Picked up a Grinch. They only had two there so I got one. Wish it was a little bigger.

I know that many blow mold collectors such as myself collect Poloron's styrofoam "Vaccuel" decorations because of the art style and company realtion, but are there any other Vacuform fans out there? Vacuform deocrations are like a step down from the celluloid molds of the 50s and 60s.  They have no back or light, are more brittle, and are not more than a few inches deep.  The earliest ones I can find were produced by Star Band Co. in their 1970 halloween catalog listed along with their celluloid blow molds.  They exploded in popularity in the 70s and were usually halloween themed, but were unfortunately seldom marked with a manufacturer or date.  Empire put their foot in the ring in 1984 with their halloween Vacuforms.  Popularity would continue into the early 90s and fizzle out by the early 2000s.  Halloween ones from classic pumpkins to the Creature from the Black Lagoon were produced, but christmas ones were seldom seen and were usually simple snowman or santa faces.   I'm trying to document these decorations before norw end up in the garbage due to their low presumed value and brittleness. Does anyone have any to show off? None of these are mine, these are examples from around the internet.  The first image is the Celluloid blow mold page of the 1970 Star Band Halloween Catalog.  The scarecrow is a vacuform, and the rest on the page were available in unlit, no backing, Vacuform versions.