Horror Monster Magazines Comic Toys and More
By Toys Trains and Other Old Stuff LLC
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Sep 24, 2022
1951 W Division Rd Fowler Indiana 47944, United States
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A massive collection of horror related magazines to include Famous Monsters of Filmland near entire run, Creepy full run, Erie, The Spirit full run, Chilling Monster Tales, Monster World, Castle of Frankenstein, For Monsters Only, Help! and others. There are a number of built up and pro-built vintage Aurora and modern Polar Lights monster model kits, a number of unbuilt monster models, monster action figures by Billiken, some resin built ups and more. We will have a large amount of Marvel and DC horror related comics from a very large collection. The auction will be led off with 150-200 lots of various golden, silver and bronze age comics, mostly of the sci-fi and horror variety although there will be a few groups of superhero books included. We have Superman and Green Hornet vintage lunch boxes plus Ideal mini-monsters dolls, vintage Star Wars figures with weapons, vehicles and ships, several factory sealed Lego Star Wars sets plus other sealed Lego sets and a large group of 1980's loose Legos with some original instruction sheets, a great selection of Star trek model kits and Playmates ships and action figures and more.
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LOT 240:
Two Pro built Polar Lights monster models to include Godzillas Go Cart and The Mummy's Chariot. Both are ...
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Sold for: $350
Price including buyer’s premium:
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402.50
Start price:
$
4
Estimated price :
$5 - $50
Buyer's Premium: 15%
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Two Pro built Polar Lights monster models to include Godzillas Go Cart and The Mummy's Chariot. Both are exquisitely done but may have some missing or damaged parts. These could use detailed cleanings as they accumulated dust over the years in our consignors home. Sold as-is as seen in the photos with no returns. Built kits are very hard to ship without small pieces becoming either detached or broken in transit. We will pack these to the best of our ability to prevent damage but it is almost always inevitable.
