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EUC Vintage 1998 Sears Holiday Wish Book Christmas Catalog Toys 90s Nostalgia
This Christmas magazine is pre-owned and in great condition. "In very good condition with age-expected character." The spine is intact and solid. All pages are intact without any markings, writing, circles on items, rips, tears, stains or damage otherwise. However, page 155 at the top right corner has a Yahtzee game cut out of the page. You will see this in photo numbers 22 & 23. Pages are not bent or "dog eared". Front cover has a few wrinkles, bottom and top edges of the spine have minor discoloration due to age appropriate use and wear. This magazine is an excellent piece of 1990s nostalgia and its condition makes it even better. Please see all photos for a complete visual description of the book and its condition.
Packed with the toys, electronics, clothing, gifts and pop-culture favorites of the late 1990s, these old Christmas catalogs have become wonderful nostalgia pieces for collectors who remember circling their favorite toys and making Christmas lists from the Sears Wish Book.
Perfect for 1990s memorabilia collectors, vintage toy enthusiasts, Christmas collectors, advertising collectors, or anyone looking for a serious dose of childhood nostalgia.
Features & Specs:
- Brand/Retailer: Sears
- Title: Holiday Wish Book
- Year: 1998
- Original vintage catalog
- Christmas / holiday edition
- Features toys, gifts, electronics, clothing & more
- Excellent 1990s pop-culture reference
- Vintage advertising collectible
- Great Christmas display or coffee-table piece
- Physical original — not a reproduction
Why you'll love it:This is basically Christmas 1998 preserved in book form. It's incredibly fun to flip through and see the toys, trends and prices that defined the late '90s.
Fun Fact:The Sears Christmas Wish Book tradition dates all the way back to 1933. Interestingly, Sears also launched Wishbook.com in 1998, making your 1998 physical catalog part of the era when the famous Wish Book was beginning its transition toward online shopping.
