I love traveling through SFO’s Terminal 2, because the airport have their own “museum” display cases and I’ve rarely seen an exhibition there I didn’t like (and I’ve seen over a dozen to date). This one of mostly 1960s-era monster ephemera from the collection of Kirk Hammett was especially intriguing, and triggered in me the need to re-watch Monster Squad for the first time since it was released in 1987:

Classic Monsters, the Kirk Hammett Collection
Frankenstein monster head speaker, “Great for ghoulish fun!..Anywhere!”
Frankenstein monster bot
Frankenstein monster collection: Mystery Game, 1963; Flivver, 1964; tricky walker (#27), 1960s; oil painting by numbers (top-right), 1963; puzzle (#28), 1960s
Frankenstein monster speaker box
Mummy collection: chariot, 1964; puzzle, 1960s; wall plaque, 1960s
wolf man collection:
prop heads
Revenge of the Creature, prop head, 1955, by Bud Westmore and Millicent Patrick
the Creature from the Black Lagoon collection: Mystery Game, 1963; glow-in-the-dark jigsaw puzzle, 1974; creature wallet, 1963
The Mole People, prop hand and head, 1956, by Bud Westmore
Classic Monsters, the Kirk Hammett Collection
Classic Monsters, the Kirk Hammett Collection
the Bride of Frankenstein guitar
stuffs