THE COBWEBBED ROOM

H ere we have the mail away poster that you could send away for from Bassetts for sticking the 50 card set of 'House of Horror' card...

I did a post of the Scary stickers that you could collect from boxes of Weetabix a while ago but this is the first time I have seen an actua...

I used to really like it when my Mum many years ago now used to buy PG Tips[Brooke Bond] tea bags and the simple reason was because of the c...

Here is a photo of a few very well worn and played with Creepy Clutchers. In a way it is nice to see that these were not just stored away an...

First of all I would just like to apologise for the lack of posts recently, especially for those of you who keep checking back here. I reall...

Here is another 4 pictures. The 2nd and 3rd ones are the front and back of the same bag. I love the artwork on the bottom picture.

What I like about lucky bags is you just never know what you are going to find in these mix bags of surprise. Sometimes you get some really ...

I first learned of Forrest J Ackerman through reading a softcover book that I had seen in a local comic book sometime in the early to mid-19...

Here we have a non-genre book that is worth mentioning because of particular chapters on the genre. 'Literary Houses' by Rosalind As...

Throughout the years here in England, there have been hundreds of weekly or fortnightly magazines known as Partworks on any given subject. O...

My other post which featured horror themed Helix pencil cases, 3 of which were in the range of pencil cases known as 'Horror Bag',th...

Dekker Toys 'Horror Make-up kit first came out during the 1970's and was created by world renown make-up artist Dick Smith who creat...

The 1970's was I think a great decade for spooky board games, especially for the box art of a lot of them; 'Ghost Train' is no e...

Hope you like these Ross.