Ticket to a taping of the Jim Lange hosted New Newlywed Game.
Also, tickets to a Bill Anderson hosted pilot called Spellbinders, and the Robin Ward hosted To Tell The Truth
A copy of Detroit's TV Magazine from 1968. Features pictures of a show called Treasure Isle inside.
Though not a gameshow, per say, a copy of a game called My Word! by Gamut of Games (they made Diamond Head and Dealer's Choice). Anyone ever play this--and could it have been translated to a game show?

Since it's essentially Lingo? Yeah, I'm thinking it could have.

And a picture from the "Spellbinders" pilot exists on Steve Ryan's website. Click on "Game Shows", then look toward the bottom.

And since three times is never enough, here's the last time we discussed "Spellbinders."

-Jason

Also, from Australia, there's a Graham Kennedy's Blankety Blanks Lemonade Can (sans the lemonade).

That's, hands down, one of the more unique gameshow tie-ins....ever.

I agree...but it's still just an empty soda can that someone wants to pay $40.19 for. I can think of better ways to spend my money.

Here's one way to do that...

Definitely the "what the hell" item of GS relevance on eBay for today, folks. At least the can was a neat promotion.

Anyone want their own Family Feud Set?

What I wanna know is if this is legit. It'd be neat to have though.

Seems odd that the FF set isn't being auctioned piece by piece, or at least with any charities in mind...

Well darn, I really wanted to bid on this, but this damn prerequisite disqualifies me from bidding. And I really wanted it too!!one!!oneninth!e!even!y

/and I would've bid in the millions too
//guess my money's not good enough for him
///had Summer Sanders been on the list...

Randy West might take it. I hear he has the old Ferranti-Packard in his house. :)

Assuming the Feud auction is for real, I'd love to have the money and space for such a thing. Some of the set's elements would make a nice set for an up-and-coming TV producer, say for a game or talk show, or even an infomercial or pilot. Of course, I wonder if the big-screens come with the package.

If only it were parts, like the Jeopardy! set a few years ago...

And the winners of the Family Feud set...

Wow would be an understatement.

Might follow through on that one though....

We missed out on the Samson monster truck that sold for $37,500.

Not sure if this has been mentioned yet, but how about having your voice heard with a nice microphone?