Does anyone recall Price is Right flashlights? If so, you could have a case of them.
This looks like it could be a lot of fun...Milton Bradley's 1977 Toy Catalog.
Harder to find $50,000 Pyramid game.
Bert Parks photographs, persumbly from one of his game shows.

The seller is a moron, or a scammer. It says "the price is right" on the box, because they are inexpensive economy flashlights, for those who do not wish to spend a lot on illumination.

I saw the listing for the flashlights a few days ago. I would almost bet that they are not for TPIR. The seller says that they don't even know, as they are unopened. The box does say that they are economy flashlights, and by being economy, therefore, "The Price is Right".

After checking out the entry (yes, Chris, I did actually look), I would conclude the seller is an idiot.

Hey, no shame in that, so did I. :)

And I think I agree with your assessment, sir. :)

Looks like the product behind the contestants may be a tube of Ipana toothpaste, which could make it early shots of Break The Bank, perhaps? IIRC, Bristol-Myers sponsored the radio version.

Man, I had that $50K Pyramid game once, and turned it around on eBay for about $30. Two people really wanted the thing. I think I paid $4 for it.

All it takes are two people who want the thing...