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Model House Wood Deal Toy

Wood Deal toy recognizing notes issued by real estate and construction firm Ashton Woods Homes, based in Roswell, Georgia. J.P. Morgan and Wells Fargo served as joint bookrunners for the issue.

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Modular Wood Financial Tombstone

Wooden financial tombstone celebrating a series of strategic initiatives by Texas-based engineering firm Aperture.

(21ALJ135)
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Builder’s FirstSource Wood Deal Toy

Wood deal toy recognizing a common stock offering made by Builders FirstSource, a building products manufacturer based in Dallas, Texas.

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Wood Williams Partners Deal Toy

Wood deal toy commemorating block trade involving Williams Partners, a gas pipeline operator headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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Wood and Lucite Deal Toy

Wood and Lucite Deal Toy

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Wood and Lucite Deal Toy – Train

G8 Education Limited – DBS – Wood and Lucite Deal Toy

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Packaging-Themed Wood Coating Deal Toy

Wood and Lucite deal toy commemorating the acquisition of Ceramic Industrial Coatings. The Minnesota-based company manufactures wood coating systems (along with sealants, adhesives, and elastomers) for flooring, cabinets, and furniture. (23AZH096)

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Wood Sustainability-Themed Real Estate Deal Toy

Wood deal toy commemorating financing provided for Bakers Place. The Madison, Wisconsin housing project has emphasized sustainability and environmental concerns in its design, construction, and eventual operation. (23AJH016)

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Side view of wood commemorative marking financing provided for Bakers Place, a sustainability-focused housing project. Back view of deal toy celebrating financing provided for a real estate project by sustainability-focused developer the Neutral Group.

Hollywood Sign-Themed Deal Toy

Crystal deal toy commemorating a revolving credit facility provided for Westwood Financial, a Los Angeles-based real estate investment firm.

(20AKL001)
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Crystal deal tombstone marking a credit facility provided for Westwood Financial. The Los Angeles-based investment firm owns over 70 shopping centers across the U.S.