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2017 marks the 50th anniversary of the Patterson - Gimlin Bigfoot Film taken on October 20, 1967. Gold is the cool of 50th anniversaries, so it is only fitting to have a gold version of the Patterson - Gimlin cast. Making it extra special we created a special Bluff Creek emblem which is inlaid into the cast. Each one is hand painted and given a distressed, aged look by antiquing the gold and roughening up the emblem. A wonderful collector's item for Bigfoot enthusiasts. -
Taking our Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin film site cast and creating a special edition for collectors. The cast was hand painted by Googz & Co. founder, Michael Esordi and has an image of Bigfoot in the heel. The image is frame 352 from the Patterson film taken on October 20, 1967 down on Bluff Creek in California. As the Sasquatch crossed the creek and headed up the sandbar Patterson filmed as much as he could. Afterwards, plaster casts were made of the tracks and this is a copy of one of those casts. -
This historic Yeti track cast molded from the details of the Eric Shipton Abominable Snowman or Yeti footprint photograph is a must have for any cast collector or yeti history buffs. -
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This Patterson Bigfoot Cast is from October 20, 1967 when Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin spotted a Bigfoot down on Bluff Creek in California. As the Sasquatch crossed the creek and headed up the sandbar Patterson filmed as much as he could. Now the famous Bigfoot film that we are all familiar with. Bob Gimlin protected the casts so they could be cast upon return to the site. This cast is a copy made from one of the footprints left at that 1967 Patterson / Gimlin film site. Perfect item for any Bigfoot enthusiast's collection. -
Illuminate your space with a touch of adventure as the 10 embedded LED lights bring the original Googz & Co. Sasquatch footprint to life. With a soft, color changing, glow emanating from the acrylic surface, this light creates a mesmerizing ambiance that will captivate any Bigfoot enthusiast. -
Found by Paul Freeman this cast is unique in the fact that it is a rare handprint of a Sasquatch. One detail of importance is the edge of a fingernail that you can clearly see in the side of the thumb impression of this Bigfoot handprint. This Paul Freeman knuckles cast will make your Bigfoot print collection far more interesting when showing off to other Bigfoot enthusiasts. -
You Don't Scare Me!
Boo! You don't scare me either. Fun shirt to wear on your next paranormal investigation. Show the ghost that you are not afraid. That you believe in ghosts and you are there to find out the truth. Ghost and letters glow-in=the-dark! -
In honor of all those late night Bigfoot expeditions searching for Bigfoot under the moonlight and letting out WHOOOOPS hoping for a callback. Shirts are heather green with forest green graphic -
Detroit's Harbinger of Doom Since 1701
The legend of the Nain Rouge goes all the way back to 1701 when Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac founded Detroit. Cadillac crossed the Nain Rouge or Red Dwarf after being warned no to do so. The consequence, Nain Rouge put a curse on Cadillac and Detorit. Sightings of this little red creature have occurred many times over the years in Detroit. Always right before some sort of tragedy. Now each year the people of Detroit chase out the Nain Rouge at the Marche du Nain Rouge, symbolizing banishing the evil from their city. -
A graveyard smash!
While working in the lab late one night, I designed a shirt with an eerie sight. A googz-eyed Ogre perfect for wearing to a spooky party or doing the Transylvania twist. This shirt will make you stand out. Especially since it has a glow-in-the-dark graphic. Catch on in a flash with this monster Mash, glow-in-the-dark, graphic tee. -
Aliens, Bigfoot and Ghosts exist – believe it!
Three classic Googz-eyed icons of the most popular legends in the extraterrestrial, cryptozoology and paranormal worlds, together on a shirt that shows you're a believer. -
Greetings from the Krampus (Gruß vom Krampus) Send your very own Merry Krampus Holiday Cards (also known as Krampuskarten) this season. In this Alpine tradition, Krampus is a creature that accompanies Saint Nicholas during the Christmas season, warning and punishing bad children. Designed and illustrated by Michael Esordi.
