See also:
MTM Midwest Trophy Mfg., Inc.
mwtrophy.com
Specializing in school and corporate award manufacturing, with online catalogs, USA theme merchandise, and Special Olympics, government, and organization specific promotional items.
1st Fit Supplies
1st-fit.com
Global wholesale suppliers and producers of resin, pewter and silver plated metal articles including figurines, trophies, awards, medals, plaques, tankards, gifts, and models.
Pella Engraving Co.
pellaengraving.com
Metal etched plaques, achievement awards, signs, metal photos, hot stamp dies and letterpress plates, and laser products.
Airflyte
airflytecatalog.com
Manufacturer of recognition awards including plaques, acrylics, clocks, pens, gifts, and accessories.
Discount Trophy & Co., Inc.
discount-trophy.com
Wholesale distributor of trophy components, engraving materials and supplies, medals, ribbons, plaques, and giftware.
Identification Plates, Inc.
idplates.com
Manufacturer and supplier of blank and imprinted sheet metal products for the awards, promotional products, and signage industries.
Able Engravers
able-engravers.com
Complete engraving services, and engraving and milling machines.
Plaquemaker Plus
plaquemakerplus.com
Award and certificate plaques, frames, and acrylic displays.
GOES Lithographing Company
goeslitho.com
Manufacturers of certificates and presentation frames, and other specialty printed products for the awards industry.
Awards By Wilson
awardsbywilson.com
Wholesale suppliers of trophy parts including columns, base, figures, hardware, and plaques, pins and medals.
K.D. Henderson
kdhenderson.co.uk
Suppliers of wooden component parts including base, plinths, plaques and shields for the trophy and commercial markets, located in south west Scotland, UK.
Acrylic Fabrication
acrylicparts.com
Specializing in custom acrylic trophy shapes.
Victory Division of Planters, Inc
buyvictory.com
Wholesale distributor of awards, trophies and shadowbox components. Includes product lines, dealer locator, and virtual tour.
J Hartley Company, Inc.
jhartleyco.com
Printing and manufacture of diplomas, certificates and plaques.
Austral Star
australstar.net
Malaysian manufacturer of acrylic trophies, iron cups, plastic or wood awards, medals, badges, and related items.
Plastic Dress Up Company
pdu.com
Manufacturer of wholesale awards and trophy components.
JDS Industries
jdsindustries.com
Supplies trophy parts and components including acrylics, cups, medals, ribbons, plaques, and gifts.
LTD Engraving Sales & Service
ltdengraving.com
Specializing in Dahlgren engraving machine service and repairs.
Rivieri Marble Company
rivierimarble.com
Italian manufacturer of marble base, includes product descriptions, company history, and manufacturing process.
China King Crystal
chinakingcrystal.com
Manufacturer of crystal awards and gifts, wholesale from China.
|
[Hide]▼
news.google.com
The Coloradoan
... office supplies , and advertising expenses, Freeman said. In some cases, equipment re-placement and facility renova-tions have been put on hold. ...
and more »
What to consider as capitial inversment for equipment and supplies for a expanding lawn & landscaping company?
Q. I want to meet with the Small Business Association and want to have a clear idea of the cost associated with expanding my lawn service business and how to get letters of intent from Suppliers.
Asked by galawnsvcs - Wed Apr 26 20:25:33 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you mean the Small Business Administration? You will need to have a CPA work up your pro forma numbers for capital needs and proposed return on that investment. Don't go it alone because your proposal and application to the bank, you do not deal with the SBA directly, will be very close scrutinized. Good luck.
Answered by gailforce_wind - Wed Apr 26 20:56:58 2006
Q. I want to meet with the Small Business Association and want to have a clear idea of the cost associated with expanding my lawn service business and how to get letters of intent from Suppliers.
Asked by galawnsvcs - Wed Apr 26 20:25:33 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you mean the Small Business Administration? You will need to have a CPA work up your pro forma numbers for capital needs and proposed return on that investment. Don't go it alone because your proposal and application to the bank, you do not deal with the SBA directly, will be very close scrutinized. Good luck.
Answered by gailforce_wind - Wed Apr 26 20:56:58 2006
[Hide]▲
