1892 Wolf registered the trade name Cinderella (CM Bergmann)

1905 advertised celluloid and Minerva metal head dolls

1906 Featherweight kid body dolls, American rag dolls, Knockabout dolls

1907 Columbia (also sold by CM Bergmann heads for both by Marseille), Young America, kid body Surperba (by Ernst

          Heubach), composition Mangolin dolls

1910 Queen Louise (Marseille), Schilling, E.U. Steiner's walking & sitting dolls

1911 My Companion and Excelsior dolls (possibly Kestner)  

1913 Baby Irene and Little Jimmy dolls

1914 Our Fairy, Majestic, 975 Line, Baby Belle, Chubby all bisque boy in a Union suit designed by Thomas E. Stutson

1915 exhibited over 700 character dolls at the Chicago Toy Exhibit, added a Japanese department to Company

1916 Baby doll mold 152 (Hertel, Schwab) marked L. W. & Co., Perfection dolls, Utley's Rollinson dolls

1917 Louis Wolf was the agent for Emkay Doll Manufacturing company

1918 the Wolf American offices refused shipment of dolls made in Germany, though they had paid for them in 1914.

1919 agent for Giebeler-Falk Doll Co, Kutie Kid, Mama dolls 

1920 Mickey dolls by Bandeau Sales Company

1921 Grunty Grunts and Smiley Smiles a two in one doll

1925 represented 400 doll makers from;  America, Austria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, England, France & Germany,

          some companies represented were; Schreyer & Co (Shuco), W. G. Muller, Seyfarth & Reinhardt, Strasser,

          American Stuffed Novelty Co., & Lindstrom mechanical dolls.

1925 Baby Sunshine, Happiness doll line, Pretty Peggy dolls

1927 Baby Tunes doll, Baby Dahne made by Hoest & Henderson  

1928 distributed Kammer & Reinhardt dolls