Sears, Roebuck & Co. Consumers Guide Fall 1900 Catalogue No. 110 (Reprint)
Historical Ephemera - Reprints & Reference Books

Sears, Roebuck & Co. Consumers Guide Fall 1900 Catalogue No. 110 (Reprint)

This item is a softcover reproduction of the historic Fall 1900 Sears, Roebuck & Co. Consumers Guide, specifically Catalogue No. 110. The front cover features vibrant, multi-colored lithographic-style artwork typical of the turn of the century, including a woman in a green gown holding a cornucopia and a globe with the slogan 'Cheapest Supply House on Earth.' The palette consists of primary reds, deep yellows, blacks, and sky blues. The catalog serves as a comprehensive time capsule of Americana, showcasing early 20th-century goods. Notably, there is a modern retail price of '$3.95' printed in the top right corner, which confirms this is a late-20th-century reprint rather than an original 1900 document. The condition shows minor wear, particularly with small white chips or scuff marks on the front illustration and slight creasing along the spine edges. The base of the cover lists the historical Chicago address locations on Fulton, Desplaines, and Wayman streets. Despite the minor cosmetic surface wear, the binding appears intact and the paper quality suggests a mass-market paperback construction from the 1970s or 1980s.

Estimated Value

$10 - $20

Basic Information

Category

Historical Ephemera - Reprints & Reference Books

Appraised On

April 21, 2026

Estimated Value

$10 - $20

Item Description

This item is a softcover reproduction of the historic Fall 1900 Sears, Roebuck & Co. Consumers Guide, specifically Catalogue No. 110. The front cover features vibrant, multi-colored lithographic-style artwork typical of the turn of the century, including a woman in a green gown holding a cornucopia and a globe with the slogan 'Cheapest Supply House on Earth.' The palette consists of primary reds, deep yellows, blacks, and sky blues. The catalog serves as a comprehensive time capsule of Americana, showcasing early 20th-century goods. Notably, there is a modern retail price of '$3.95' printed in the top right corner, which confirms this is a late-20th-century reprint rather than an original 1900 document. The condition shows minor wear, particularly with small white chips or scuff marks on the front illustration and slight creasing along the spine edges. The base of the cover lists the historical Chicago address locations on Fulton, Desplaines, and Wayman streets. Despite the minor cosmetic surface wear, the binding appears intact and the paper quality suggests a mass-market paperback construction from the 1970s or 1980s.

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