Sometimes the props from the show make it onto the market. Like collecting autographs, who knows if these really came from the show, and how they were used? The providence of the item is important to establish its authenticity.
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A re 6" fire engine, that was used as a background prop on the series, this red fire engine was used in Larry Mondello's room. |
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It is the 17" x 5" thermometer that was used as a background prop at the boat ramp and rental store when the Cleaver's visited Crystal Falls. |
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It is the glass sugar holder that was used in the episode in the soda fountain where Wally gets a job and is harrased by Eddie and Lumpy. |
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It is a heavy 5" tall metal soldier. It was used as a background prop on the series and was mounted on a piece of wood and was used as a bookend. |
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It is a small glass creamer with lines etched into the side and a silver edge and a star burst on the bottom. |
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It is an, Ice Cream Soda Glass, that was used as a prop at the malt shoppe on the episode that Wally got a job working at the counter |
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It is a small, 5 3/4" tall glass pitcher with starbursts on two sides and a star on the bottom. This piece was used as a "Hero" prop on the series in the later episodes, one episode the pitcher can be seen in, is Season 5 "Sweatshirt Monsters" |
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It is the red, "Exit Down" light globe that was used as a background prop in Beaver's fireman pal Gus' Fire-House. |