What a great invitation! I’ve gained a new appreciation for Buzza products after purchasing a large small-paper collection. I like how the hand would have been punched open to hold the “fence” open. Where did these companies find such talented designers?
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Die-Cut Buzza Co Bridge Tally Jester Clown Swinging Crescent Moon Jack-O-Lantern
I’ve never seen this cool design before. Given the crispness of the crescent moon’s tip, it’s doubtful one in better condition will ever surface. I like the blue background and the jester’s costume. What a wonderful tally by one of the regional masters, Buzza.
Vntg Art Deco Halloween Scorecard Bridge Tally Booklet Unused The Buzza Co.
Pickings have been slim for months on eBay, but there have been a number of lots sold even within the last week that brought far less than they should have. Then I see this lot. Great tally in great condition - but is the price sustainable at $74?
There are a few hardy souls that brave the slog through eBay Halloween garbage listings. They have been rewarded by being able to scoop up the few nuggets at decent prices, but overall the first quarter of the year is the worst time to list vintage Halloween items. There seems to be more crap now than I remember in past post-Christmas listings. I’m hoping this will change soon. There is little to write about.
1930's MISS RANNS HALLOWEEN PARTY BOX & BOOK BUZZA Co PLACE CARDS & DECORATIONS
This is pretty cool item - one I've never seen or seen a reference to before. I think whomever purchased it should be thrilled!
20 VINTAGE 1950'S HALLOWEEN PUMPKIN JACK-O-LANTERN PARTY INVITATIONS UNUSED
Buzza was known for many innovative designs. Their output is avidly collected - and most of the time I get why. In this case, I don't see the attraction for these to have sold for over $27 each. The design is plain and uninspired. As is so often the case when something sells for significantly more than is sustainable, two bidders were vying for supremacy.
