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ANTIQUE AIRCRAFT INSURANCE AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE Antique aircraft are historically significant and often one-of-a-kind — but they also present distinct insurance challenges. From WWII B-17 bombers to J3 Cubs and pre-WWI biplanes, these airplanes can be hard to insure because of age, scarce replacement parts, unique materials, and valuation complexities. Arlington/Roe & Co., Inc. gives agents access to specialized markets that understand the risks of both flying and static antique aircraft and can tailor terms accordingly. Overview of the Program From Arlington/Roe As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines broker with access to over 35 aviation insurance carriers, Arlington/Roe combines deep underwriting relationships with hands-on aviation experience. Our dedicated aviation team has more than 85 years of combined experience and has worked together for over two decades. We support agents at every experience level with market access, submission guidance, and placement strategies specific to antique aircraft risks. Ideal Accounts and Appetite We place coverage for a broad range of antique aircraft, whether they are actively flown or preserved as static displays. Ideal accounts include: Privately owned antique aircraft used for airshows, exhibitions, or recreational flying Aircraft maintained by museums, historical societies, or non-profit aviation organizations Restored vintage military aircraft operated by experienced pilots or flying groups Example scenarios you might bring to market: A private owner who flies a restored 1940s trainer to airshows and needs hull and liability limits that reflect its appraised value. A regional museum seeking static display coverage and transportation protection for a pre-1930s biplane during exhibition moves. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Markets accessed through Arlington/Roe can offer program terms tailored to antique aircraft, including: Hull and liability coverage for flying aircraft, with options for agreed or appraised valuations Static display and exhibition insurance for aircraft not placed in service Flexible valuation approaches based on professional appraisals or agreed values Consideration for unique materials, restoration methods, and limited parts availability We also support related aviation lines when needed: Aviation Workers' Compensation for flight schools, FBOs, and service centers Aviation Products Liability for parts manufacturers and distributors Airport Coverage for municipal, private, and commercial facilities Aircraft Insurance for fixed wing, rotorcraft, commercial, and non-owned aircraft Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriting is done on a case-by-case basis. Key factors include aircraft age and condition, restoration history, availability of parts, pilot experience and currency, intended use (airshows, exhibition, recreational), and storage/maintenance arrangements. Minimum premiums and terms vary by carrier and by the specific exposures presented; expect underwriters to request maintenance records, pilot logs, and appraisals for higher-value or operational vintage aircraft. Territories and Availability Arlington/Roe’s Antique Aircraft Insurance program is available nationwide — all 50 states and Washington, DC. We place accounts through admitted and non-admitted markets as appropriate to the risk and coverage required. Why Work With Arlington/Roe? Arlington/Roe is a trusted partner for agents seeking specialty aviation solutions. We represent virtually every aviation market and have long-standing relationships with underwriters who know vintage aircraft. Our strengths include deep aviation expertise, responsive submission support, and flexible access to admitted and excess & surplus markets. Use Arlington/Roe when you need an underwriting partner that understands historic values, restoration risks, and the operational nuances of antique aircraft. Note: You can access Arlington/Roe’s full Aircraft Insurance offerings on CompleteMarkets by searching for keywords such as aircraft insurance, aircraft fleets, amphibious aircraft, sales demonstration aircraft, aircraft news reporting, fixed wing, and rotorcraft. Frequently Asked Questions What types of antique aircraft are eligible for coverage?We can place coverage for a wide range of aircraft, including WWII bombers, J3 Cubs, biplanes, and pre-WWI models — whether they are actively flown or displayed statically. Does the program cover both flying and non-flying antique aircraft?Yes. We offer options for operational aircraft as well as static display and exhibition coverage for museum pieces and non-flying collections. Can you help agents who are new to aviation insurance?Absolutely. Our aviation team provides submission guidance, underwriting expectations, and market access to help agents place antique aircraft accounts successfully. What states is this program available in?The program is available nationwide, including all 50 states and Washington, DC. We place through admitted and non-admitted carriers as appropriate. Do you offer coverage through admitted or non-admitted markets?We work with both admitted and non-admitted markets and will select the best placement based on the risk profile, valuation needs, and coverage requested. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Specialized Insurance for Art & Antique Galleries Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. offers a dedicated Art & Antique Galleries program through its MGA platform with access to Lloyd's markets. The program is built to address the distinct valuation, transit, and display risks faced by galleries, dealers, consultants, and collectors. Whether the account is a small boutique gallery, a multi-dealer antique mall, or a private collector with frequent loans and exhibits, Van Wagoner provides flexible placement options and specialty underwriting expertise. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is well suited for: Fine art galleries and independent art dealers Antique shops and multi-dealer malls Private collectors who rotate or loan pieces to exhibits Art consultants, appraisers, and dealers who maintain on-site inventory Accounts with high-value, mobile inventory—items in transit, on consignment, or displayed at shows and auctions—are welcomed when appropriate security and inventory controls are in place. Operations primarily focused on restoration, repair, or manufacturing of antiques or artwork may be outside of the core appetite and should be discussed with underwriting first. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The program offers core and package options tailored to gallery and antique exposures: Property Coverage – Buildings, fixtures, business personal property, and scheduled fine art and antiques. General Liability – Third-party bodily injury and property damage arising from gallery operations and client visits. Package Policies – Combined property and liability options for cleaner placement and administration. Inland Marine – Coverage for items in transit, on consignment, on loan, or exhibited off-premises. Policies can be customized to include protections for theft, fire, accidental breakage during transit, and other common gallery risks. Coverage terms are designed to reflect the valuation and mobility of collectible items and to support complex placement needs. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Submissions are reviewed individually with attention to loss history, security measures, inventory controls, and item valuations. Provide a detailed inventory, values, provenance where available, and photos to accelerate underwriting. While the program does not list a public minimum premium here, Van Wagoner aims to offer competitive pricing that aligns with the risk profile—underwriters will advise on premium expectations during submission review. Territories and Availability This program is available on a non-admitted basis in the following states: Arizona (AZ) Arkansas (AR) California (CA) Connecticut (CT) Delaware (DE) Idaho (ID) Iowa (IA) Nevada (NV) New Mexico (NM) Oklahoma (OK) Pennsylvania (PA) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Wyoming (WY) Admitted versus non-admitted placement depends on the state and the individual risk characteristics. Van Wagoner places coverage through Lloyd's, which provides flexibility and capacity for higher-value or more complex accounts. Why Work With Van Wagoner Companies Van Wagoner combines niche underwriting experience with Lloyd's access to support specialty art and antique risks. Agents benefit from underwriters who understand valuations, transit exposures, consignment arrangements, and museum/exhibit placements. The MGA model also delivers responsive service and streamlined placement for tailor-made solutions. Example scenarios that fit well: You have a client who runs a boutique gallery in California that frequently ships pieces to regional shows and needs transit and exhibit coverage in addition to on-site protection. You represent an antique dealer in Texas who consigns high-value pieces to auctions and requires scheduled inland marine coverage for items while off-premises. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for fine art galleries, antique shops, private collectors, and consultants who need coverage for high-value, mobile inventory and exhibition exposures. What coverages are included in the Art & Antique Galleries program?Core offerings include Property, General Liability, Inland Marine, and Package policies that can be tailored to cover theft, fire, accidental breakage in transit, and exhibit exposures. Is this program available in all states?No. It is currently available on a non-admitted basis in AZ, AR, CA, CT, DE, ID, IA, NV, NM, OK, PA, TX, UT, and WY. Admitted availability varies by state and risk. Does the program cover items in transit or on loan?Yes. Inland Marine coverage is available to protect items while in transit, on consignment, or temporarily exhibited off-premises. What carrier backs this program?The program is underwritten and placed through Lloyd's, providing capacity and specialty market expertise for collectible and fine art risks. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Insurance Program Managers Group (IPMG) offers a specialized Collectible Insurance Program designed to protect valuable personal collections and dealer inventories of antiques and collectibles. This program gives independent agents and brokers a competitive solution for clients who need more comprehensive protection than a standard homeowners policy can offer. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is ideal for: Private collectors with valuable personal collections Dealers with inventory in antiques and collectibles Clients displaying collections at exhibitions or transporting items Whether your client owns a single valuable item or an extensive multi-location collection, IPMG can help you place coverage that fits their unique risk profile. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Competitive Rates – Often lower than scheduling individual items on a homeowners policy No Appraisals or Inventories Required – For most items under $5,000 in value High Property Limits – Up to $15 million in total coverage Broad Named Peril Coverage – Includes burglary/theft, fire, flood (excluding zones A & V), natural disasters, and accidental breakage Transit and Exhibition Coverage – Includes transportation and scheduled exhibitions Multi-Premises Flexibility – Coverage available for multiple storage or display locations Types of Collectibles Covered The program covers a wide range of collectible categories, including but not limited to: Advertising Collectibles Antique Radios, Tools, and Photographs Art (comics, animation, prints, lithographs) Books & Manuscripts Coins (excluding gold and platinum) Dolls, Toys, and Action Figures Fine Art and Furniture Glass, Pottery, and Textiles Musical Instruments (non-electrical) Native American artifacts Political, Sports, and Entertainment Memorabilia Movie Props, Petroliana, and Zippo Lighters Trains and Layouts Vintage Clothing and Sewing Items Weapons and Accessories Writing Instruments and more Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premium Appraisals or inventories are generally not required unless an item is valued at $5,000 or more. At the time of loss, documentation such as photos, receipts, and inventory details will be necessary. The minimum premium for this program is $250, making it accessible for both small and large collections. States and Availability This program is available in the following states: AR, FL, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, MI, MN, MO, TN, and WI. IPMG works with both admitted and non-admitted carriers, allowing flexibility based on risk profile and jurisdiction. Why Work With IPMG? As a General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker, IPMG brings niche expertise and market access to help you better serve clients with high-value collectibles. Their deep understanding of this unique insurance segment, coupled with flexible underwriting and strong carrier relationships, makes it easier for agents and brokers to confidently place hard-to-insure collectible risks. Example: You might have a client who owns a rare collection of antique tools displayed in multiple locations and occasionally exhibited at trade shows. IPMG’s program offers coverage for transit, exhibition, and multi-premises storage—all under one policy. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for private collectors and dealers with antiques or collectible items such as art, rare books, toys, political memorabilia, and more. Are appraisals required for every item?No, appraisals or inventories are not required for most items unless they are valued at $5,000 or more. Does the policy include coverage during transit and exhibitions?Yes, coverage includes personal transit and scheduled exhibitions, including transport to and from the event, up to the policy limits. What is the minimum premium for this program?The minimum premium starts at $250, making it accessible for a variety of collection sizes. In which states is this program available?This program is available in AR, FL, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, MI, MN, MO, TN, and WI. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Dan Lawrie Insurance Brokers has partnered with Hagerty Insurance Agency to offer specialized Collector Car Insurance policies in Ontario, Canada. Built for classic, antique and collector vehicle owners, this program provides tailored protection for limited-usage vehicles used for leisure, shows, club events and restoration projects. It goes beyond standard auto policies to protect the vehicle and the owner’s investment while accommodating the unique needs of collectors. Ideal Accounts and Vehicle Types Covered This program is best for insureds who keep collector vehicles for hobby and leisure use rather than daily transportation. Agents can place accounts ranging from casual collectors to serious restorers. Typical eligible vehicles include: Antique & Classic Vehicles Lowriders Military Vehicles Muscle Cars Modern Classics Exotic and Special Interest Vehicles Street Rods and Replicas Antique Fire Trucks Antique Farm Tractors Collector Trucks and Trailers Vehicles Under Active Restoration Example accounts that fit well: a weekend-show collector with a restored 1960s convertible that is driven sparingly, and a client rebuilding a WWII military jeep who needs coverage while the vehicle is in a home garage and during the restoration process. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The Hagerty Collector Car Insurance policy—available through Dan Lawrie Insurance Brokers—includes features designed for collectors and restorers: No appraisals required for most policies — simplifies placement and speeds underwriting. Competitive, low premiums — rates geared to limited-use collector risks, typically lower than standard personal auto coverage. Agreed value coverage — pays the pre-agreed value on a total covered loss. Low deductible options — multiple deductible levels to suit client preferences. Multi-vehicle liability discount — savings when insuring multiple collector vehicles on one policy (up to three). Flexible usage terms — allows occasional leisure driving, attendance at shows, parades and club events. Repair-shop or owner-performed repairs — clients may choose their repair facility or perform qualified repairs themselves with reimbursement. Restoration coverage — protects vehicles in active restoration and covers the increasing value of improvements. Instant new-purchase coverage — newly acquired collector vehicles are automatically covered up to $25,000 under the existing policy. Hagerty Plus membership — includes collector-focused roadside assistance with flatbed towing and access to a large owner community and resources. Underwriting Notes Placement is for vehicles that are not primary transportation. Clients must carry insurance on any regularly used vehicle separately. The program generally does not accept vehicles used for daily commuting or for organized racing. While there is no publicly listed minimum premium in this description, Dan Lawrie’s underwriting emphasizes competitive pricing for qualifying risks and streamlined submission requirements. Territories and Availability This Collector Car Insurance program is available across Ontario, Canada. Agents placing collector vehicle risks in the province will find broad territorial availability through this program. Why Work With Dan Lawrie Insurance Brokers? Dan Lawrie Insurance Brokers is a Canadian general agency with deep experience in niche specialty programs. Through its relationship with Hagerty Insurance Agency—an industry leader in collector vehicle coverage—Dan Lawrie provides agents with streamlined quoting, responsive underwriting and a program designed specifically for collector exposures. Brokers benefit from program expertise, flexible coverages, and access to collector-focused membership benefits that enhance the insured experience. Whether a client is showing a pristine 1967 Mustang on weekends or restoring a vintage military vehicle, Dan Lawrie’s Collector Car Insurance program offers focused protection and practical features tailored to collectors. For a no-obligation quote, visit our program storefront. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for clients who own collector, antique, or classic vehicles used for pleasure driving, car shows, and restoration—not for daily commuting. Is an appraisal required to obtain coverage?No, most policies under this program do not require a formal appraisal, making it easier and faster to secure coverage. Can vehicles under active restoration be insured?Yes, the program includes coverage for vehicles under restoration, including protection for the vehicle’s increasing value as work progresses. Is roadside assistance included in the policy?Yes, Hagerty Plus Membership provides roadside assistance specifically designed for collector vehicles, including flatbed towing services. Are there discounts for insuring multiple collector vehicles?Yes, the program offers a multi-vehicle liability discount for up to three vehicles, making it cost-effective for collectors with more than one car. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Dan Lawrie Insurance Brokers has partnered with Hagerty Insurance Agency to offer specialized Collector Car Insurance policies in Ontario, Canada. Built for classic, antique and collector vehicle owners, this program provides tailored protection for limited-usage vehicles used for leisure, shows, club events and restoration projects. It goes beyond standard auto policies to protect the vehicle and the owner’s investment while accommodating the unique needs of collectors. Ideal Accounts and Vehicle Types Covered This program is best for insureds who keep collector vehicles for hobby and leisure use rather than daily transportation. Agents can place accounts ranging from casual collectors to serious restorers. Typical eligible vehicles include: Antique & Classic Vehicles Lowriders Military Vehicles Muscle Cars Modern Classics Exotic and Special Interest Vehicles Street Rods and Replicas Antique Fire Trucks Antique Farm Tractors Collector Trucks and Trailers Vehicles Under Active Restoration Example accounts that fit well: a weekend-show collector with a restored 1960s convertible that is driven sparingly, and a client rebuilding a WWII military jeep who needs coverage while the vehicle is in a home garage and during the restoration process. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The Hagerty Collector Car Insurance policy—available through Dan Lawrie Insurance Brokers—includes features designed for collectors and restorers: No appraisals required for most policies — simplifies placement and speeds underwriting. Competitive, low premiums — rates geared to limited-use collector risks, typically lower than standard personal auto coverage. Agreed value coverage — pays the pre-agreed value on a total covered loss. Low deductible options — multiple deductible levels to suit client preferences. Multi-vehicle liability discount — savings when insuring multiple collector vehicles on one policy (up to three). Flexible usage terms — allows occasional leisure driving, attendance at shows, parades and club events. Repair-shop or owner-performed repairs — clients may choose their repair facility or perform qualified repairs themselves with reimbursement. Restoration coverage — protects vehicles in active restoration and covers the increasing value of improvements. Instant new-purchase coverage — newly acquired collector vehicles are automatically covered up to $25,000 under the existing policy. Hagerty Plus membership — includes collector-focused roadside assistance with flatbed towing and access to a large owner community and resources. Underwriting Notes Placement is for vehicles that are not primary transportation. Clients must carry insurance on any regularly used vehicle separately. The program generally does not accept vehicles used for daily commuting or for organized racing. While there is no publicly listed minimum premium in this description, Dan Lawrie’s underwriting emphasizes competitive pricing for qualifying risks and streamlined submission requirements. Territories and Availability This Collector Car Insurance program is available across Ontario, Canada. Agents placing collector vehicle risks in the province will find broad territorial availability through this program. Why Work With Dan Lawrie Insurance Brokers? Dan Lawrie Insurance Brokers is a Canadian general agency with deep experience in niche specialty programs. Through its relationship with Hagerty Insurance Agency—an industry leader in collector vehicle coverage—Dan Lawrie provides agents with streamlined quoting, responsive underwriting and a program designed specifically for collector exposures. Brokers benefit from program expertise, flexible coverages, and access to collector-focused membership benefits that enhance the insured experience. Whether a client is showing a pristine 1967 Mustang on weekends or restoring a vintage military vehicle, Dan Lawrie’s Collector Car Insurance program offers focused protection and practical features tailored to collectors. For a no-obligation quote, visit our program storefront. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for clients who own collector, antique, or classic vehicles used for pleasure driving, car shows, and restoration—not for daily commuting. Is an appraisal required to obtain coverage?No, most policies under this program do not require a formal appraisal, making it easier and faster to secure coverage. Can vehicles under active restoration be insured?Yes, the program includes coverage for vehicles under restoration, including protection for the vehicle’s increasing value as work progresses. Is roadside assistance included in the policy?Yes, Hagerty Plus Membership provides roadside assistance specifically designed for collector vehicles, including flatbed towing services. Are there discounts for insuring multiple collector vehicles?Yes, the program offers a multi-vehicle liability discount for up to three vehicles, making it cost-effective for collectors with more than one car. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Are you currently shopping for shop coverage? Cochrane & Company can provide your store's Mercantile Insurance. From antique stores to video stores, we have your Mercantile Insurance coverage needs covered. Mercantile Insurance Program from Cochrane & Company Cochrane & Company offers a flexible and comprehensive Mercantile Insurance program designed specifically for retail risks. As a trusted Managing General Agency (MGA), we provide appointed agents with access to competitive markets and tailored coverage solutions for a wide range of retail businesses. Whether your clients operate a corner convenience store or a specialty antique shop, our program is built to address their unique exposures. Ideal Accounts and Appetite We welcome a broad spectrum of retail classes under our Mercantile Insurance program. Targeted business types include: Convenience Stores Pawn Shops Antique Stores Sporting Goods Stores Beverage Retailers Video and Media Stores And many more specialty retailers If you have a client operating a small-town pawn shop or a high-traffic beverage store, our program is geared to accommodate these types of risks with ease. We are especially well-suited for stores seeking broad property and liability protection with flexible underwriting. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Our Mercantile Insurance program offers a robust package of property and general liability coverages, making it easy for agents to secure complete protection for their retail clients. Property Coverage Features Basic, Broad, or Special Form options (theft coverage available with central station alarm) Property Extension Endorsements for added flexibility Convenient chart-based rating system for efficiency General Liability Limits Up to $5 million general aggregate Products/completed operations aggregate included $5 million personal and advertising injury $5 million per occurrence $100,000 damage to rented premises $1,000 medical payments Silent Assault or Battery coverage included No liability deductible Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Each submission is individually underwritten, and minimum premiums vary depending on risk characteristics and location. Our team works closely with agents to identify the best market fit and streamline the quoting process. We recommend submitting complete applications, including property protection details like alarm systems, to help secure the most favorable terms. Territories and Availability This program is available on a non-admitted basis in the following states: Alaska (AK) California (CA) Idaho (ID) Montana (MT) Nevada (NV) New Mexico (NM) North Dakota (ND) Oregon (OR) Utah (UT) Washington (WA) Wyoming (WY) Because this is a non-admitted program, it offers flexible solutions for unique or hard-to-place retail accounts that may not fit standard markets. Why Work With Cochrane & Company? Cochrane & Company brings decades of experience as a Managing General Agency and provides agents with access to specialty markets and responsive underwriting for niche classes like mercantile risks. We pride ourselves on our ability to write retail accounts that require custom solutions and fast turnaround times. Our depth of carrier relationships and regional expertise make us a reliable partner for agents throughout the Western United States. For more information regarding Mercantile Insurance, please do feel free to contact us! Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for Cochrane & Company’s Mercantile Insurance program?This program is ideal for small to mid-sized retail businesses such as convenience stores, antique shops, pawn stores, beverage retailers, and other specialty merchants. Is this program available on an admitted basis?No, this Mercantile Insurance program is written on a non-admitted basis in the states where it is available. What states is the Mercantile Insurance program offered in?The program is available in AK, CA, ID, MT, NV, NM, ND, OR, UT, WA, and WY. Are there minimum premium requirements?Minimum premiums vary based on the type and size of the risk. Contact our team with specific account details for a quote. What coverages are included in the general liability section?General liability includes up to $5 million in limits, with coverage for personal/advertising injury, products/completed operations, damage to rented premises, and more. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Policy Highlights: Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. offers a specialized Flea Market Insurance program designed for owners and operators of flea markets, swap meets, bazaars, antique marts, farmers' markets, and merchandise markets. This program is ideal for venues where vendors rent space to sell new or used goods. With flexible monoline or package options, this program helps protect your clients from property damage, liability claims, and crime-related losses common in these busy, high-foot-traffic environments. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is tailored for property owners or operators who lease booth or stall space to multiple vendors. Ideal risks include: Indoor or outdoor flea markets Weekend swap meets or bazaars Permanent or seasonal farmers’ markets Antique malls and collectible markets New merchandise marts Accounts with organized vendor agreements, established loss control measures, and consistent risk management practices are preferred. The program is not designed for individual vendors or markets with high-hazard exposures such as amusement rides or live entertainment stages. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Colonial General's Flea Market Insurance program offers robust coverage options tailored to the unique risks of multi-vendor marketplaces. Commercial General Liability Coverage Includes: Primary limits up to $3,000,000 Occurrence/Aggregate (Products/Completed Operations excluded by CG2104) $5,000 Medical Payments—Included Excess or Umbrella limits available up to $25,000,000 $500 minimum deductible Property Coverage Options: Building and Contents Business Income Equipment Breakdown Computer Equipment Outside Signs Replacement Cost or Actual Cash Value Inland Marine Accounts Receivable Valuable Papers Basic, Broad, or Special Form options Crime Coverage Options: Inside the Premises—Theft of Money and Securities Inside the Premises—Robbery or Safe Burglary of Other Property Outside the Premises Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums The program is available through both admitted and non-admitted markets, depending on the risk profile and state. Colonial General works with a variety of carriers to provide flexible underwriting solutions. While minimum premium requirements vary, the program is designed to accommodate a wide range of small to midsize accounts. Territories and Availability This Flea Market Insurance program is available in the following states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Colonial General has strong regional expertise in these Western states and understands the market dynamics specific to each territory. Why Work With Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc.? As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker, Colonial General brings specialized knowledge and market access to niche programs like flea markets and swap meets. Their experienced underwriters understand the operational needs and liability exposures unique to these businesses. Agents benefit from fast turnaround times, flexible coverage structures, and access to both admitted and non-admitted carriers. You might have a client who owns a weekend farmers' market in Utah or manages a year-round antique mall in California—this program can provide the tailored protection they need. Colonial General makes it easier for you to place this specialized business with confidence. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Ideal accounts include flea markets, antique malls, swap meets, farmers’ markets, and new merchandise venues where space is rented to multiple vendors. Can this program cover both property and liability?Yes, coverage is available on a monoline or package basis, including options for property, general liability, and crime coverage. Is this program available in all states?No, it is currently available in AZ, CA, CO, ID, NV, NM, UT, and WY. Are both admitted and non-admitted carriers used?Yes, Colonial General offers access to both admitted and non-admitted markets depending on the risk and state. Can I write coverage for an outdoor seasonal market?Yes, outdoor and seasonal markets are eligible if they meet underwriting guidelines and have appropriate vendor controls in place. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

PLEASURE AND BUSINESS AIRCRAFT INSURANCE AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE Arlington/Roe & Co., Inc. offers comprehensive Pleasure and Business Aircraft Insurance solutions for agents and brokers with clients who own or operate aircraft for personal, corporate, or business-related travel. Our program is designed to meet the needs of individuals, corporations, and even flying clubs with multiple owners or members. With coverage available nationwide, we provide access to over 35 aviation insurance markets and can assist agents regardless of their prior aviation experience. Ideal Accounts and Appetite We welcome a wide range of aircraft-related risks, including: Fixed Wing and Helicopter aircraft Commercial, Corporate, Personal, and Non-Owned aircraft Piston, Turbo-Prop, and Jet aircraft Specialty categories such as Antique, Military, Emergency Response, Aerial, and Cargo aircraft You might have a client who is a business owner using a turboprop aircraft for regional meetings, or a private pilot who co-owns a jet as part of a flying club—both scenarios are excellent fits for this program. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Our offerings extend beyond aircraft hull and liability insurance. We provide access to: Airport Liability – for commercial, municipal, private airports, helipads, FBOs, and maintenance facilities Aviation Products Liability – for manufacturers, parts distributors, and service centers Aviation Worker's Compensation – even if aviation is not the primary class code This program is ideal for agents looking to package multiple aviation-related exposures with tailored coverage solutions. Underwriting Notes and Market Access Our dedicated aviation team has over 85 years of combined experience and has worked together for more than 20 years. We represent virtually every aviation insurer in the market, giving you access to both admitted and non-admitted options. Our underwriters view pleasure and business aircraft as a favorable class of business, and we’re equipped to help you navigate complex risks or enter the aviation space with confidence. Territories and Availability Coverage is available nationwide, including all 50 states and Washington, DC. Whether your client is located in California, Texas, New York, or anywhere in between, Arlington/Roe is ready to help you place your aviation accounts. Why Work With Arlington/Roe? As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker, Arlington/Roe offers unmatched access to aviation markets and deep expertise in aviation risk management. We support both experienced aviation agents and those new to this niche, ensuring you have the resources and guidance needed to succeed. Our personalized approach and extensive carrier relationships make us a trusted partner for aviation insurance placement. Note: You can find Arlington/Roe’s Pleasure and Business Aircraft Insurance storefront on CompleteMarkets by searching terms such as "aviation/pleasure and business," "pleasure aircraft," or "private and commercial aircraft." Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Ideal accounts include private owners, corporate operators, flying clubs, and businesses using aircraft for travel. We also welcome antique, cargo, and emergency aircraft risks. Do I need aviation insurance experience to work with Arlington/Roe?No. Our aviation team supports both experienced agents and those new to aviation, helping you confidently place these accounts. Is this program available in all states?Yes, Arlington/Roe offers Pleasure and Business Aircraft Insurance coverage in all 50 states and Washington, DC. Can this program cover more than just the aircraft?Yes. We can provide coverage for airports, aviation products liability, and aviation worker's compensation in addition to aircraft hull and liability. What types of aircraft are eligible?We accept fixed wing, helicopters, jets, turboprops, pistons, and specialty aircraft used for personal, business, or commercial purposes. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Oil Fields Insurance Program from Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. offers a specialized Oil Fields insurance program designed for agents and brokers seeking tailored coverage solutions for clients operating in the energy sector. As a Managing General Agency with an exclusive Lloyd's contract, Van Wagoner delivers customized risk management solutions for oil field operations across the United States. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program targets a wide range of oil field-related businesses, including but not limited to: Oil and gas lease operators Pipeline contractors Drilling contractors Well servicing companies Equipment rental and transportation companies servicing the oil field sector If you have clients involved in upstream or midstream energy operations, or service providers supporting these industries, this program could be a strong fit. For example, a Texas-based oilfield hauling company or a Wyoming well servicing contractor would fall within the program’s appetite. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The Oil Fields program offers a comprehensive package of coverages to meet the complex needs of energy-related operations. Available coverages include: Property General Liability (GL) Commercial Package coverage Inland Marine Van Wagoner’s access to Lloyd’s markets allows for flexibility in underwriting and the ability to craft policies for hard-to-place risks. Whether your client needs protection for mobile equipment, wellsite liability, or property exposures, this program is designed to respond to the unique challenges of the oil and gas industry. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Policies are written on a non-admitted basis through Lloyd’s of London, offering broad underwriting capabilities. While minimum premium requirements may vary by risk and location, Van Wagoner focuses on commercial clients with meaningful exposures and strong risk management practices. Submissions are reviewed individually by experienced underwriters with oil field expertise. Territories and Availability The Oil Fields program is available in all 50 states, including key energy-producing regions such as Texas, Oklahoma, North Dakota, Louisiana, and Pennsylvania. This nationwide reach allows you to place business for clients wherever their operations are located. Why Work With Van Wagoner Companies, Inc.? Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. brings deep industry knowledge and exclusive market access to the table. With a Lloyd’s contract exclusive to Van Wagoner, agents gain access to underwriting solutions not available elsewhere. The team understands the oil field industry’s nuances and is dedicated to helping agents secure competitive coverage for challenging risks. Fast turnaround times and responsive service help you serve your clients efficiently and professionally. Learn more about Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. by visiting their company profile or explore the full details of the Oil Fields program on their program page. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Ideal accounts include oilfield service providers such as drilling contractors, well servicing companies, equipment haulers, and pipeline contractors. Is this program available nationwide?Yes, the Oil Fields program is available in all 50 U.S. states. What coverages are included in the program?The program includes Property, General Liability, Commercial Package, and Inland Marine coverages tailored to oil field exposures. Are the policies admitted or non-admitted?Policies are written on a non-admitted basis through Van Wagoner’s exclusive Lloyd’s contract. What makes Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. a strong partner for oil field risks?Van Wagoner offers niche expertise in the energy sector, exclusive access to Lloyd’s markets, and responsive underwriting focused on oil field operations. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.