Brand Identification topic

They looks phantastic and interesting     But i have no informations    

What is the material? On the first view they looking a little bit like my new old vintage Hong Kong ducks    

I don't know, but they remind me of a cartoon I saw many years ago, depicting two tiny penguins standing in the middle of vast icy nothing, and one says to the other, "I keep thinking its Tuesday."

The US seller wrote that this figure is from hardplastic, unfortunately I forgot/lost that auction (these penguins were sold for 3 USD)  

They are great! and a fantastic price for them too. Congratulations! Sorry I can't help with brand.

They are beautyful !!!!   

DaveScriv wrote:

I don't know, but they remind me of a cartoon I saw many years ago, depicting two tiny penguins standing in the middle of vast icy nothing, and one says to the other, "I keep thinking its Tuesday."

     

jarda wrote:

The US seller wrote that this figure is from hardplastic, unfortunately I forgot/lost that auction (these penguins were sold for 3 USD)  

The material from my new ducks is also hardplastic, so i think more that are old vintage figurines (made in Hong Kong?)  

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Tiger, I don't know the brand.

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Shark, a big G on his belly. Don't know the brand.

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Some small dogs. They all have their breed written on their belly and China.
F.L.T.R: Schnauzer, Collie, Great Dane and Alaskan malamute.
Don't know the brand. I think they all belong to the same brand.

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Tigers, don't know the brand.

I hope you guys can help me with all these animals :3
(Schleich cub for comparison )

Probably more China figures. That first tiger is pretty nifty.

Sorry i cant help, but nice figurines    

Aren't the tigers Nayab?

I really like the tigers   

But soor, I don't know the brand either .

Roger wrote:

Aren't the tigers Nayab?

You are right, Roger, the tigers are Nayab for sure :)

jarda wrote:

Roger wrote:

Aren't the tigers Nayab?

You are right, Roger, the tigers are Nayab for sure :)

Thank you both for the brand   

Hi all! I bought a few animals on a rommelmarkt (fleemarket) in Holland, can anyone please give some information (manufacterer, when produced)???
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This green Cowboy is on the underside marked as: De Gruyter. I Googled on De Gruyter, it seems that De Gruyter was a big national firm of supermarkets (untill 1970-ies), which gave small toys to the childeren when the parents bought for a minimal sum of money. So i THINK this could be made by this firm of supermarkets (or maybe not by them, but for them by another firm). On my search i saw a online shop that offered more of De Gruyter-animals and -people, all in 1 color (most of them white, they resembled the ones on the first pic, but are different species, so i am not sure that they are also De Gruyter....). Could anyone tell me more about them????  AND: are these animals rare?? Because: i bought them because of the Cape Buffalo's 9please see the first pic): there are 2 of them and i wanted to paint them, so i could use them in my 1/32-zoodiorama (scale of the white animals is approximately 1/32): if they are really rare, maybe i should not do this???????

Really great animals, I love the foal! Sorry I can't help!

Wonderful animals, what a great find!   
Unfortunately I can't help, I don't know the brand.

Ivory wild animals looks a lot like the OMO wash powder premiums of the 1970's.   

OHHHH!!!! There is a SALUKI            

I've had a quick search in some websites I know, but can't find your animals, however it looks like the cowboy was made for the supermarket by German toy soldier company Jean Hoeffler.
Hoeffler wild west figures are pretty common, so no need to feel guilty about painting him at least.

DaveScriv wrote:

I've had a quick search in some websites I know, but can't find your animals, however it looks like the cowboy was made for the supermarket by German toy soldier company Jean Hoeffler.
Hoeffler wild west figures are pretty common, so no need to feel guilty about painting him at least.

Than is under the base written " W: Germany" i think   

Great catch but i cant help    

widukind wrote:

DaveScriv wrote:

I've had a quick search in some websites I know, but can't find your animals, however it looks like the cowboy was made for the supermarket by German toy soldier company Jean Hoeffler.
Hoeffler wild west figures are pretty common, so no need to feel guilty about painting him at least.

Than is under the base written " W: Germany" i think   

It would be 'W. Germany' for the figures Hoeffler sold directly to the retail trade, but I recall (about a different promo) they put the relevant company name under items they were making for promotional giveaways.

In a similar way, the UK company Crescent marked their own direct sales items with company name etc., but marked the same figures 'Kelloggs' for the figures given in their breakfast cereals.

DaveScriv wrote:

widukind wrote:

DaveScriv wrote:

I've had a quick search in some websites I know, but can't find your animals, however it looks like the cowboy was made for the supermarket by German toy soldier company Jean Hoeffler.
Hoeffler wild west figures are pretty common, so no need to feel guilty about painting him at least.

Than is under the base written " W: Germany" i think   

It would be 'W. Germany' for the figures Hoeffler sold directly to the retail trade, but I recall (about a different promo) they put the relevant company name under items they were making for promotional giveaways.

In a similar way, the UK company Crescent marked their own direct sales items with company name etc., but marked the same figures 'Kelloggs' for the figures given in their breakfast cereals.  

Interesting, you know a website for this kind of figurines? Because if i see some animals ( i also bought a few fishes in interesting species) which are very interesting and so i wish some more informations for this merchandise figurines. Because i hope to find any species for me.

So my example for this month is a orange oarfish, but pics later after my zoo news   

Good places to look for stuff are:

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Also go to this site's Links section for the link to Hugh's smallscaleworld site, lots of stuff there, plus links to other sites.

Would agree the 2 tigers are Nayab.The little tiger in the 1st pic is a copy of the tiger that comes in the Safari Ltd wildlife tube.