Bewitched and Elizabeth Montgomery Classic TV Memorabilia
This is the hard to find Bewitched watch by Fossil. It was a limited, numbered pro·uction piece sold through a Nick At Nite television promotion in March 1995. It was originally priced at $59.95, or 2 could be ordered for $99. They sold out very quickly and despite requests from collectors, no more were produced. The watch features a black leather band with silver case, a moving skyline, and great Bewitched graphics. It is highly sought after on the secondary market, and is hard to find. It is a wonderful piece to add to any serious Bewitched collection. See below for the other great hard-to-find Bewitched Japanese watch!
NOTE: The following items are not for sale. Items will be added to this page as they become avilable.
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All items/images purchased by us unless otherwise noted.
- Vintage Comic Books by Dell - NOTE: The #1 Bewitched comic (April-June 1965) is the exact same as the #12 (October 1968) book. Also, the #2 comic (July-September 1965) is the same (except for cover price) as the #14 (October 1969) book. The #1 printing is still the hardest to find and the most costly.
- Dolls (Vintage)
- Non-Vintage Dolls (Newer Licensed Items)
A note about newer collectables: I am frequently asked about the collectability of newer licensed items pertaining to TV as well as to the doll world in general. Having been an avid vintage as well as newer Barbie doll collector, this is what I tell people: Always buy what you like, don't buy something you do not like in hopes that later you will sell it for a profit on the secondary market. You may have heard this before, but it REALLY REALLY is true. Many times an item will be introduced with much "hype", touting it as the hot collectable of the year. When it hits the stores, many people are disappointed with the looks of the item. They think "well, I don't care much for it, but I am sure others will like it". They buy it in hopes of selling it later for a higher price. The reality of the matter is, is that if you don't like it, probably most other people don't like it either. A good doll or licensed item is only as good as the quality and workmanship that goes into it, which is something that everyone can see. In the Barbie doll world, the most popular dolls which become worth more later are the truly beautiful ones, using unique fabrics, themes and lovely faces. Gone are the days of buying up all the "common" dolls thinking that since few people are buying them, there will be a demand for them later when people realize what they missed. Not true, the fact is that no one wants the Barbies that offer little in the way of uniqueness. So, if you like something and it really speaks to you, then by all means buy it, regardless of what the collectable is. But do not buy something of lesser quality in hopes that it will skyrocket in value later - it won't. Not buying what you don't like also sends a message to the manufacturer that their product does not satisfy the demands of the public. This ensures competition as well as companies raising the standards of their products.
- Costumes
- Other Miscellaneous Collectables (new or recent, 90's and beyond)
- Bewitched T-Shirts
- Books
- Johnny Cool (1959) (43K)
- Who's Been Sleeping In My Bed? (1963) (43K) Dan Stevenson Collection
- Bewitched by Al Hine (1965) (38K)
- Bewitched Coloring Book (1965) - Published by Treasure Books, Div. of Grosset & Dunlap. (39K) Dan Stevenson Collection
- Bewitched Fun And Activity Book (1965) (37K)
- Bewitched Story Book (1965) - Story by Ellen Lenhart,
published by Wonder Books, a division of Grosset & Dunlap, Inc. (43K) Dan Stevenson Collection
- British Bewitched Annual (1966) - A collection of 7
different short Bewitched-related fictional stories with color drawings of the characters, written with that special "British flair". Published by World Distributors. (23K)
- British Bewitched Annual (1967) - A collection of 31
different short Bewitched-related fictional stories with color drawings of the characters, written by Kevin McGarry, L. Ryder, M. Broadley & L. Porter utilizing
their special "British flair". Published by World Distributors. (45K) Dan Stevenson Collection
- Bewitched - The Opposite Uncle (1970) (37K)
- A Case Of Rape (1975) (45K)
- The Bewitched Book by Herbie Pilato
(1992) (36K)
- Funny Business: The Craft Of Comedy Writing, a book by Sol Saks, the creator of Bewitched (1991) (30K)
- TV Guide Covers
- July 24, 1953(20K) (Detroit, MI)
- June 19, 1955(24K) (NY, NY)
- January 29, 1964 (32K) (Uruguay)
- June 6, 1964 (30K) (Another cover from South America)
- November 28, 1964 (32K)
- December 27, 1964 (26K) (Chicago, Ill)
- February 6, 1965 (26K) (St. Louis, MO)
- May 29, 1965 (28K)
- May 29, 1965 (25K) (Joliet, Ill)
- June 5, 1965(27K) (St. Louis, MO)
- September 5, 1965(29K) (New York, NY)
- November 5, 1965(23K) Dan Stevenson Collection
- November 24, 1965(30K) (Australia)
- December 18, 1965(30K) (St. Louis, MO)
- December 27, 1965(28K) (St. Louis)
- January 9, 1966(37K) (Los Angeles, CA)
- January 9, 1966 (26K) (Rocky Mountain News)
- February 20, 1966 (28K) (Baltimore, MD)
- March 1, 1966 (26K) (South America)
- June 18, 1966 (32K)
- June 26, 1966 (28K) (St. Louis, MO)
- August 21, 1966 (31K) (Baltimore, MD)
- December 30, 1966 (31K) (The Netherlands)
- January 15, 1967 (28K) (Washington DC)
- April 15, 1967(24K) (Chicago, Illinois)
- May 13, 1967 (26K)
- January 20, 1968(34K) (Tasmania)
- Jan 27, 1968 (27K)
- May 10, 1968 (28K) (South America)
- June 29, 1968 (30K) (St. Louis, MO)
- July 20, 1968 (35K) (New South Wales, Australia)
- July 21, 1968 (32K) (Rochester, NY)
- September 1, 1968 (30K) (Boston, Mass)
- November 16, 1968 (31K) (Chicago, Ill)
- January 5, 1969 (31K) (Washington, DC)
- March 7, 1969 (32K) (South America)
- March 22, 1969 (29K)
- April 19, 1969 (32K)
- October 30, 1969 (29K) (South America)
- November 21, 1969, (26K) (Cleveland, Ohio)
- February 7, 1970 (27K)
- May 9, 1970(24K) (Chicago, Illinois)
- July 8, 1970(33K)
- June 12, 1971(25K)
- August 21, 1971 (36K)
- February 19, 1971 (25K) (Cleveland, Ohio)
- March 18, 1972 (32K) (Joliet, Ill)
- February 1, 1976 (36K) (Los Angeles, CA) Thank you Paz ;-)
- February 19, 1978 (30K) (Chicago Tribune)
- January 18, 1981 (36K) (Los Angeles, CA)
- January 21, 1990 (27K) Dan Stevenson Collection
- January 21, 1990 (28K) (Pittsburgh, PA)
- February 17, 1991 (28K) (Chicago, Ill)
- May 2, 1993 (27K) (Chicago, Ill)
- March 27, 1994 (32K)
- May 25, 1995 (28K) "Who" Magazine from Australia, sister to our "People" Magazine, gave Elizabeth the full cover, while "People" here in the states only gave her a small corner! Keith Findlay Collection, Australia
- August 13, 1995 (27K) 31 years later, Elizabeth is still making TV guide covers! (NY Times)
- Games
- Other Vintage Items
- Children's Bewitched baby doll bottle (16K)
- 40x60 Bewitched ad poster from Chevy dealers, 1964 (32K)
- Johnny Cool movie soundtrack (1963, United Artists) Kewl album, I found it in "still sealed" condition too! (34K)
- Johnny Cool lobby card 11x14 (1963) (32K)
- Bekins moving truck with Bewitched ad pasted on top. N/A (31K)
- Life cereal box Bewitched hunt game (1965) (57K)
- ABC TV Network interview with Elizabeth Montgomery (57K) This is one of the rarest pieces of Bewitched memorabilia that there is. I have heard of no others that have surfaced. It is a 45 RPM sized record (you play at 33-1/3 though) that I purchased for quite a bit of $$ in 1998. I got it from a former ABC employee who worked in the Desilu Culver Studios in either 1966 or 1967. She was friends with the guy who ran the mailroom and he knew she collected "everything" so he sent her any promo records or anything else that he ran across. She had it "in a drawer" for all these years. One side has the interviewer's voice and Elizabeth's, the other is open-ended with only Elizabeth's answers so any station could use their own announcer to "ask" the questions. One of the coolest things about the record is that the vinyl is very unusual! You can't see this in the picture, but when you hold it up to the light it is a beautiful mottled tortoiseshell brown and blue color, with some areas of the blue being transparent. The record was played at radio stations to promote the show during this time. Very cool. It is my favorite piece of vintage Bewitched memorabilia.
- 1966 Emmy Awards program, cover (22K)
- 1966 Emmy Awards program, nomination page 1 Elizabeth is listed here as a nominee for "Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series". She lost to Mary Tyler Moore (boooooooohooooooo) (32K)
- 1966 Emmy Awards program, nomination page 2 Alice Pearce and Agnes Moorehead are listed here as nominees for "Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Comedy". Alice Pearce won, yay! Not shown but also in this program was the nomination for William Asher for "Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy" (and the Emmy goes to.....WILLIAM ASHER!!). 'Twas a good year for Bewitched nominations and Emmys. (35K)
- 10 cent writing tablet (41K)
- 29 cent writing tablet (38K)
- Another 29 cent writing tablet (17K)
- American Baby Magazine given out free at Pediatrician's offices, October, 1966 (40K)
- When Bewitched special effects man Dick Albain had the cast over to his house after filming the pilot, he asked the cast members present to autograph some of the tiles from his home. They were given to Herbie Pilato when he interviewed him for his first Bewitched book. (36K) Color photo courtesy Herbie Pilato
- Colpix Bewitched 45 RPM record - RARE! (24K)
- This photo I received from someone who used to work at Sunset Gower during the Bewitched years. When the show ended, he salvaged these 3 unique items from the trash! A stamp that says "Bewitched" on it, and 2 nose molds made from Dick Sargent's nose by the special effects department! (24K)
- Movie poster from "Johnny Cool", a 1963 movie which Elizabeth starred in. (40K) Dan Stevenson Collection
- Window Card from "Who's Been Sleeping In My Bed", another 1963 movie which Elizabeth Starred in. (62K)
- Here is a very large Australian TV Movie Poster from "Dark Victory", a 1976 movie which Elizabeth starred in. This is unusual, as normally posters are not made for TV movies. (39K)
- Trading Cards - Courtesy Bill Morgan
- During the early years of the Bewitched, Topps Chewing Gum, Inc. issued a very limited test set of Bewitched trading cards. Of the 28 made, only a few have surfaced on the collectibles market today with no signs of a display box or wrapper. Here is one of the test cards (10K)
- From Australia, Bewitched trading card #20 of 32 cards which was inserted into "TV Week" (an Australian TV Guide) recently. (16K)
- In 1994, Funfax issued a 50 card set titled "60's Sci-Fi & Terror TV" of which card #22 is from Bewitched (14K) Their sequal set contained the vertical card #76.
- In 1993, part of The Flinstones set contained card #44 that features Samantha and Darrin's only cartoon guest appearance. (16K)
- Videos and Laser Discs Featuring Elizabeth
- Japanese Bewitched laser disc 1 (26K)
- Japanese Bewitched laser disc 2 (33K)
- Japanese Bewitched laser disc 3 (27K)
- 1985 video of TV movie "Amos" (19K)
- Video of TV movie "Act Of Violence", retitled "Deadline Assault" for video release. (19K)
- TV movie "Mrs. Sundance" (15K)
- 1955 Live telecast on NBC's Kraft Television Theatre, entitled "Rod Serling's Patterns". Elizabeth was 21 years old here. (31K) Rhino Home Video
- 1961 episode of The Twilight Zone, entitled "Two". (34K) CBS Video
- 1961 episode of Boris Karloff's series "Thriller" entitled "Masquerade" (30K)MCA Universal Video
- 1963 episode of Rawhide entitled "Incident At El Crucero". (34K) From the Columbia House Video Collection
- 1965 movie "How To Stuff A Wild Bikini" (27K) William Asher wrote & directed this movie, while Elizabeth makes a cameo appearance and twitches her nose! From Warner Home Video.
- Bewitched Columbia House Video Series (1993) There are currently 20 tapes available with 4 half-hour episodes on each. (30K)
- Bewitched Box Set - Contains 3 tapes. The first is entitled "Meet The Stephens", and contains "I Darrin Take This Witch Samantha" and "And Then There Were Three". The second tape is entitled "Cuz It's Witchcraft", and contains "Nobody But A Frog Knows How To Live" and "Samantha's Wedding Present". The Third tape is entitled "This Spells Trouble", and contains "Long Live The Queen" and "It's So Nice To Have A Spouse Around The House". They are available either as a boxed set or individually. Order them online NOW HERE!
- "Generation Zap" - Contains THREE episodes: #113 "No Zip In My Zap", #118 "Allergic To Macedonian Dodo Birds" and #119 "Samantha's Thanksgiving To Remember". Order this video NOW online HERE!
- "It's All Relative" - Contains THREE episodes: #87 "My Friend Ben", #88 "Samantha For The Defense" and #168 "Samantha's Good News". Order this video NOW online HERE!
- A Bewitched Christmas - Contains episodes #15 and #123.(47K)
- A Bewitched Christmas 2 - Contains episodes #213 and #184.(45K)
- A Bewitched Halloween - Contains episodes #7 and 43.(34K)
- 1972 movie "Out Of Contention" - This movie is actually "The Victim", but the name was changed for this British release on video. It also has been titled "The Storm".(30K)
- 1990 movie "Face To Face" (27K)
- 1992 Documentary entitled "The Panama Deception" which Elizabeth does the narration for. (30K)Rhino Home Video
- Autographs - NOTE: I have included only autographs I feel are authentic so you may compare signatures to ones you may be considering for purchase. There are many forged sigs out there (especially on e-bay), so beware!
- Dick York drew this picture on an envelope and gave it to a fan (later years) (18K)
- Earlier Montgomery autographed photo (23K)
- Paul Lynde autographed photo (30K)
- Later Montgomery autographed photo (31K)
- Dick Sargent handwritten letter to a fan who requested an autographed photo (43K)
- Montgomery/Sargent autographed photo (39K)
- Agnes Moorehead Sympathy Letter, partial (35K)
- A little off the beaten track, but I think it's interesting. Letter from President Dwight D. Eisenhower to Elizabeth's father Robert Montgomery when he was hospitalized. (30K)
- A birthday letter from President Dwight D. Eisenhower to Elizabeth's father Robert Montgomery. (22K)
- Sandra Gould signed photo (38K)
- Montgomery autographed photo (24K)
- Remember Dr. Anton, Sam's mortal (AND real life, "in name only") doctor? He also played Patty Duke's father, as well as many, many other parts. He has been used for at least 4 decades for voice-over work - he certainly has a voice you would recognize! His name is William Shallert, and here is his autographed photo. (26K)
- Our friend Erin Murphy thanked us with this autograph (37K)
- Here is an autographed photo signed by both Diane & Erin Murphy, showing a childhood signature as well as an adult one. (28K)
- Kasey Rogers, Sandra Gould & Bernard Fox (3 of the 4 remaining major cast members) autographed this great photo in front of the Bewitched house for us. (69K)
- Here is a stamped autographed photo of Elizabeth, one of a few that was stamped with a misspelled first name ("Elizabert")! (14K) Estep Collection (24K)
- Here is an arcade card of Elizabeth, also showing the misspelled name "Elizabert". (23K)
- Here is an autographed photo signed by Elizabeth, Dick York & Agnes Moorehead. (30K) Estep Collection (35K)
- Another 60's autographed photo of Elizabeth (21K) Estep Collection (29K)
- See another stamped autographed photo of Elizabeth, that was sent out by the studio when one was requested by a fan (17K) Estep Collection (29K)
- Here is a later autographed photo of Elizabeth. (19K) Colbert Collection (36K)
- Here is an old autographed photo of Maurice Evans from his Shakespearian days. (16K) Sawyers Collection
- See an autographed photo of Agnes Moorehead from her Bewitched days. (17K) Sawyers Collection
- If you wrote to Elizabeth, Dick York Or Agnes during the early Bewitched years this is the photo you would have received. The back was autographed by all 3 cast members. (16K) McCullars Collection
- Here is an autographed photo signed by Liz and Dick York (21K) Sawyers Collection
- Elizabeth's official signature - 1974 - Use this example
to check for authenticity when purchasing autographs. (8K)
- Another example of Elizabeth's signature (21K)
- A photo signed by Elizabeth (15K) Dan Stevenson Collection (38K)
- Another photo signed by Elizabeth (20K) Dan Stevenson Collection (34K)
- A photo signed by Dick Sargent and Elizabeth (44K) Dan Stevenson Collection
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