Can anyone advise which company manufactured '60s MONSTER CLIP BINDERS?

[Toy Ranch]

Is there any concrete proof it was SPP? As was mentioned, I don't recall any SPP binders that are made of the type of vinyl as the Monster binders, or resemble them in any way. Lots of companies made binders back then, and still do.

True, my memory has been jogged.

http://www.universalmonsterarmy.com/forum/index.php?topic=314.0

[RPM]

[RPM]

[RPM]

Frankenstein and two SPP binders

[jimm]

Those other 2 are AWESOME...

[darkmonkeygod]

RPM, thank you. Now, anyone ever seen a '62 Hasbro catalogue. It sure would blow my mind if the binders came out before the oil paint by numbers. It wouls have been a very cheap and very quick way to get the license to market.

[darkmonkeygod]

True, my memory has been jogged.

http://www.universalmonsterarmy.com/forum/index.php?topic=314.0

Thanks for digging that up, Bobby. I knew it was in here somewhere, but a lot of the time I don't wanna go poking around. Do you still have that fireball photo?

[Dr. Madd]

I would so use that to house my recipes and designs.

[RPM]

Here are three monster binder cardboard inserts that were removed from their vinyl binders by a previous owner. The inserts are 1/8"  in thickness.
Below are the backs of the inserts. As an interesting error, a Wolman was stamped onto the back of the Dracula.