Check out my Vintage Cesar Mask Collection! Drac,Frank,Mummy,Wolfman

Started by Spinal Remains, April 12, 2022, 04:08:43 PM

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Spinal Remains


So iv been collecting Cesar masks for a while now, finally got around to setting up a display & wanted to share some pics. I really don't know alot about the company Cesar other than their from France and made only vinyl masks, no latex at all that iv ever seen. They seem to be pretty big in the 70s-80s with lots of great masks iv seen through the old catalogs. The really cool monster masks they made have become really hard to find, but you can still find many of the politician & celebrity masks. Most of mine are from the 80s & since their vinyl are still in awesome condition (for the most part)

Thought i would start with some cool pics from the old catalogs showing some masks i have:






Now here's the Collection:









well thats it, hope you enjoyed the pics  :D  if you have any Cesar masks feel free to show them  >:D

Sir Masksalot

'Fun post, SpinalRemains. I see you've got one of those wacky "Franken" masks with the blue forehead.
Thanks for the catalog pages too, hadn't seen one in years.
I've never owned a Cesar mask but have known other collectors who do >



Back in the 1970s, all of our local magic shops carried them >



They always had that funny "Old Man" on their sale shelves. Was that its official name?
I could swear it was catalogued as "Old Drunk" by a distributor once ...




Dr.Terror

Morning, noon, or night, Anytime . . . . the count may strike. If you're caught you have to linger, Cause Dracula may bite your finger!

Sir Masksalot

Quote from: Dr.Terror on April 13, 2022, 01:51:19 AM
Here's the Bela style Drac.

'Looks more like Dr Mirakle to me. Don't you have one of those Franken-blue masks also?

Dr.Terror

Morning, noon, or night, Anytime . . . . the count may strike. If you're caught you have to linger, Cause Dracula may bite your finger!

Sir Masksalot


Dr.Terror

Morning, noon, or night, Anytime . . . . the count may strike. If you're caught you have to linger, Cause Dracula may bite your finger!

Spinal Remains

(*at*) Sir Masksalot: yea they had alot of different old man/woman masks, that one was used in the movie Slaughter High from 1986, i do have one somewhere  :o  They also made a Tor Johnson mask thats kinda funny   :P

(*at*)Dr.Terror: thats rad! never seen that mask before.

Dr.Terror

I had an old stock Tor I regret selling
Morning, noon, or night, Anytime . . . . the count may strike. If you're caught you have to linger, Cause Dracula may bite your finger!

gracebuster

Thank you for sharing these. In all my time collecting, I don't think I ever found another collector who curated so many CEASAR Masks. Dr. Terror, I didn't even know they were your "jam!"

Spinal Remains

hey guys, i got a big update to my Cesar mask collection  >:D

Just like last time i will show some old catalog pics then the actual masks.





Jack O Lantern 1983, Bat 1993, Hobo

Old Man / Slaughter High killer 1971, Burglar 1975, Quasimodo 1970s

Pirate 1983, Clown 1988, Evil Queen 1981

Bat 1980s, Robotstein 1994, Prisoner 1980s

Santa Claus 1981, Old Witch 1976

Cabinet of Dr Caligari Sleepwalker 2001, Beast 1989

Wolf 1980,  Werewolf 1979, Devil 1980s

Frankenstein 1981,  Hooded Skull 1995, Alien Vampire 1998

Freddy Krueger 1987, Spider-man 1981

well thats it... this collection has gotten way too big  sfsrefs

Hepcat

I disagree. There's no such thing as a collection that's "too big".

cl:)

Collecting! It's what I do!

Sir Masksalot

Who has more fun, those who collect Cesar masks or the folks who make them?
'Colorful variety of characters, SpinalRemains. That '93 Bat is extra creepy.

Spinal Remains

(*at*)Sir Masksalot

yea im kinda curious about how vinyl masks are made, i think they use big metal molds that spin around? or at least thats one way to do it.

here's the tor & skull metal molds for the vinyls:

Sir Masksalot

Quote from: Spinal Remains on November 18, 2023, 08:08:54 PM
(*at*)Sir Masksalot

yea im kinda curious about how vinyl masks are made, i think they use big metal molds that spin around? or at least thats one way to do it.

here's the tor & skull metal molds for the vinyl

Wow, original molds! Those are probably the ultimate DPS collectibles.

Read these couple of pages for a first hand account of casting them:

http://rubberroom101.com/gazette/thereback/splitz/35.html