Service Merchandise is an online retailer and former retailer chain of catalog showrooms carrying fine jewelry, toys, sporting goods, and electronics that existed for 68 years (from 1934 to 2002). The company's former chairman and CEO, Raymond Zimmerman, resurrected the Service Merchandise name to create a new web store in 2004 (ServiceMerchandise.com) after buying the name and logo at an auction.
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Zalma, Missouri - History
... Slagle General Merchandise Store across the way would burn also. 21, 1880, Louis Houck completed a railroad between Cape Girardeau and Delta, but service did not begin until Jan ... (Baxter) James operated the first general merchandise store at Zalma ...
... Slagle General Merchandise Store across the way would burn also. 21, 1880, Louis Houck completed a railroad between Cape Girardeau and Delta, but service did not begin until Jan ... (Baxter) James operated the first general merchandise store at Zalma ...
List Of Defunct Retailers Of The United States - Catalog Showrooms
... closing and selling showrooms due to shrinking market share, and stopped retailing non-jewelry merchandise ... Some showrooms were acquired by Service Merchandise ... for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the second time Consumers and Consumers Express K's Merchandise Service Merchandise — filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1999 ceased operations by early ...
... closing and selling showrooms due to shrinking market share, and stopped retailing non-jewelry merchandise ... Some showrooms were acquired by Service Merchandise ... for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the second time Consumers and Consumers Express K's Merchandise Service Merchandise — filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1999 ceased operations by early ...
Century Mall - History
... the Goldblatt building among Burlington Coat Factory, Service Merchandise, and other stores ... food court was located near the south side of the mall, located near the long corridor leading to Service Merchandise and Burlington Coat Factory ... Service Merchandise relocated in 1995 to a new store roughly half a mile away at the Crossings at Hobart shopping center ...
... the Goldblatt building among Burlington Coat Factory, Service Merchandise, and other stores ... food court was located near the south side of the mall, located near the long corridor leading to Service Merchandise and Burlington Coat Factory ... Service Merchandise relocated in 1995 to a new store roughly half a mile away at the Crossings at Hobart shopping center ...
Sawgrass Mills - History
... Maxx, Service Merchandise and the first location of Last Call From Neiman Marcus ... currently anchored by American Signature Furniture (in the old Service Merchandise space) ... A lawsuit ensued when catalog showroom chain Service Merchandise opened instead, as the Luria company blamed Mills Corporation for choosing Service Merchandise instead ...
... Maxx, Service Merchandise and the first location of Last Call From Neiman Marcus ... currently anchored by American Signature Furniture (in the old Service Merchandise space) ... A lawsuit ensued when catalog showroom chain Service Merchandise opened instead, as the Luria company blamed Mills Corporation for choosing Service Merchandise instead ...
Ellman's
... Ellman's was a major catalog merchant, similar to now-defunct Service Merchandise ... Directly competing with Service Merchandise, Ellman's was ultimately bought out by Service Merchandise in 1985 and all stores were converted to Service ...
... Ellman's was a major catalog merchant, similar to now-defunct Service Merchandise ... Directly competing with Service Merchandise, Ellman's was ultimately bought out by Service Merchandise in 1985 and all stores were converted to Service ...
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