Which iconic American retailer, founded in 1886, pioneered mail-order catalogs with over 100,000 items, built the world's tallest building at the time (1973), but filed for bankruptcy in 2018 after 132 years in business?

Throughout retail history, some iconic brands have disappeared despite their once-dominant market positions. These failures often reveal fascinating lessons about consumer preferences, market evolution, and business strategy. This trivia tests your knowledge about one of the most spectacular retail collapses in history - a company that transformed how Americans shopped before its dramatic decline.

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Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth's
J.C. Penney