VINTAGE 1974 SEARS WISH BOOK CHRISTMAS CATALOG Toys, Barbie Dolls, Trains, etc.
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RELISTING BECAUSE MY HIGH BIDDER FAILED TO PAY. Up for auction is a vintage SEARS, Roebuck & Company 1974 Chistmas Season Wishbook Catalog. It has 594 pages full of groovy 1970s Fashions and Housewares along with tons of TOYS from that era such as: Winnie the Pooh, Dolls, 1970's Barbies, Furgas, FP huggables, Shirley Temple, Levi, Baby Beans, Kewpie, Sunshine Family, Raggedy Ann & Andy, Talking Mrs. Beasley, Drowsy, ventriloquist dummies, Tiffany Taylor, Crissy, Zip & Tippy, Bugs, Smokey, Dressy Bessy, Sesame Street, Poppin' Fresh Family, Johnny & Jane West and accessories, Weebles Fisher-Price, View-Master, Matchbox, Tonka, GI Joe, Big Jim, Tyco, Marx, etc. Look to photos for further description and please feel free to ask any questions you may have.I ship via USPS Mail (usually Priority with Delivery Confirmation) ONLY.Thanks for looking!Now for the fine print:Almost everything I sell is an estate find and therefore "vintage" or "used" and NOT NEW unless otherwise noted in item description.Please note that all auction items are sold "as is" , with no returns. (Unless I have grossly misrepresented an item which I would not do on purpose.)I will be happy to answer any of your questions concerning the item or provide additional photos if needed before purchasing.HOWEVER, PLEASE DO NOT ASK ME TO END MY AUCTIONS EARLY . If I have a
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