Are the tickets on this website for sale?

No.  We don't sell old tickets.  We also don't sell new tickets.  We don't sell tickets at all.  Try eBay.  People there will buy and sell anything.

I have some old tickets I found in a drawer somewhere.  What will you give me for them?

Almost nothing.  We rarely buy tickets and when we do, we don't pay much for them.  Again, try eBay where everything's for sale.  On the other hand, if you'd like to send us scans of those tickets and allow us to post them on this site to share with the world, that would be lovely.  Our contact e-mail is below.

How much are my old tickets worth?

We haven't the foggiest.  They're worth whatever someone will pay for them, we guess.  The price of old tickets is not something that interests us in the slightest.

Do you own all the tickets on this site?

No.  We own some of them.  Other images have been donated to us by friends and other folks interested in TV history.  Again, if you have scans of old TV tickets and you'd like to share them with the world, send them to the address we'll give you in a minute.

Are all the tickets posted on this site authentic?

If by that you mean, "Are they all real tickets printed to grant admission to a TV show or radio program?" then the answer is yes.  However, we sometimes do a bit of Photoshop reconstruction on the images to make them sharper or to repair damage.

Okay, what's your e-mail address?

The address is .  NOTE: That address has been encoded to foil those who collect e-mail addresses for spamming purposes. If you can't read it in your browser, address your mail to me*oldtvtickets.com but replace the asterisk with an "@" sign.  And if you'd like to send us something via old-fashioned postal mail, please use this address.

Please note that all ticket scans submitted to this site become our property to do any silly thing we want with them.

Can I link to this wonderful site?

Absolutely...though we can't promise we'll return the favor.  But we will appreciate it and perhaps you'll want to copy this banner and use it on your webpage...

Lastly, who is responsible for this site and what did that person use to make it?

Glad you asked that!  www.oldtvtickets.com is operated by and was designed by Mark Evanier using Microsoft Front Page 2002, Xara-X 1.0,  Adobe Photoshop 7.0, Thumbs Plus 5.1 and a recent version of Movable Type.   This site is hosted by the fine folks at Dreamhost.  All rights in the text material are reserved and may not be reproduced, except for Fair Use excerpts, without permission.

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