Riding the Pop Culture Range: 1975 Sears Catalog

Thursday, May 5, 2016

1975 Sears Catalog

The cowboy look was back in the seventies. From: http://metv.com/stories/11-extremely-seventies-pages-from-the-1975-sears-catalog

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rnigmaMay 22, 2016 at 9:33 PM
The '75 Sears catalog would be infamous for "The Man on Page 602" (immortalized in a song by Zoot Fenster), an underwear model who showed a bit more than he planned.
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