Paranormal Eliminator Costume: An Archived Listing
This page preserves an archived, historical listing. It describes items as they were once described on the former site costumecostumecostume.com. Nothing here indicates present availability, ownership, pricing, scheduling, or any continuing relationship with any party.
What the Archive Records
The archived material describes a costume inspired by a paranormal-elimination theme. According to the source, the full costume included a custom gray-dyed flight suit, an arm patch offered in two versions, a custom name tag, custom-dyed elbow pads, a custom-dyed pistol belt, a wand holder, a circuit board pouch, a coiled cable with clips, a leg tube with fitting and belt attachment, and black gloves that were noted as not pictured.
The archived listing stated a price of $295 plus shipping for the costume. A separate accessory set was also described at $220 plus shipping, containing a name tag, embroidered arm patch, custom-dyed pistol belt, custom-dyed elbow pads, wand holder, circuit pouch, coiled cable with clips, a yellow leg tube with fitting and belt attachment, and black gloves, again noted as not pictured.
Individual Components in the Archive
The source also recorded individual items and prices as they appeared at the time:
- Custom-dyed elbow pads: $40
- Arm Patch 1: $10
- Large patch 1: $25
- Arm Patch 2: $10
- Large GB2 patch: $25
- Custom name tag: $10
- Zipper-side jump boots: $110
- Cloth and leather jump boots: $102, with a picture noted as forthcoming
The archive further noted that shipping would be added by the shopping cart.
Reading This Record Carefully
These details are presented strictly as historical documentation. Prices, item descriptions, and component options reflect the archived source and should not be read as current offers. The archive does not establish who made or sold the items, whether any item was ever produced or shipped, or whether any listing remained active after the period described.
Archived descriptions are preserved for reference; they are not statements of present fact.
Where the source was incomplete, such as the note that a picture was forthcoming, this record leaves the matter unresolved rather than inferring details. Readers should treat all figures and descriptions as historical and unverified beyond the archived text itself.