These are pretty cool, thanks for the contribution. I'll make a Sticky out of this. There are guys who collect manuals like these and they'll love them.
10 Years of Sears on Microfilm
This past Wednesday, I drove to Birmingham, AL and made use of their library's Sears Catalogs on microfilm. The quality isn't all that great in spots, but it sure brings back some great memories. Enjoy, everyone!
Sears 1980: Sears Home 19800000.pdf
Sears 1981: Sears Home 19810000.pdf
Sears 1982A: Sears Spring 1982 (1)0000.pdf
Sears 1982B: Sears Spring 19820000.pdf
Sears 1983: Sears Home 19830000.pdf
Sears 1984: Sears Home 19840000.pdf
Sears 1985: Sears Home 19850000.pdf
Sears 1986: Sears Home 19860000.pdf
Sears 1987: Sears Home 19870000.pdf
Sears 1988: Sears Home 19880000.pdf
Sears 1989: Sears Home 19890000.pdf
Sears 1990: Sears Home 19900000.pdf
Sears 1980: Sears Home 19800000.pdf
Sears 1981: Sears Home 19810000.pdf
Sears 1982A: Sears Spring 1982 (1)0000.pdf
Sears 1982B: Sears Spring 19820000.pdf
Sears 1983: Sears Home 19830000.pdf
Sears 1984: Sears Home 19840000.pdf
Sears 1985: Sears Home 19850000.pdf
Sears 1986: Sears Home 19860000.pdf
Sears 1987: Sears Home 19870000.pdf
Sears 1988: Sears Home 19880000.pdf
Sears 1989: Sears Home 19890000.pdf
Sears 1990: Sears Home 19900000.pdf
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It's neat to look back at those old ads and catalogs to see the prices. Also brings back some memory's. :cool
I'm one of those guys...just wish they were in color. And if anyone has some old Craftsman mower pamphlets and stuff, please PM me...I'm still looking for a couple.These are pretty cool, thanks for the contribution. I'll make a Sticky out of this. There are guys who collect manuals like these and they'll love them.
I'll take a look through my "archives" and see what I have, I've been known to hoard some stuff like that away :bag:I'm one of those guys...just wish they were in color. And if anyone has some old Craftsman mower pamphlets and stuff, please PM me...I'm still looking for a couple.
Those are great, thanks for posting them!
Nice post! I love looking at the old catalogs. FYI for scanning or copying, if they can be done in "grayscale" it will always bring out more detail in images.
Great post!!!!! :ditto:
I have a 1984 GT-18 and this was first I could "see" what it was supposed to look like! Cool to see!!
I have a 1984 GT-18 and this was first I could "see" what it was supposed to look like! Cool to see!!
Wow, Really Awesome! Thanks for uploading
These two little machines.. They must be pretty darn durable.. I see both of them on craigslist quite often.. I bought one of the newer models and it broke on me... I Will be looking for Model E This fall..
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-Stan
These two little machines.. They must be pretty darn durable.. I see both of them on craigslist quite often.. I bought one of the newer models and it broke on me... I Will be looking for Model E This fall..
-Stan
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Unfortunately, The links seem to have broken.. that's a real shame.
-Stan
-Stan
Still "broken" is there any way to fix this, or is this great source dead for good? :tango_face_sad:Unfortunately, The links seem to have broken.. that's a real shame.
-Stan
Original poster hasn't been on since 04-19-2014. Perhaps a PM would reach him through email.
You can google and view a lot of those old books online but can take some digging.
Where can I find old Sears catalogs?
https://archive.org/details/catalogs?and[]=sears&sin=
Where can I find old Sears catalogs?
https://archive.org/details/catalogs?and[]=sears&sin=
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