Home Furnishings Catalogs
Best Catalogs?
Home Furnishings, Clothes, Electronics (Gadgets), Toys- tell me your favs!!!
for electronics, it’d hafta be Crutchfield. Clothes, i’d hafta say L.L. Bean or Cabella’s…as for the rest, i dunno. hope this helps.
home furnishings
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LDB Interior Textiles Magazine $0 LDB Interior Textiles blends merchandising and fashion trends covering the home fashions market serving department stores, chain stores, discount/variety/general merchandise stores; bed, bath and linen-specialty retailers, curtain and drapery stores; alternative window coverings stores (including kitchen, gourmet cookware & giftware); home furnishings and /or accessories stores (other & misc.) catalogs/mail order; e-retailers, interior decorating/design retailers; fabric stores (including upholstery & slipcovers); and other retailers. Also included are manufacturers and manufacturer’s representatives jobbers/suppliers/coverters; interior decorating/interior designers and others allied to the trade. U.S. and Canadian subscriptions only. Subscription includes Annual Buyer’s Guide. |
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The Swiss Colony $19.99 Each year, millions of Swiss Colony mail-order catalogs featuring more than 30,000 items flow into American homes. Little did Raymond Kubly realize in 1926, when he had the goofy idea of selling cheese by mail, that his then-fledgling company would become a mail-order giant. In those first years, cheese wheels were cut and wrapped in consumer-sized pieces in the Kubly family basement and garage. Soon the company was selling not only cheese but sausages, meats, and pastry desserts, all from the pleasant, little southern Wisconsin city of Monroe. Today the ever-expanding Swiss Colony, having ventured into home furnishings, jewelry, apparel, and more, is one of the largest direct marketing companies in the United States. |
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The Swiss Colony, Wisconsin (Images of America Series) $1.99 Each year, millions of Swiss Colony mail-order catalogs featuring more than 30,000 items flow into American homes. Little did Raymond Kubly realize in 1926, when he had the goofy idea of selling cheese by mail, that his then-fledgling company would become a mail-order giant. In those first years, cheese wheels were cut and wrapped in consumer-sized pieces in the Kubly family basement and garage. Soon the company was selling not only cheese but sausages, meats, and pastry desserts, all from the pleasant, little southern Wisconsin city of Monroe. Today the ever-expanding Swiss Colony, having ventured into home furnishings, jewelry, apparel, and more, is one of the largest direct marketing companies in the United States. |
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Victorian Houseware, Hardware and Kitchenware: A Pictorial Archive with Over 2000 Illustrations $150 New – Teeming with over 2,000 illustrations — reprinted from rare woodcut engravings and selected from antique catalogs — this archive offers an extensive view of the furnishings of a typical 19th-century home. It features andirons and ash sifters, housemaids’ buckets and buttonhole cutters, sausage stuffers, seed strippers, spittoons, and hundreds of other items. |