* Lincoln Motor Car Works, a company that produced cars sold exclusively by mail order by the Sears Roebuck Company from 1908 until 1912

In 1994 Sears sold the building to Boston-based AEW Capital Management with financing from MetLife.

Many of these trade instruments were formerly sold by Sears, Roebuck and Co. and other mass merchandisers.

Sears had developed and sold the Telecaption adapter, a decoding unit that could be connected to a standard television set.

The CD was exclusively released to Sears stores from September 30 to October 31, 2001, and $ 1. 00 of each sold went to breast cancer research.

Sears opened the station in 1924 as a service to farmers and subsequently sold it to the Prairie Farmer magazine in 1928.

Department stores like Sears ( in the U. S. and Canada ) and Quelle ( Germany ) sold Beta-format VCRs under their house brands, as did the RadioShack chain of electronic stores.

* Silvertone Records was the name of three different record labels, including one sold at Sears

Millions and millions of these records were sold, principally through many 5 & 10 cent department store chains of the time and through Sears & Roebuck catalogs.

The success of the LC II spawned a whole series of LC models, most of which later were sold both with the LC name to the education world and to consumers via traditional Apple dealers, and as Performa to the consumer market via electronics stores, and department stores such as Sears.

The line is sold through Amazon & Sears at present.

Minkow needed another infusion of cash, and thought he had it when he heard that KeyServ, the authorized carpet cleaner for Sears, was being sold by its British parent.

Several of the redundant Broadway locations were used to establish Bloomingdale's on the West Coast, while many other were sold to Sears.

A slightly re-designed version of the Henry J was sold by selected Sears Auto Centers during 1952 and 1953 under the brand name Allstate.

The label was sold exclusively through Sears, Roebuck and Company.

Oxford produced records in both the phonograph cylinder and disc record format and were sold through the Sears catalog in the United States of America.

* Kenmore Appliances, a brand name of household appliances sold in stores owned by Sears Holdings Corporation

Their computers were among the first IBM PC compatibles sold in retail chains such as Sears.

The small assembly line sent close to 500 units per day before Statitrol sold its invention to Emerson Electric in 1980 and Sears ’ s retailers picked up full distribution of the ' now required in every home ' smoke detector.

Sears Canada closed some Eaton's stores, converted others to Sears stores, sold others to the Hudson's Bay Company, and kept a number of downtown stores with the intention of relaunching eatons in 2000 as a more high-end, modern brand, with a lowercase " e " in a circle as its logo and a splashy ad campaign built around the colour aubergine.

Sears sold its financial businesses in 1993, and began to accept MasterCard and Visa in addition to its store credit card and the Discover Card.

* Structure-converted to Express Men, brand name later sold to Sears.

Between 1907 and 1912 in the United States, the high-wheel motor buggy ( resembling the horse buggy of before 1900 ) was in its heyday, with over seventy-five makers including Holsman ( Chicago ), IHC ( Chicago ), and Sears ( which sold via catalog ); the high-wheeler would be killed by the Model T. In 1912, Hupp ( in the U. S., supplied by Hale & Irwin ) and BSA ( in the UK ) pioneered the use of all-steel bodies, joined in 1914 by Dodge ( who produced Model T bodies ).

A common example is Willis Tower in Chicago which was and often still is referred to as the Sears Tower, even though the building was sold some time ago.

* Richard Warren Sears, founder of Sears, Roebuck, and Co, began his retail sales career by selling unclaimed watches while serving as a station agent for the railroad in Wolsey in the early 1880s.

To target farmers, Sears bought time on radio stations, and then decided to form their own station.

Just before the permanent station was ready, Sears began broadcasts on March 21, 1924 as WBBX with noon programs using the WMAQ studios.

Sears originally operated its station at its Chicago headquarters on Chicago's West Side where the company's mail order business was located.

On July 27, 1981, Adam was abducted from a Sears department store at the Hollywood Mall, across from the Hollywood Police station.

The train arrives at Chicago Union Station at 3: 15 p. m. ( Central Time ), offering views of the Chicago skyline, including the famed Willis Tower ( previously known as the Sears Tower ) before heading underground to the station platform.

It opened 18 November 2002 and is the penultimate station on the, serving Garland-area businesses including Raytheon Systems and Sears Service Center.

The call letters WGN originally referred to the Tribune-" World's Greatest Newspaper " following the pattern of other stations such as WLS ( World's Largest Store for Sears and WSM in Nashville for " We Shield Millions "-the slogan of the insurance company that owned the station.

The WLS-TV callsign stands for " World's Largest Store ", in reference to Sears, Roebuck and Company, the founding part-owners of its former AM radio sister station.

It was envisioned as a commuter link or " pedestrian station " serving as a connection from the adjacent Train Station through the existing service tunnels under the Chicago River leading to the Willis Tower ( Sears Tower ) from a series of underground spaces and passages.

The station briefly changed to country music in the late 1970s under new owner, Mike Sears, before becoming WAEC on December 3, 1978.

Young Sears jumped at the opportunity, and made an agreement with the wholesaler to keep any profit he reaped above $ 12, and then he set about offering his wares to other station agents along the railroad line for $ 14.

The station has filed a request to run 13. 8 kW at 520 m above ground level from the Sears Tower.

One of the funniest things in which almost the entire staff participated was a video project that was created as a parting gift to the station manager George Fritzinger and his exceptional German secretary, Regina Sears.

Richard Sears had been a railroad station agent in Minnesota.

Richard Warren Sears was a railroad station agent in North Redwood, Minnesota when he started a business selling watches through mail order catalogs.

Until the late 1990s the channel would air the Stock Market Observer during the trading day ( 7am-5pm ), which was produced by sister station WCIU ( Channel 26 ) in Chicago ; in fact, the station launched as a full translator of WCIU, receiving that station via a microwave link between WCIU's Sears Tower transmitter and a receiving dish atop the First Wisconsin / Firstar Center, and was Weigel's first successful attempt since trying to acquire the Channel 49 license in Racine in 1965 to establish a station in Milwaukee.