Rowley-based Schylling Associates foregoes the toy market's predominantly complicated products in favor of more classic creations that stand the test of time. By Emma HaakA giant stuffed Curious George greets visitors at the door. Vintage board games are stacked high on bookshelves, while toys of all shapes and sizes are strewn across desks. Classic toys of yesteryear are safely tucked away in the corner, and Jack-in-the-Boxes line the walls. It would be easy to assume that no work would get done in a place like this, that a successful company couldn't possibly operate out of this children's fantasyland. Unless, of course, that company is the
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