Toy making hobby grows into national decorator toy business
Anderson expands from hobbyist to a 4000 square foot Lawrence plant producing American Keystone Series antique car toys for executive gifts and decor. Two product lines the Originals and LTD, plus prototypes for 1982, with 300 specialty shops nationwide and customers as Abercrombie and Fitch Macy’s and shops in Alaska Hawaii Canada and Mexico. He plans more staff and new lines including trains and airplanes.
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Anderson
Bob Billings
Lawrence
Abercrombie and Fitch
Halls
Macy’s
Alaska
Hawaii
Canada
Mexico
San Francisco
Roy Axline
Rick Prouse
Virginia
Thai woman builds empire of instant antiques in Chiang Mai
Thai artisan Mrs. Banyen Aksornsee runs the House of Banyen where over 120 craftsmen produce tens of thousands of instant antiques. They mimic Thai, Burmese, and Chinese designs for export to the United States, offering convincing old lookalikes at accessible prices while warning against deceptive sellers.
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Chiang Mai
Thailand
Banyen Aksornsee
Asia
Banyen
Mrs. Banyen
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