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Quickie Manufacturing Company Lucite Deal Toy

Lucite deal toy for the recapitalization of Quickie Manufacturing Company, based in New Jersey, a provider of household products. Sewaya Segalas, based in New York City, was the exclusive financial advisor to Quickie.

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Custom Lucite Beer Glass

Custom Lucite beer glass marking the acquisition of Florida-based Alehouse Restaurants by Roark Capital Group of Atlanta. KeyBank Capital Markets, headquartered in Cleveland, provided funding for the acquisition.

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Lucite Real Estate Tombstone

Real estate deal toy, incorporating a gavel, and commemorating the sale of an office building on Courthouse Road in Arlington, Virginia. Eastdil arranged the sale and financing from West Mesa Capital, a commercial real estate lender based in Los Angeles.

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Real Estate Deal Gift

Lucite tombstone marking the sale of a warehouse distribution center to International Paper. The facility is located in Edwardsville, Kansas.

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Real Estate Lucite

Custom Lucite commemorating notes issued by Soho House, a London-based private member’s club catering to the film and media industries. Imperial Capital served as sole book runner and manager of the issue.

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European Deal Toys: See Some Recent Highlights

November 19, 2015 by David Parry

Bankers are always curious to see tombstones designed for competing banks—and even more so if...

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French Retailer Deal Toy

Financial tombstone recognizing notes issued by retailer BUT SAS. Based in Emerainville, France, the company retails assorted household goods and appliances.

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Payment Technology Deal Toy

Custom Lucite marking a credit facility for payment technology and services firm Cayan. The Boston-based firm was previously know as Merchant Warehouse.

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Arizona State University Groundbreaking Memento

Lucite memento commemorating groundbreaking for the residential college for the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University. Scheduled for completion in 2017, the facility will house 1,594 students.

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