As you know, I went to the recent Atlanta Show. While there, I had the opportunity to add a few more molds to my already bulging storehouse of items. Yes, it is an addiction, what can I say? However, who can really blame me? All of the Doc Holliday molds I picked up have been discontinued, so I just could not pass them up - could you have?

When they are dry enough to cast - about a week from now, I will be able to provide bisque, greenware or finished items for the following acquisitions:

Doc Holliday - Santa on Polar Bear
Doc Holliday 1777 - Protector of Innocence (Dragon with female rider)
Doc Holliday 1836 - Angel of Peace (Angel riding Lion wi/lamb)
Doc Holliday 1939 - Large Plain Gourd Birdhouse
Doc Holliday 1741 - Dragon Plant tenders
Doc Holliday 516 - Unicorn Pillow Vase
Doc Holliday 1874 - Moon Maiden (with dragon)
Crest 167 - large bottle slumper to make glass slump molds.

After having been closed down for the winter, I am now gearing up for my ’season’; so its time to get your orders in before things get busy around here.

Send any inquiries re these molds or any of my other 5000 plus molds via the contact us link on this page.

Those of you who cast your own molds may or may not already be aware that Doc Holliday Molds is planning on retiring about 2000 of their ceramic molds.

Doc Holliday has some of the most beautifully detailed and high quality casting molds you can hope to find on the market today.

I discovered Doc Holliday when they introduced their Mystical line. They have incredible Dragons, Wizards, Gargoyles, Fairies and all things mystical. But one must not ignore their other lines.

Take it from me, all things ceramic are cyclical and once these are no longer available, you will kick yourself for not picking up those molds you missed.

To visit their site and check out retiring molds, just click on their link at the bottom left of my home page and be sure to tell them Majik sent ya!!