Premier Percussion is one company making it possible for people to march to any number of different drummers. Premier Percussion makes drums, drum sets, and accessories under the Premier and Cabria names; products are distributed through musical instrument and other specialty retail outlets on all seven continents. The company cut its teeth on the growing demand for drum kits brought on by the birth of cool in the 1920s. Albert Della Porta founded Premier Percussion in 1922 as Premier Drums (its name was changed in 1984); today it remains owned and operated by the descendants of Della Porta.

The concept behind Tamrac’s camera carrying systems was conceived in 1977. Tamrac’s founders were outdoor enthusiasts who loved nature photography. They, like many amateur and professional photographers, had a strong need for camera bags that were tough enough to offer excellent protection, yet were easy to carry and allowed fast access to camera equipment to capture spontaneous wildlife pictures.Tamrac is committed to design innovations. Several of Tamrac’s inventions are patented within the United States. Among Tamrac’s innovations are the following: Total Coverage Tops, Pop-Off™ Film Pockets, ZipDrop™ Pockets, the Lens-Bridge® support system, the LensGate® Divider System, Tuck-A-Way™ Hip Belt, Rolling Systems, QuickClip™ Tripod Attachment System, Strobe Hatch™/Lens Hatch™, M.A.S.™ Modular Accessory System, Slide Pockets™, Giant Rain Flaps, Piggy-Back Pocket™ and Tamrac’s latest innovation -- the TurboTop™ (patent pending). Information about these and other ‘Great Innovations from Tamrac’ can be found under 'The Tamrac Difference’ menu button.Tamrac is recognized throughout the world as the leading "Name Brand" manufacturer of camera cases with distribution throughout the USA, Canada, Europe & Japan. Our headquarters and primary manufacturing facilities are located in Chatsworth, California.

The focus of American Fiber Green Products, as a publicly owned holding company, is to bring together synergistic companies that will generate increased revenues and profits that will reward its investor base under a single investment banner. Merging Amour Fiber Core, Inc. and American Leisure Products, Inc., two separate and distinct investor interest bases, will create a business model that will bridge business cycles, create excitement and inspire environmentally sensitive investors to participate in this opportunity.

American Furniture company makes low-cost upholstered home furnishings, including sofas, chairs, and recliners, as well as accent tables. Its products are distributed to independent furniture stores in the US. AFM can ship most furniture within 48 hours, and delivery is handled by its American Furniture Trucking division, which maintains a fleet of trucks. The furniture maker sources wood and fabrics from the Asia/Pacific region, which has also helped to keep costs down. AFM is owned by investment firm Compass Diversified Holdings.

Landscape Structures Inc. was founded in 1971 by Barb and Steve King, and is headquartered in Delano, Minn. Landscape Structures is one of the leading commercial playground equipment manufacturers in the world, and the company has designed, manufactured, installed and delighted children with more than 50,000 playgrounds worldwide. The company, now led by President Pat Faust, currently has more than 300 employees, and a global network of local representatives.

Klipsch, one of the first U.S. loudspeaker companies, has been building premium speakers since 1946. When Paul W. Klipsch—one of America’s most celebrated audio pioneers and Engineering and Science Hall of Fame inductee—founded Klipsch & Associates, he was hand-building every speaker inside a tin shed in Hope, Arkansas.Paul Klipsch was a relentless perfectionist who spearheaded the Hi-Fi movement with the company’s foundation product: the Klipschorn®. A true music lover, Paul’s ultimate goal was to reproduce the dynamics and excitement of a live orchestra performance in his living room.

SEB sells small tools that get its customers perky, fed, and coiffed. Known internationally for its Krups, All-Clad, Moulinex, Rowenta, and T-Fal (or Tefal) brands, The company makes cookware (non-stick bakeware, pressure cookers), appliances (toasters, coffee makers, vacuums), and personal care items (hair dryers, scales, and electric razors). A global leader in small appliance manufacturing, it sells its products in more than 120 countries. Regional brands include Arno (Brazil), Calor and Seb (France and Belgium), AirBake and Regal (North America), and Supor (Asia). SEB was founded in 1857 by Antoine Lescure, whose descendants control the firm.

The Chilcote Company makes and markets presentation and promotional products targeted to professional photographers, scrapbookers, and the hospitality industry. It operates Crown Photo Products, D. Davis Kenny Company (custom presentation and packaging products, Topflight-brand wedding albums), Wooden Nickel Albums (professional photo albums), and Winthrop-Atkins (promotional products). Other units include A La Carte (custom presentations for the hospitality industry), Complements (scrapbooks), Flora Albums (professional photo albums), Graphic Imaginations (promotional advertising, custom products, packaging), and Taprell Loomis (professional photo packaging).

Celebriducks is hatched by an animation artist and his product design major daughter, doesn't make a rubber ducky you'd see bobbing around in Ernie's bathtub. The firm offers rubber ducks with eerily detailed features that mirror James Brown, Mae West, Shakespeare, Betty Boop, Elvis, Bill Clinton, Mr. T, and The Osbournes. They're sold through major department stores, smaller specialty shops, and its Web site. These fowl are also commissioned by major sports teams for game giveaways. Its Allen Iverson duck, made for the Philadelphia 76ers and complete with cornrows and tattoos, was Celebriduck's most difficult design yet. The nontoxic-vinyl ducks are manufactured in China.

Conair helps Canuks have perfectly coiffed hair, shiny teeth, and neatly pressed clothes. Conair Consumer Products, the Canadian division of Conair Corporation, makes and markets hair styling appliances (Conair, Easy Start, Super Clips) designed for home and professional salon use. The division also manufactures lighted mirrors, electric razors and battery-operated trimmers, oral irrigators, facial saunas, foot massagers, nail care centers, showerheads, and steam irons. Conair makes electronic scales sold under the Weight Watchers brand, as well as Interplak and Opticlean branded motorized toothbrushes.

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