From the 1979 McCulloch's Holiday Catalog. https://archive.org/details/mccullochs1979images
McCulloch Department Store was a staple department store in downtown Salem, Ohio from 1912 to 1982. This catalog was issued for the Christmas 1979 season.
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24A. Sometimes, just a jacket can add ambiance. Sally Gee acrylic plush jacket with shawl collar is available in black, grey and concord red. 28.00
24B. This season, choose the sweater blazer from R.B.K. Imports. Notched collar, a trio of pockets, in all acrylic shaker stitch of camel or ivory. S-M-L. 29.00
24C. The Hand Knitted Look from Rajé. Ribbed collar, turn back cuffs and patch pockets. On a sweater jacket made of natural color Wintuk® yarns of Dupont Orlon® acrylic. 36-42 34.00
24D. Choose one or two (or more) of these cowl necks in Kenlon nylon by Keneth. Teal, primrose, caramel, black, beige or cranberry S-M-L. 13.00
24E. A garden of wooly, winter vegetables are embroidered in neat rows on this acrylic long-sleeved pullover from Cyn Les. Navy multi or white multi. S-M-L. 26.00
Great gift knits from Betmar in Nordic pattern ivory, camel or wine, one size.
25A. Cuffed hat 2.00
25B. Coordinating muffler, 9.00
25C. Gloves, 5.00
25D. Sweater, 17.00
25E. The plaid muffler from Speciality House, Wool/nylon in assorted colors. 12.00
25F. From Fownes Gloves, the turn cuff palmer, with suede back and contrasting applique, gripper patch palm. Camel, bone, (not shown) black, rust or grey acrylic. One size. 10.00
25G. A cuffed hat and matching fringed scarf in a clear gift box. Navy, brown, bone, camel, red or burgundy acrylic knit. One size. From Ben Berger. 9.00
25H. The Aris Isotoner 500 driving glove with unique iso-massage action, gives hands a brief vacation. Brown/camel, camel/mink, black/self, black/mink or camel/self. Washable, Antron® nylon Lycra® Spandex with leather chevron trim. One size. 17.00
25J. Isotoner warm-up with acrylic knit lining and Isotoner outer. Brown/camel, camel/mink, black/self or camel/self. One size. 20.00
Bibiana talking to Ben (mostly cropped out of the shot), with her mother and younger brother. Daniel, said brother, is quite honestly one of the most promising individuals I've met in some time. We had a couple of great conversations during my stay in Colombia, and I wish him nothing but success in all his future endeavors.
Off to see the Maestro. This is a video poem produced by C. R. with music by Robert Littlejohn. A road trip, a world class Italian joint, a damn fine time.
