Kenilworth Press
Kenilworth Press was run by David Toor, an American publisher.
He started designing paper models in the summer of 1973. His first model was the Portland Head Light, a few miles from his vacation home in Maine. Later on more models saw the light including his own version of the Shakespeare Globe Theatre.
Also some enlarged Micromodels were published.
David was more interested in designing models than in selling them, so he kept the business small. Mr. Toor had one distributor in the U.S., Paper Models International (PMI) , and one in the Netherlands, Zeist Bouwplaten.
David brought out his Limited Editions series, as you can see below, but quite a bit larger than the originals. Micromodel cards are 3 inches by 5 inches. The Limited Editions are printed on 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches card stock. He also did the Micromodel US Capitol a bit larger than the original. Also two other enlarged models were produced, they were numbered LS.
David Toor passed away around 2013.
| LTD-1 | Houses of Parliament | 
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| LTD-2 | Guildhall | 
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| LTD-3 | St. Peter’s and The Vatican | 
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| LTD-4 | Westminster Abbey | 
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| LTD-5 | Dr. Samuel Johnson’s House | 
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| LTD-6 | White House | 
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| LTD-7 | Old London Bridge | 
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| LTD-8 | Tower of London | 
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| LTD-9 | H.M.S. Victory | 
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| LTD-10 | Hampton Court Palace | 
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| LS-1 | Lady Elisabeth (a slightly different version of the No. I Mayflower) | 
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| LS-2 | S.S. United States | 
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