Monster Spider HALLOWEEN COSTUME COLLEGEVILLE
Vintage early 1960s “Crawly Creeper” Spider Halloween Costume by Collegeville. Set is complete with original box, mask and costume. Costume is super cool – spider is a felt-like material.
Vintage 1960’s COLLEGEVILLE Mask GHOSTIE SKELETON with Box! Halloween, Ben Cooper
Awesome piece of Halloween history — a 1960s Collegeville costume set featuring a mask + skeleton jump suit! Lots of wear and some cracking in the mask, costume is fairly dirty and folded from storage. This would make a great display piece and nice addition to your collection of Collegeville and Ben Cooper stuff. Box has some fading but is intact. The plastic’window’ is missing. Feel free to ask any questions — thanks!