Homestead Folk Toys for Museum Stores located in the historical village of Nashville, Indiana
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Homestead Folk Toys is an historically-based folk toy company located in the historical village of Nashville, Indiana, an area long noted for its fine craftsmanship. Homestead Folk Toys represents the work of George Rice, a nationally known toymaker and author. Homestead Folk Toys is George's second venture in the field of historical folk toys. His former business was a hugely successful, internationially -known folk toys business. When George decided to found a new company, he selected the name Homestead Folk Toys, a name chosen from his self-produced instrumental CD, "Homestead Memories." Using the product research, development and design techniques that he had perfected with his first business, George proceeded to develop a company that carries virtually ALL the products he had previously developed AND over 75 new and exciting product offerings! In addition , George selected to add a popular line of nostalgic books to compliment his offerings. |
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All of the product offerings have been carefully researched and designed
by George to insure historical accuracy; toys such as the Hornbook,
Battledore and Shuttlecock, the Early American Hornbook Game, "Ring the
Hob" outdoor Quoits, Native American Corncob Darts game, Five Stones,
Marble-Shooter and the incredibly popular "Hand Fan."
With the aid of four generations of toymakers, George is commited to producing historically accurate American-made folk toys. Through Homestead Folk Toys, he is able to provide quality folk toys at reasonable competitive prices. Homestead Folk Toys puts the customer first with its fast and friendly service. 100% Customer Satisfaction is the motto. Many of you have known George and all that he has contributed in the field of American folk toys for years. George and his staff genuinely appreciate all your support through the years and look forward to serving you for years to come. |
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