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Thomas the Tank Engine and Other Leading Character Brands KAYES of CARDIFF TThhoommaass TThhee TTaannkk EEnnggiinnee && CChhaarraacctteerr ACCOUNT REF: SSuupppplleemmeenntt 22001144//1155 Sales Hotline: 029 2036 3678 Kayes of Cardiff We are pleased to present our latest supplementary Character Merchandise catalogue featuring Thomas The Tank Engine and other leading Character Brands. This catalogue is in addition to our general Pocket Money and Branded product guide. Kayes of Cardiff, established in 1985, offers a wide range of Branded and Pocket Money toys, ideal for all retailers who wish to stock a broad or specialist selection of merchandise from this sector. Thomas The Tank Engine in addition to Peppa Pig, Fireman Sam and other character merchandise, form part of the character division of the Company. Leading names form the basis of the comprehensive Kayes portfolio. These include: Bruder, Falk, Mattel, Casdon, Tomy, Ravensburger, Jumbo, Interplay, Playmobil, Wow Toys, Flair, K’Nex, Schleich, Famosa, and Edison. Leading product categories such as Lamaze, Britains, Fisher Price and Sylvanian Families also form part of the selection that Kayes offer. Kayes is also very proud to be a supplier to the Toymaster, AIS and Gainsmore group of retailers Kayes offers a flexible operation ideal for the small, large or specialist independent retailer, where everything is available under one roof. If you are looking for a large quantity of a small range, or a small quantity of a large range, Kayes can cater for your individual requirements. The wide selection offered is ideal for grotto presents to suit all ages. Visits to our large showrooms, to view our full comprehensive range, are welcomed by appointment. The Company has extensive coverage in the UK through its networks of representatives and agents, details of which can be found on the back cover. KAYES (WHOLESALE) LIMITED Importers - Exporters - Wholesale Distributors n o i t c KAYES (FIREWORKS) LIMITED u Specialist distributors of Fireworks and Professional Display Organisers Members of the CBI/EIG Confederation of British Industry Explosives Industry Group d o r t n I Kayes (Wholesale) Ltd and Kayes (Fireworks) Ltd accept no liability or responsibility for any loss or cost caused as a result of errors, omissions or changes to any of the products listed. For our full terms and conditions please visit our website www.kayes.co.uk 2 KAYES of CARDIFF | T: 029 2036 3678 Contents Our impressive premises incorpore a 2000sqft showroom and storage of over 20000sqft. Page 2-3 Introduction We are extremely proud of our new showrooms which are seen here. We invite you to visit at your convenience. Open Monday - Friday 9am - 5.30pm (closed for lunch 1-2pm). Outside hours by Page 4-7 Thomas Take n Play appointment only. Please see back cover for directions. Page 8-11 Wooden Thomas Page 12-13 Thomas Trackmaster Page 14 Thomas Mattel Pre-School Page 15 Mega Blocks Thomas Page 16 Thomas Books Page 17-25 Thomas & Friends Page 26-28 Fireman Sam Page 29 Postman Pat Page 29 Disney Planes Page 30-33 Peppa Pig Page 34 Minnie Page 35 Disney Princess Page 35 Minnie Page 36 Bob the Builder Page 36 Hungry Caterpillar / Zelfs Page 37 Hello Kitty Page 37 Gruffalo / Nemo Page 38 Scooby Doo Page 38 Frozen / Misc Page 39 Dinosaur Train Page 40 Sales Contacts and Directions 2 1 0 2 Basic terms & conditions: s t Carriage paid orders over £300 UK Mainland apart from Highlands and Islands. All other areas will be charged at c cost over and above normal rate. u d o Settlement terms nett 30 days unless otherwise agreed in writing. r P No Accounts opened without firm order. 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