Meet the cardboard sweetheart who once held Halloween dreams in place — a mid-century display hanger made for Ben Cooper Costumes, back when kids wore molded plastic masks. Made from sturdy printed board and topped with a metal hook, she’s equal parts retro retail and graphic charm. With her perfect curls, bright smile, and that unmistakable V-cut neckline, this hanger was designed to sell fun — probably holding a princess or super hero costume back in the day.
Labeled for “Ben Cooper Costumes, Brooklyn 32, N.Y.,” this piece carries a nice punch of vintage typography, too.
Meet the cardboard sweetheart who once held Halloween dreams in place — a mid-century display hanger made for Ben Cooper Costumes, back when kids wore molded plastic masks. Made from sturdy printed board and topped with a metal hook, she’s equal parts retro retail and graphic charm. With her perfect curls, bright smile, and that unmistakable V-cut neckline, this hanger was designed to sell fun — probably holding a princess or super hero costume back in the day.
Labeled for “Ben Cooper Costumes, Brooklyn 32, N.Y.,” this piece carries a nice punch of vintage typography, too.
