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The Back Story
A Tale of Finding A Vampire Hunters Workshop
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Are the components of these vampire killing kits authentic?Yes, all major pieces in each kit, including the case, date back to the mid to late 19th century. We ensure the authenticity of each item to provide a genuine historical experience.
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How are the antique vampire killing kits shipped?We use FedEx and professionally pack each kit to ensure it arrives safely. Each kit requires a signature upon delivery to guarantee proper handling. We offer both domestic (United States) and international shipping.
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Do you take credit card or PayPal?Yes, we accept all major credit cards, PayPal, bank wire transfers, personal checks, and cash.
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Is Quincey Morris a real person, and are these kits authentic?While Quincey Morris is a fictional character from Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula, the vampire killing kits we offer are very real. The lore and history of vampires, along with the creation of these kits, are authentic and have been preserved to inspire collectors and enthusiasts. Our kits are of the highest historical quality, accurately reflecting the inspiration from the book.
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Can these kits be used for actual vampire hunting?These kits are intended for collector and historical purposes only and are not suitable for actual use. While they contain antique artifacts, their functionality cannot be guaranteed. We recommend enjoying these kits as unique historical pieces rather than relying on them for real-life vampire hunting.
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Is this a real business selling Quincy Morris vampire killing kits?Yes! We are located in Wichita, Kansas, and have been involved with the restoration and sale of antiques for over twenty years.
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Do I need a license or special permit to own a vampire killing kit?We encourage you to check your local laws regarding the purchase and ownership of antique weapons, such as knives and pre-1899-made firearms. Firearms made before 1899 can be sold and shipped directly to your home or business within the United States. If you are located outside the United States, please contact us before purchasing to ensure compliance with local regulations.
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Are there any new or reproduced parts of these kits?In most cases, the kits' interior lining has been restored. When needed, labels on bottles will be replaced but aged appropriately. Some bottles will be accurate modern replacements.
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What documentation comes with each kit?Each Quincy Morris kit will include a cabinet card-sized portrait of Morris. The photo will have a serial number and inventory of the kit's contents on the back. The serial number will be kept for future reference by collectors and historians.
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A legacy of darkness through protecting & helping people.
While the internet abounds with modern-day vampire-hunting kits, few possess the authentic aura of the 19th century. Many are mere imitations, crafted from contemporary materials by unknown hands.
Quincey P. Morris, a name whispered with reverence among those versed in the occult, designed these bespoke travel companion kits during the twilight years of the 1800s. Each kit was a testament to its users unique needs and resources, a personalized arsenal against the undead.
Crafted at the cusp of an era, these kits bear the marks of time and wear. Yet, beneath the patina of age, their original purpose and potency remain undiminished. Superficial elements, such as interior linings and labels, may have been replaced or restored, but the core components—the bowie knife, the pistol, the rosary, or the mallet—are relics of a bygone era.
Each Quincey P. Morris kit is a piece of history, a numbered artifact destined for a collector's cabinet. Accompanying each kit is a cabinet card-sized portrait of the enigmatic designer himself, and the kits serial number inscribed on the reverse.
These kits were not mere fantasy; they were tools forged to combat the forces of darkness. The items within are imbued with a chilling reality, capable of inflicting both mortal and supernatural harm.
The team entrusted with the restoration, documentation, and sale of these historic relics is dedicated to preserving their legacy and ensuring that they reach those who truly understand their power and purpose.
Want To Own A Real Piece Of History?
Quincey Morris was a Texan gentleman with a drawl as smooth as a fine whiskey, and who embodied the quintessential American folk hunter. He was a man of peace and war, level-headed yet quick to action. His ever-present Bowie knife was a testament to his readiness, and his unwavering willingness to aid those in need was a beacon of hope in a world of darkness.
A lesser-known facet of Quincey's life was his side venture: crafting and supplying vampire-killing kits to American travelers venturing into the shadowy corners of Europe. These kits, a testament to his ingenuity and dedication, were a compendium of the finest tools, potent botanicals, and ingenious devices designed to thwart the undead.
Tragically, Quincey's life was cut short at the tender age of 32, a victim of the very evil he sought to eradicate. His imposing Texas ranch, a fortress of vampire-fighting paraphernalia, remained untouched for over a century, a silent guardian of his legacy. Now, as the encroaching world threatens to disturb his sanctuary, a new chapter unfolds. A team of experts tasked with preserving Quincey's memory delves into the depths of his estate, unearthing the secrets and artifacts of a man who dared to challenge the night.
Quincey P. Morris
The Man
The Myth
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