In July 1985 Florida received Articles of of Arkansas and that Dynamic Merchandise had ceased to exist. Indicating the company was merging with Iver Johnson Arms, Inc. In August 1985 Florida received Articles of Merger from Dynamic Merchandise of Florida In June 1985 Phillip Lynn Lloyd incorporated Dynamic Merchandise in Arkansas. The Chairman of the Board was identified as Phillip L. Glenn Barber and Secretary as Mickey McSpadden, both of 2202 Redmond Rd in Jacksonville, AR. The annual report for 1985 identified the President as In May 1985 Dynamic Merchandise paid a reinstatement fee to Florida, along with taxes for 19. Keep in mind that what appears next in the Florida records happens over two years later and over the course of about 2 months Production of all of Universal's products ceased. Merchandise canceled the "Universal Firearms" trademark. All other names present on this document were lined out, and consisted of the prior management. The 1983 corporate taxes for Dynamic Merchandise. The Florida corporate records for Dynamic Merchandise 1970-1983 show Abe Seiderman first as Vice-President, than as President. Starting point for the information now available. Ruth indicates "In 1983 100% of Universal Firearms was sold to Lynn Lloyd of Little Rock, AR, becoming part of the Iver Johnson's Arms acquisitions".
The End of Universal Firearms of Hialeah, Florida Part III: Universal Sale and Universal Redux Post WWII Commercially Manufactured M1 Carbines (U.S.A.)
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