1970 Sears Roebuck and Co Fall 1900 Reproduction Book
$17.00
1970 Sears Roebuck and Co 1900 Reproduction Softcover Book. Measures about 7" by 5.25". Good condition.
Step back into the dawn of the twentieth century with this 1970 reproduction of the Sears Roebuck and Co. Fall 1900 Consumers Guide. Originally issued as a promotional "compliments of Home Federal Savings," this compact volume offers a fascinating window into the material culture of the Victorian era. The cover art is a beautiful example of early-century commercial lithography, utilizing allegorical imagery and bold, decorative fonts to proclaim Sears as the "Cheapest Supply House on Earth."
Inside, the book serves as a meticulous record of turn-of-the-century life, illustrating everything from farm implements and household hardware to the latest fashions of the 1900s. Its small-scale format makes it a charming addition to a collection of retail history or a unique reference for historical research. The vibrant teal, red, and yellow tones of the cover remain bright, making it a striking piece for display on a bookshelf or as a conversation-starting accent in a "Dark Academia" styled office. For those who appreciate the evolution of American consumerism, this reproduction provides an accessible and delightful look at the vast inventory that once reached "around the world" from Chicago. It remains in good condition, preserving the intricate details of a bygone era's most famous catalog.
This item is vintage, over 55 years old.
Step back into the dawn of the twentieth century with this 1970 reproduction of the Sears Roebuck and Co. Fall 1900 Consumers Guide. Originally issued as a promotional "compliments of Home Federal Savings," this compact volume offers a fascinating window into the material culture of the Victorian era. The cover art is a beautiful example of early-century commercial lithography, utilizing allegorical imagery and bold, decorative fonts to proclaim Sears as the "Cheapest Supply House on Earth."
Inside, the book serves as a meticulous record of turn-of-the-century life, illustrating everything from farm implements and household hardware to the latest fashions of the 1900s. Its small-scale format makes it a charming addition to a collection of retail history or a unique reference for historical research. The vibrant teal, red, and yellow tones of the cover remain bright, making it a striking piece for display on a bookshelf or as a conversation-starting accent in a "Dark Academia" styled office. For those who appreciate the evolution of American consumerism, this reproduction provides an accessible and delightful look at the vast inventory that once reached "around the world" from Chicago. It remains in good condition, preserving the intricate details of a bygone era's most famous catalog.
This item is vintage, over 55 years old.