Who were Marks & Spencer previous suppliers went liquidated?
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One of the previous clothing suppliers that went into liquidation was Bairdswear, in Telford. This was into liquidation, I think in the mid 1990's
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Interesting question, I'd never heard of this company! The simple answer is that British Linen didn't go bust- in 1919 It was wholly owned by Barclays, but then was sold on to the Bank of Scotland in 1971. BoS stopped running it as a independant being and merged with it. BoS has since merged again and is now part of the even larger Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBoS).\n\nInfo on British Linen Bank history here:\nhttp://www.hbosplc.com/abouthbos/History/BoS%20Tree/British_Linen_Bank.asp\n\n\n\nHalifax family tree\nhttp://www.hbosplc.com/abouthbos/history/halifax_family_tree.asp\nBoS family tree\nhttp://www.hbosplc.com/abouthbos/history/bos_family_tree.asp
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I don't believe that there is a company that is currently manufacturing M&M party supplies.  I just looked through all of my catalogs and could find nothing.  I can't even find any balloons with their logo on them.  \n\nMy recommendation is to check closeout or dollar stores.  Sometimes they carry products that are no longer being manufacutred.  Another suggestion is to just go the solid color route.  You could get tableware, balloons and other decorations in the colors of M&Ms.  It might work in a pinch.  You might also check with your local grocery store bakery to see if they have an M&M cake or cupcakes.  That might be the way you can tie it all in together.\n\nGood luck with your reunion and remember, nothing brings families closer together than chocolate!
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I was just looking at beaners and they are not a publically traded company. Which means they are not listed on the stock exchange.
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It depends on where you bought them from. Chances are they are gone, but if it is a reputable place, they may have them online. Where was this?
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I bought a pram from them about a month ago without any problems.  Have seen them expand significantly within Bedford (and online) in the last 2-3 years. \n\nTheir showroom is on the Kempston Industrial Estate:-\n\nhttp://www.twoleftfeet.co.uk/premises.html
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Try Makeup Alley.  There's a Swap section where people give away, trade or sell stuff they don't want.  Some people have been known to buy up stuff that's being discontinued so they can sell at a profit, so you may have to pay big bucks if it's something popular.
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Try some of the wholesalers, but keep away from drop shipping or people wanting you to purchase a pack for drop shipping, these are usually just middle men and are not really worth the while, a good wholesalers that I use is as follows:\n\nhttp://www.esources.co.uk/a/16623/\n\nHope this helps\n\n\nSteven Fawcett\nhttp://www.pat-services.org.uk
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Check DealHunting.com
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http://www.worldwidebrands.com/\n\nSearch for "Drop Ship" with Yahoo or Google search engine.\nBe careful - not all dropshippers are the same. Read the fine print and Terms agreements etc.
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They still manufacture drumsticks.  However, the company has downsized since the recent passing of it's owners.  Sites haven't been maintained and advertising has been placed on hold till stability is reached in the upper ranks.
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Target\nShopko\nWal Mart\nDillards\nJC Pennys\nKohl's
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Yeah, but you are WAY WAY late.  I think they are all gone.  You might want to do a search on Yahoo to find a reseller.  I think www.footballseats.com used to have some.
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yes still trading \nhttp://www.middleton-maintenance.co.uk\ntel: 0121 326 7777
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I don't know if they're still available, and inventory does change frequently, but you should check Overstock.com...they have a wholesale section with all sorts of items available.\n\nGood luck.
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try going to the website  londonstockexchange.com\n\ngood luck
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I've been trying to make it as a book seller for over a year, I gave up this week.(my last sales finish in 2 hours with no bids so far, sob sob.) A friend of mine gave up her job and now sells full time, hair accessories, make-up and junk jewellery.\n\nThe most money I 've made is with Depression glass (but only the American market seem to go for that not here in the UK), John Lennon items and Michael Hutchence stuff.\n\nDVDs are good, I sold one I found in the street for £12, and larger women's clothes can rocket in price.