Eamon wrote: > > The Sears catalogue *is* no longer. An American> (sorry, "United States-an") > institution for much of this century....<<< Hey! You weren't the only nation to have the Sears catalogue (note spelling) we (the Canadians that is) had it, and in fact still have it. What you didn't have (you poor bastards) though, were the Eaton's and Hudson's Bay catalogues (note spelling)! Now them were some fine catalogues (note spelling). In sad fact however, Sears has recently taken over (bought at a fire sale) Eaton's and so will now be trading under the name Eaton's in a mall near you (well in fact us). The 60s catalogues (Eaton's, Hudson's Bay, and Sears) were indeed full of all kinds of cuban heeled/buckled shoes, stylin' trousers, desert boots, lime green shirts with 6-button cuffs, cheap guitars and amplifiers, and BRAS!!!! Oh such lovely bras... Excuse me... CB ===== COLIN http://www.mohairsweets.mb.ca ____________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.co.uk address at http://mail.yahoo.co.uk or your free @yahoo.ie address at http://mail.yahoo.ie