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This is my sixth and final post on the history of Peter Nathan Toy Soldiers. To most of you this is not history, but a snapshot of where the Company is today.King and Country remains as the largest su …

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In 2009, we left the joint use with The Tin Soldier and moved, by ourselves, upmarket to the beautiful Queen Victoria Building, a late 19th. Century building, completely restored to its original cond …

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Today’s post will cover the period 2003-2007We are now firmly in the era of King and Country first, Britains a fair way behind and then a large gap to the rest of the manufacturers. WW2 was the main …

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Today’s post will cover the period 1999-2002 which was a major period in the history of Peter Nathan Toy Soldiers.In 1999, we moved into the Sydney CBD to join the Tin Soldier, in the Mid City ce …

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Today, after last week I covered the early period where toy soldiers were a part of a larger hobby and collectable shop, I started Peter Nathan Toy Soldiers as a dedicated toy soldier shop. The first …

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Because of my age, I am sitting here in splendid isolation and thought that, as it is the Company’s 25th.Anniversary of business, I would tell you something of the Company’s early history.Back in 1986 …

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