Deal toys were the result of the banking industry’s need to create a lasting memento of its achievements. Previously, banks would place tombstone advertisements in newspapers to publicize their achievements. Unfortunately, the newspapers were not visually appealing and were often discarded. The deal toys were in response to the need to develop a more lasting…

While deal toys may seem like souvenirs found in the offices of businessman and bankers to commemorate their work, they have a long and rich history. The deal toy has existed almost as long as banking itself. In its earliest incarnation, organizations like the Hanseatic League gave silver plates. London banking magnates gifted crystal bowls….

Initially, Lucite was the only material used to produce deal toys. However, deal toys have evolved to be more than tombstone advertisements encased in Lucite. The creativity of the designs and technology now allow for the creation of these gifts using a variety of materials. The material best suited for your project depends on your…

Deal toys are gifts that commemorate the closing of a business deal. They also showcase the work of bankers and can attract future clients. They are typically given out by members of the banking industry and can range from the simple encasement of a tombstone ad to a more elaborate, customized piece. The cost of…