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Whether you're a Lovecraftian gamer or just dig owning your own super-realistic props, the HPLHS has an assortment of handcrafted delights just for you.

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H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society Membership

From $ 6.00

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Gamer Prop Pack - Map Collection

$ 55.00

Arkham Investigator's Wallet - A Gaming Prop for Call of Cthulhu®

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Arkham Investigator's Wallet Prop Set

From $ 49.95

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Call of Cthulhu Classic Newspaper

$ 27.50

Box Front for Call of Cthulhu Classic Prop Set

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Call of Cthulhu Classic Gamer Prop Set

$ 109.00

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Masks of Nyarlathotep - Gamer Prop Set

$ 139.00

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Type 40 Digital Props - The Brazen Head

$ 1.99

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Nansen Passports for Role Playing Games

From $ 6.50

Digital Gamer Props - The Complete Masks of Nyarlathotep Set

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Type 40 Digital Props - Masks of Nyarlathotep

From $ 0.00

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HPLHS Prop Collection - Vol. 1

$ 20.00

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HPLHS Prop Collection - Vol. 3

$ 20.00

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HPLHS Fonts (Single User Personal License)

$ 50.00

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Type 40 Digital Props - Starter Set

$ 8.99

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Type 40 Digital Props - Doors to Darkness Set

$ 14.99

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Call of Cthulhu™ Starter Set - 40th Anniversary Edition

$ 24.99

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Magnificent!

This prop, representing a key artifact in the Masks campaign, exceeded all expectations. If you can afford it, stop pondering and buy it! You and your Investigators will be glad you did.

wonderful

A great introduction to the dart episodes.

An Exciting Tale

This was my first foray into the DART collection, and I was not disappointed. Can't add anything more than what others here have said - it's an exciting story and a great production. It certainly has me looking at what other offerings to snag next. Great job!

Small in size but exactly as advertised

After finding a Misk. Univ. cup in the lunch room at work, I knew I needed this. Perhaps a little small in its size as I am from northern europe, so I am quite tall. (I bought women's L)

Sean Branney does Dickens justice

To Charles Dickens goes the credit for the chilling plot, the immersive setting and dialogue. To Sean Branney goes the credit for bringing the two different 19th century British characters' voices — in extended conversation — to life. This credibility made the drama possible.