Thomas Kinkade Studios Licensing

Bradford Exchange

Every single artistic piece we offer begins with a passion. A passion for family. A passion for remembrance. A passion to connect and belong. A passion to escape…and see the world not as it is, but as we wish it would be. From heirloom-quality jewelry to cozy villages to finely-detailed figurines to the world’s most realistic dolls, we turn passions to art. Seeking out and encouraging the most creative local artists, as well as world-renowned thematic partners, every one of the pieces we create is unique — and not available anywhere else in the world. That makes each piece special to us, and we hope special to you. Whatever your passion is, you’re likely to find a treasure that speaks to you — and is as individual as you are. That’s our wish. In fact, we became so invested in the idea that “passion becomes art,” we bought the company! Yes, here at Bradford we are Owner-Employees. And that gives us even more desire to fulfill and exceed your expectations. Not just with product, but in personal customer care, timely delivery, no-interest payment plans and, of course, our Unconditional 100% Money Back Guarantee. We are driven to make your experience with us as joyful as possible. That’s our promise.

CEACO

Welcome to Ceaco! We are so grateful that you have found your “fit” here. Since our start in 1987 we have remained true to our mission: To create high quality, innovative and challenging jigsaw puzzles and to provide hours of family fun. We pride ourselves on developing and maintaining long standing relationships with some of the finest artists of our time. Our talented team of designers and marketing professionals are always searching the world over for developing trends, emerging artwork, and new technologies involving printing, die cutting, and unique puzzle materials. Our purpose is clear: to continue to be in the forefront of our industry and create a product that combines family entertainment with a distinctive aesthetic. Count on Ceaco for the most Creative, Exciting, and Colorful products ever! Thanks and happy puzzling!

D. Parks and Associates LLC

Art-Licensing.com is a subsidiary of D. Parks and Associates LLC — an international art licensing agency. As a licensing agency we represent intellectual property owners such as artists, illustrators, and photographers work. Manufacturers grace our art properties through a multitude of quality products. We contain exceptional art properties from well noted artists. From the whimsical to the sublime, Art-Licensing.com offers thousands of images covering a wide variety of subjects including landscapes, Americana, science fiction, children, seascape, flower arrangement, teddy bears, dog & cat, wild animals, nostalgia, classical, and fashion illustration. Our art properties have been licensed in everything from calendars, jigsaw puzzles, and toys, to stationery, textiles, home decor, gift ware, and apparel industries.

Hallmark Cards Inc.

Hallmark Cards, Inc. believes that when you care enough, you can change the world. That’s why we are dedicated to creating a more emotionally connected world and making a difference in the lives of others. Founded in 1910 by teenage entrepreneur J.C. Hall, and remaining a private company with family members on the board of directors today, Hallmark’s businesses employ approximately 27,000 worldwide and generate revenues of approximately $3.5 billion. Headquartered in Kansas City, Mo., Hallmark has a diverse portfolio of businesses: While there are many ways to experience Hallmark, the experiences that matter most to the company are the ones our customers are able to share with their friends and loved ones. We strive each day to help those experiences – and those connections – come to life. In each of our businesses we aim to be good community partners, we believe embracing diversity and inclusion is the best way to understand and serve our employees and consumers, and we strive to be environmentally responsible. This all helps to fulfill our purpose of inspiring meaningful relationships and enhancing lives. View Hallmark’s most recent Caring in Action Social Responsibility Report for an overview about the company and progress among its businesses in the areas of community involvement, sustainability, and diversity and inclusion. Hallmark also strives to responsibly manage its supply chain, adhering to the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010. View Hallmark’s fact sheet for a quick rundown of company information. If visiting Hallmark’s hometown of Kansas City, Mo., stop by the Hallmark Visitors Center to learn about our company’s humble beginnings, famous collaborations, and samples of our current products customers have grown to love.

Lionel

When Lionel founder Joshua Lionel Cowen’s immigrant family arrived in New York after the Civil War, the railroads were literally America’s engines of progress. The “Golden Spike” meeting of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific lines in 1869 unified the continent and signaled the birth of a world power. Cowen was born in 1877, just before Edison’s first electric light. He grew up with real trains, amid dizzying change. Around the time he founded Lionel in 1900, passenger lines like the peerless Twentieth Century Limited symbolized American technology and sophistication. Cowen was already a successful inventor when he created his first toy train. But The Electric Express and its offspring soon became a sacred mission, and Cowen would spend a lifetime stoking America’s imagination with the romance of the rails. He told boys that Lionels would prepare them for adulthood. Soon Dads too were encouraged to join Youngsters in model train enthusiasm, to future father-son bonding. With growing prosperity, Lionel’s layouts cropped up in more living rooms, especially at Christmas. Before mid-century, railroads were our economic lifeblood, as well as cultural icons — but it was not to last. And when Americans started driving to suburbia and flying cross-country, they stopped buying Lionel trains. By the 1960s, freight lines were being scrapped, and fathers and sons were on opposite sides of the “generation gap.” That decade saw the tragic demise of New York’s Pennsylvania Station, the retirement of The Twentieth Century Limited, and the passing of Joshua Lionel Cowen. But now the Lionel dream is back and better than ever. As Lionel looks to the future, it strives to ignite the imaginations and hearts of today’s children and adults through continued success with branded and licensed products, an increased presence in the digital space and recapturing its rightful place “under the tree.” Through partnerships with evergreen brands such as NASCAR, Warner Bros., Crayola, Coca-Cola, John Deere and many others, Lionel has lined itself up for guaranteed success for many years to come. With innovative products such as the LCS®, iCab, Battle Trains®, Lionel Tracks and a revamped, more user-friendly Lionel.com, the 115-year-old company has made sure it stays on the cutting-edge of technology. The Lionel name has always been synonymous with Christmas and a train set under every Christmas tree, and now more than ever the company’s ensuring that they are a major player in any holiday plans. For Lionel, the future is indeed bright.