A Reisler Poodle made by Hausser-Elastolin, - and how...

...and how I always fall in, when I get tempted  

At the beginning of the `60s , the Danish compagny Jan Reisler ApS, bought parts of models, or unpainted, models from Hausser Elastolin.
They assembeled and painted them here, and hoped to save money that way.
Mr Hausser and Mr Reisler were very good friends.

Most of these models were Westerns, vikings, royal guards etc, but there was also a wolf, a poodle ( one white and one black), a dachshound, and an Aslatian shepherd-dog.

These models are totally impossible to find in Denmark, so my heart almost jumped up in my nose when I saw the white poodle on French Ebay   

Ta-daaa, here she is :


She is so fine and so little ! Westie is completely week in the knees  


Together with Poodle came a few other little models, - and then I just HAD to make a bit of a couple of other small, mixed lots  
Here some Elastolins :


A "white" red deer from Clairet had sneaked into the flock of elastolins. Here he is together with the normal coloured one :   


Some tiny, tiny little cute models :


And a wonderful flock, marked "Jacquet W.GERMANY"! The squirrels look a lot like the ones from Plaho   :


Look at these deer  


Last, a few close ups of the other Elastolins :
Wild boar :


A lovely little Swan :


The white foal already had a relative here, - a bay foal which was a gift from Willy ages ago  


Great little bear !


And an anteater  


Thanks to Yvette, I am going to have the Reisler/Elastolin wolf, dachshound and Alsatian, when she comes home from holiday, - Yvette RULES  
But I am still looking for the black poodle, in case somebody has one to spare

That are wonderful old newcomers Susanne    

I think it was Chritophe who sent me some of those Jaquet animals - Jaquet is a promo brand I think and the maker is Jean Hoefler
I love your poodle, she is very pretty

Congratulations for your poodle and all these little figures! I love them all. Deers are very graceful! Thanks for sharing thm with us! I wish you all the luck with the black poodle.

Congratulation Susanne for your newcomers, it's good to see you are so happy with them  

I like when you or another friend is finding some old treasures !

Tim is right, the Jaquet are made by Jean Hoefler. Jaquet was a French breakfast rusks company.

The "cream" Clairet red deer is a "light" model. The last years of Clairet, this company produced also cheapest models, less detailed and more thin like this one.

Thankyou, friends