 Vintage 1908 Halloween Postcard
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HERBS & HEIRLOOMS, INC.
1709 So. 4th St. Terre Haute, IN 47802
Serving The Wabash Valley & The Nation From
Terre Haute, Indiana Since 1994]
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 Witch's Brew Beer
Royal Brewing Co.
New Orleans, LA
1984
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Everything Witches
Antique or used items typically have a look or patina that new items do not have. They may show some wear
or have some minor defects. They may need a little cleaning or polishing which we do not do as this may destroy the patina.
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Halloween Postcard ca. 1922. Has Witch & cats, potions, cauldron and spell.
Divided back. Unused.
Herbs and Heirlooms Inc. is not on the postcard, just the photo of the postcard.
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$37.50
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Vintage Halloween Postcard Postally used with divided back. Has Witch Flying on a Broom, Bats and a Spell.
Postmarked Utica, NY 1922.
Herbs and Heirlooms Inc. is not on the postcard, just the photo of the postcard.
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$32.50
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Trick or Treat 6 Metal Cookie Cutters - Bat, Cat, Pumpkin, Owl, Witch, Broom.
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$65.00
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The Witch of Wall Street - Hetty Green
When she died, leaving an estate worth over $100,000,000, of which $9,000,000 was in cash, she left not one cent to charity.
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$9.95
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Witch - A Novel by Barbara Michaels
Ellen March wanted this dream house the instant she say it - in spite of the work that had to be done on it, its isolation, and even the legend of the witch who had lived there with her familiar, a white cat. After Ellen moved into her new house it changed from a refuge to a prison. A wild and dangerous boy seemed to be at the center of it all and events heralded by the mysterious apperances of a white cat that only Ellen could see.
Ex-library. 1973. Dodd, Mead & Company. 274 pages. Hardcover with dustjacket. Goo condition.
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$9.95
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The Witch of the Woods - Fairy tales From Sweden by Helena Nyblom
Written by a contemporary of Hans Christian Anderson, the eleven Swedish fairy tales in this book have quality all their own. They are about princes and princesses, kings and trolls and witches, but all of them, down to the last witch, are as human as human can be.
Ex-library. Hardcover. 209 pages. 1968. First American Edition. Alfred A. Knopf. Good condition.
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$12.95
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Vintage Postcard (Fotocard) of Glinda, The Good Witch of the North.
In the 1939 film version of the Wizard of Oz, Glinda is played in the film by Billie Burke.
L. Frank Baum, the author of Wizard of Oz, makes clear that he did not view witches as inherently wicked or in league with the Devil,
so this change was probably meant to signal that Glinda's knowledge and command of magic surpassed that of a witch.
In the books, Glinda is depicted as a beautiful young woman with long, rich red hair and blue eyes, wearing a pure white dress.
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