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2. Horse head mask - Wikipedia

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   The horse mask was originally sold by novelty purveyor Archie McPhee as a Halloween costume since at least 2003. [5] Marketed under the name "Horse Head Mask", is made of "realistic brown latex with faux fur mane." [1] McPhee claims "a person wearing a Horse Head Mask looks downright disturbing" and that the mask "has become a worldwide ...

3. The Best Halloween Face Masks for Adults & Kids - AOL

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4. The best Halloween costumes for adults — all from your ...

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   Shop: Frozen Deluxe Costume Collection for Adults, $55.99 (Orig. $79.99) Shop: Winifred Sanderson , Mary Sanderson and Sarah Sanderson , $45.49 each (Orig. $64.99) Shop: Black Widow Costume for ...

5. Rubber mask - Wikipedia

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   The 1978 film Halloween depicted the killer Michael Myers wearing a white Captain Kirk mask made by Don Post Studios. The second sequel in the series, Halloween III: Season of the Witch features three styles of Halloween masks made by the fictional Silver Shamrock company. In reality, these masks were designed and sold by Don Post Studios. [13]

6. The most popular 2024 Halloween costumes for adults, kids and ...

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   The Google Trends are in, and with them, insight into this year's top-searched Halloween costumes. With October marching steadily forward, major retailers have their themed decor and outfits out ...

7. Ben Cooper, Inc. - Wikipedia

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   Ben Cooper, Inc. was a privately held American corporation founded in 1937 which primarily manufactured Halloween costumes from the late 1930s to the late 1980s. It was one of the three largest Halloween costume manufacturers in the U.S. from the 1950s through the mid-1980s. [1]