Brady Bunch Lemon Cookie Jar on eBay

Someone is selling a vintage cookie jar like The Bradys had in their kitchen. I have found these come in three sizes, I think The Brady's had the largest, I have a medium, this looks like it might be large. They are all pretty similar. 

eBay Brady Bunch Lemons Cookie Jar

The Reused Brady Bunch Prop Magazine

This copy of Home Decor was The Bradys favorite. They always kept a copy around the house.

Below, you can see one for sale on the newstand,

Other Posts about HOME DECOR:

Peter Brady and Jeannie Reading the Same Prop Magazine

Original Brady Bunch Prop

Maureen McCormick’s Kitty Karry-All Doll

In 1996 Rosie O'Donnell mentions that she has a Kitty Karry-All doll given to her by Maureen McCormick. I imagine it's the one shown here. It seems like all three girls were given a doll, perhaps separate from the screen-used ones? Who knows?!🤷🏻‍♂️

Brand Names in a Bewitched Supermarket

Unlike a lot of shows which used generic fake product labels, this episode of Bewitched had a set full of real-life brand names found on a supermarket shelf in 1969. It's a nice look at 60s products and labels.

I imagine there was some sort of product placement deal in place, and Bewitched was sponsored by Quaker Oats. Elizabeth Montgomery and Dick York appeared in commercials in character as Darrin and Samantha

A Brady Bunch Supermarket Set:

SAFE Detergent On The Waltons -1980/81

In the final season of The Waltons, Ike Godsey's store was stocked with The Bradys' Safe Laundry Detergent.  It would be interesting to hear how it ended up at Warner Brothers. It does seem like it was created specifically for that Brady Bunch episode.  The name "Safe" and the box was so prominent in the episode, "And, now a word from our sponsor" 

Cindy Brady's Madame Alexander Ragdoll From Pilot Episode

The Madame Alexander Doll was fired after the Brady Bunch pilot was made, and replaced by Kitty Carry-All. But, she also guest starred in "Samantha, the Sculptress", a Bewitched episode in early 1969.

Valiant Brand Cigarettes

Carol Brady and John Walton both had to deal with problematic children who were experimenting with cigarette smoking. They both smoked the fictional, prop Valiant brand. 

The Brady Bunch  1971

The Waltons 1979

Here, Shirley Patridge helps sell the brand

Mannix 1973

Wakey Flakes Prop Cereal

Like a lot of people in TV Land, The Bradys ate Wakey Flakes, and were true to The Wakey line of products. 

It would be interesting to know more about these generic labels, and where they initially came from.  At some point it looks like lots of productions had access to a printer to add font to a similar landscape design for all kinds of prop products. 

The Dick Van Dyke Show

The Lucy Show

Mission: Impossible

My Favorite Martain

The Waltons

Bewitched

The Partridge Family

My Favorite Martian

Petticoat Junction