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For more insightful retail coverage, please sign up for our free newsletters. A corner of a now-closed Sears in suburban Baltimore's Security Square Mall offers a sparse assortment of furniture and luggage. Lisicky points out that Sears has been troubled for decades. Its stores became dull, lifeless, and neglected. Lots of merchandise gives the appearance of business as usual at a now-closed Sears in Silver Spring, Maryland's White Oak Shopping Center, but look closely: The first floor is bare, with the escalator blocked off.

Box-like signs serve two purposes at a now-closed Sears in Brunswick, Maine: They fill empty space, and encourage shoppers to head to Sears. A sparsely used parking lot at a now-closed Minneapolis Kmart foreshadows hard times to come. The store, which was already liquidating when the city erupted in protests after the May murder of George Floyd, was subsequently looted and damaged, Lisicky says.

After it was boarded up, it was painted with murals calling for healing, and salvageable merchandise was donated to charity. A chaotic assortment of food and home goods greets shoppers at a now-closed Kmart in Essex, Maryland. A sign urges social distancing during a liquidation sale at a now-closed Kmart in Columbia, Pennsylvania, but it doesn't look like the 6-foot rule was a problem. Red signs, not blue lights, beckon shoppers for deals at a now-closed Kmart in Silver Spring, Maryland.

The blue-light special and its accompanying catchphrase, "Attention, Kmart shoppers But for me, the Sears Catalogue was about toys, bikes, and sports equipment, ripe for a Christmas morning.

To turn the pages efficiently, I licked the index finger of one hand, making checkmarks along the way with my pen in the other, lingering at the enticing display of bicycles with my eye on a Schwinn or a Monarch Rocket Royal I finally got one , more than a whole page of two-wheel candy. Done, but just for this night, I closed the catalogue and whistled.

By the time I suspected what I wanted, my elbows were sore, and my flushed cheeks were make-up-red from the heat of the stove. My secret stash of desirables continued, though my confusion waned. The venerable retail giant has gone bankrupt after years in business. The last Sears Catalogue was published in January Roy Rogers and Ted are gone also.