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Re: Was there such a thing as "Big Bear" markets?
Posted by Yer Humble Host on 10/14/2005, 9:53 pm, in reply to "Was there such a thing as "Big Bear" markets?"
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There were at least four separate Big Bear chains in the US: one in San Diego ceased to exist in the 1980s, one in Seattle was merged into Lucky Stores in the 1950s or 1960s, one in Ohio has recently gone belly-up, and one in North Carolina became part of Harris-Teeter in 1984. There may well be others... --Previous Message--
: I knew David did this board, so I
: naturally came here when I found stuff
: related to "Big Bear" markets
: from the 1950s.
:
: I've got a contract to digitize
: animation cels and create a website for
: liquidating these items, which were
: apparently used in theater
: advertisements in the 1940s, 1950s, and
: early 1960s (television,
: black-and-white for the 1960s). There's
: about 500,000 of these things, so we
: are picking and choosing.
:
: In any case, we've come across some of
: these animation cels for a company
: called "Big Bear Markets."
:
: Does anyone know where (in which
: states, cities) these markets did
: business? Who purchased this company
: (or do they still exist?)
:
: Many thanks.
:
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