The Sears Wish Book was a one-time holiday staple, a door-stopper of a catalog that children would pour over and parents would browse for gift ideas. After abandoning the Wish Book several years ago, ...
Sears is bringing back its Wish Book holiday catalog after a six-year hiatus. “Our members told us they missed the Wish Book, so we had to bring it back, but in a special way that lets you share more ...
Sears won't be printing its iconic holiday Wish Book this year. It printed the catalog from 1933 to 2011, and once again in 2017. This year, it will only be available online, the Chicago Tribune ...
Like an analog Amazon, the 1968 Sears "Wish Book" sold an unrivaled assortment of mail-order goods, enough to fulfill every Christmas list at a time when trends started on department store floors.
One of the best Christmas or Hanukkah presents that young baby boomers like me got even before the holidays did not cost our parents anything. This gift was as magical as many of the costly gifts that ...
Ruth Parrington, librarian in the art department of the Chicago Public Library, studies early Sears Roebuck catalogs in the library's collection, in Chicago. The catalog Parrington is holding features ...
While it’s not exactly accurate to say the Big Book is back, Sears has created a holiday Wish Book catalog for the first time in 14 years. The more contemporary looking, slimmed-down version of the ...
Sears Holdings is reviving its once beloved "Wish Book" this season, after the retailer stopped publishing the holiday catalog six years ago. The 120-page catalog includes more than 600 Sears products ...
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