Since 1919
History
The Gamley's chain of toy shops was founded in 1919 by Bill Lord and as "the toyshop of the south" there were a total of 17 toy shops across the south of England from Eastbourne to Southampton.
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The last of the retail outlets closed its door to the public in early 2008 after almost 90 years of trading. You can learn more about this Gamley's chapter at the Brighton Toy & Model Museum.
If you are looking for toys you may wish to look here instead.
Assets Aquired
The following 'Gamleys' assets have been acquired by Assimilate Corp, a digital innovator:
Gamley's Limited - An untraded UK Limited Company. Very same name as the original 1919 company.
gamleys.com (domain)
gamleys.co.uk (domain)
gamleys.net (domain)
gamleys.org (domain)
gamleys.info (domain)
gamleys.io (domain)
gamleys.xyz (domain)
gamleys.uk (domain)
gamleys.co (domain)
gamleys.eth (ENS domain)
Facebook page @Gamleys
Youtube @Gamleys
Linkedin Business 'Gamleys'
Pinterest /Gamleys
Class 36 UK Trademark - "Banking and financial services; Financial investment services; Financial services; Financial exchange; Personal financial banking services; Financial exchange services; Financial exchange of crypto assets; Electronic transfer of crypto assets; Financial transactions via blockchain; Virtual currency services; Electronic banking."
Class 42 UK Trademark - "Design and development of computer game software and virtual reality software."
Class 45 UK Trademark - "Internet-based social networking services."
Kindly note, there is a pre-existing UK Trademark in relation to toys / toyshop which has not yet been acquired. Likewise, the large 'Hamleys' retail brand has some further protection in the toy / retail business sector.
The future of Gamleys is digital.