MHS alumni trades law career for toys.

History In Action toys

A little over two years ago, Sterling T. Ashby was working on billion-dollar energy deals at one of Washington D.C.’s premiere law firms. Today, his mind is occupied by toys. Not just any toys, but his very own limited-edition, collectors-quality action figures of Matthew Henson, Bessie Coleman, and Benjamin Banneker.
Ashby left his lucrative job to pursue his own dream of making toys that could give African American children a sense of history and dignity. He has spent the past 24 months, (and more than $100,000 of his own personal savings) to create History in Action Toys.
Ashby, a 1987 graduate of Milton Hershey School, and a native of Philadelphia, tells... read the rest of the story in it's original context here

To see pictures of the collection, or for ordering information, please visit www.hiatoys.com

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I won a toy of his!

He visited in 06 or 07 and I have one of his toys, it is awesome.

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Great job Sterling!!

Great job Sterling!!

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Thats a good look...I always knew Sterling was going to be a success! Congrats!

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sterling

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time for sterling to be gone
A little over two years ago, Sterling T. Ashby was working on billion-dollar energy deals at one of Washington D.C.’s premiere law firms. Today, his mind is occupied by toys. Not just any toys, but his very own limited-edition, collectors-quality action figures of Matthew Henson, Bessie Coleman, and Benjamin Banneker.
Ashby left his lucrative job to pursue his own dream of making toys that could give African American children a sense of history and dignity. He has spent the past 24 months, (and more than $100,000 of his own personal savings) to create History in Action Toys.
Ashby, a 1987 graduate of Milton Hershey School, and a native of Philadelphia, tells... read the rest of the story in it's original context here

To see pictures of the collection, or for ordering information, please visit www.hiatoys.com

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