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Mark Pahlow with Gibson Holub and David Wahl, Who Would Buy This? The Archie McPhee Story, Seattle: The Accoutrements Publishing Co., 2008, ISBN 978-0-978. by Michael Walsh 9:20 AM Archie McPhee ‘s novelty candy canes have fascinated us for years.

In 2018, Archie McPhee opened the Rubber Chicken Museum inside its Wallingford location. This business is closed on May 29th, Memorial Day. Archie McPhee FINGER HANDS - sold individually FINGER TENTACLES - sold individually FINGER MONSTERS - sold individually FINGER HANDS FOR FINGER HANDS - sold. Archies Attic Candy Candy Canes Mints Hard Candy Bad Candy For The Home Kitchen & Tableware Art & Decor Lunchboxes, Etc. Dozens of the bright yellow birds fill the space, peering out from.

In June 2009 Archie McPhee moved from its Ballard location to Wallingford, a Seattle neighborhood on the other side of Phinney Ridge, west of the University of Washington. Plastic poultry reigns supreme in this quirky little museum. Some of our most famous products include Handerpants, the Yodelling. Pearl later posed for a 13 cm hard plastic doll, and librarians from all around the world registered their dismay at its 'amazing push-button shushing action!' Īrchie McPhee has since been featured in Scientific American's 'Technology and Business' review and Time magazine's fifty coolest websites of 2005. Located in Seattles Wallingford neighborhood, its a one stop shop for party supplies, crafts, costumes, miniatures and the weirdest collection of toys and. Archie McPhee has been a supplier of everything wonderful and weird for over 30 years. In 2002, Nancy Pearl told Pahlow over dinner that librarians like herself 'perform miracles every day'.

Its kitsch appeal received further national attention from the Librarian Action Figure. It became a popular Seattle tourist destination while maintaining enough countercultural credentials that Ben & Jerry's Wavy Gravy ice cream was introduced at a party on the premises in 1993. There’s a mannequin wearing a rubber polar bear mask in the window and a sign announcing the impending arrival of the Rubber Chicken Museum on the wall.

A large cut-out of a grinning beige martian with a fleshy antenna-like protuberance has been glued to the red tile wall. The company's line expanded from rubber chickens to glow-in-the-dark aliens, bacon-scented air freshener, and hula-girl swizzle sticks among other items. Mysterious Alive Runs the length of the one-story building. Begun in the 1970s in Los Angeles as the mail-order business Accoutrements, in 1983 it opened a retail outlet dubbed 'Archie McPhee' after Pahlow's wife's great-uncle.

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Jack is described as a vegetable stand salesman who was bitten by a radioactive pumpkin!These are 2 3/4' tall hard vinyl posable figures.As mentioned both sets of two are still unopened on the hanger cards.Other than some light dust and minor to moderate shelf wear on the backing cards, they're still in great displayable condition with no defects of note.There is a small defect on the top of the plastic shell on the packaging of the pack of Jack & Frankenstein's monster, but it's not visible when displaying straight ahead.They have been stored in a smoke free home.Please see the various images on this listing for further details on the condition of these two sets of figures.Feel free to message me with any questions.Archie McPhee is a Seattle-based novelty dealer owned by Mark Pahlow.

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This listing is for the full set of four action figures from The Council Of Monsters series, still new in the packaging.The four figures from the series are divided into two sets of 2.They were released in 2019 by Archie McPhee.They've been designed with cube heads.The line features a vampire, a werewolf, Frankenstein's monster and Jack.

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