November 18, 2008: Vampire Killing Kit
 

Zombies are easy... all you need is a 12 gage shotgun and a good supply of ammo.
But Vampires are a much more difficult problem, because you need all sorts of stuff to deal with the wily devils.
You better have your kit together when the time comes, too.
You don't have time to run around getting it all together? Look for a kit that's ready to go

http://cellar.org/2008/1800s Vampire Killing Kit.jpg

Well you missed the boat on this one, but keep checking the estate sales, auctions and ebay.
Oh, and save your pennies. :2cents:

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200 years old garlic? C'mon! :headshake
IMHO that buyer has been had.

Holy cow! That's so cool! Has it been used??? :eyebrow: Or is it "brand new"? I wonder if they can swab it for blood, 200 yr old blood.

How retrobuffyesque...

QVC has 'em cheaper.

From the look of those bottles, that holy water has crossed into the realm of un-holy.

But, then again, 200 year old stagnant water might kill just about anything.

1800? really? hmm. Dracula wasn't published until 1897.

I watched Martin just this weekend. That stuff doesn't work.

The Count, while one of the better known Wampires, was not the first Wampire:

http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~vampire/vhist.html

;)

Perhaps, but Vlad the Impaler was born in 1431.


Edit: And while I was looking for my picture of his portrait hanging in Schloss Ambras (unfortunately not saved on this PC) Shawnee beat me to the punch.

$14,850 is quite a bit of money to spend on a vampire killing kit, unless, of course, one is a vampire and wants to keep it out of unfriendly hands. Then I'd go as high as $15,000.

lol...That kit looks so orthodox too, makes me wonder if these kits were actually supported by the catholic church at one point.

Did priests spend any time making these?

I'm surprised the garlic has held up. In my experience it will relatively quickly either rot into mush, or start sprouting. Maybe it was dried out first?

So far, my garlic has lasted a good while. AND it's working! No vampires in the kitchen since I got it! :) But I do have :ghost: 's

Very cool. But you know there are a lot of really good fake antiques out there.