A vampire slaying kit has been sold for five times more than expected at an auction in Derbyshire, England. The sale of this bizarre box of artifacts, once believed to help guard against vampires, proves that the mythology and popularity of vampire culture is still going strong. The Vampire Slaying Kit Of A British Aristocrat The vampire slaying kit in question seemingly dates back to the late 19th century. Within a lockable box, the vampire slaying kit contains a selection of implements popularly believed to fend off vampires, such as holy water, a stake, a Bible, crucifixes, a pair of pistols, a wooden mallet, rosary beads, and even brass candlesticks. This particular vampire slaying kit belonged to a British aristocrat
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