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20 Forgotten Yet Beloved Shopping Catalogs from the ’70s and ’80s Catalogs represent a bygone era in our culture of shopping What started as a marvelous convenience for shoppers who could order whatever they needed via mail or phone has become an antiquated system, trumped by the immediacy of online shopping and same-day delivery
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Wishbooks: A Look at Christmas Catalogs of the ’70s Christmas catalogs were telephone-book-sized tomes from department stores, showcasing everything anyone could ever want for Christmas Sure, they featured adult items like clothes, pots and pans, or fishing rods—but let’s be real: these voluminous books weren’t geared toward grown-ups
ALDENS 1970 Christmas Catalog-vintage 70s fashions and toys All catalogs are in used condition As with anything of this age it may smell old and have yellowing pages If you are looking for a catalog that is not listed chances are we have one!
7 catalog shopping memories from the 70s that only Boomers can recall . . . Catalog shopping in the 1970s was an exercise in patience, trust, and imagination You had to believe that the company would send you the right item, that your payment wouldn't disappear into the void, and that what arrived would be close enough to what you circled in those glossy pages
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