Farm from Hausser Elastolin with animals from Hausser - Reisler and Britains

Here you can see an old farm from Hausser Elastolin. It was made of wood and was sold in the 70s. With this farm I played in my youth.
You also can see animals from  Hausser Elastolin of soft plastic. Some animals are from my youth. Some I bought later.
Even the animals of Reisler from the 60s have moved later on the farm. Similarly, some animals and people of Britains.

The complete farm from Hausser Elastolin.





You can open the back front of the buildings.




Horses from Elastolin Hausser (Soft plastic, from 70s.).








From Hausser Elastolin.


Reisler


The farmer's wife is from Reisler, the lamb from Hausser, the metal hens are manufactured by Britains. The ducks are from Hausser too.


Ponies are from Reisler, cows from Hausser.


Donkey from Hausser, farmer Reisler.


The colored metal chickens are made by Britains.


Lying down cow is from Britains (metal), other cows are from Reisler.


Shepherd and sheeps(metal) by Britains, black dog is by Reisler, two ponies also by Reisler.


Hausser Elastolin


Farmer and horse by Reisler.










Farmer and horse by Reisler.


Cows are from Elastolin Hausser, farmer's wife is made by Reisler.



Horses from Elastolin Hausser, cows are from Reisler.


Brown horse on the far left side in the stable is made by Reisler, horses on right side are from Hausser Elastolin.
Rabbits by Reisler, two goats in the middle by Reisler, goats on the right side from Elastolin Hausser.


Horses from Hausser Elastolin, farmer is from Reisler.


Reisler


Farmer is Reisler, rest is from Hausser Elastolin.


Pigeons made by Hausser Elastolin.


Goats on the right made by Hausser, goat in the middle made by Reisler. Brown horse and foal on the left side made by Reisler, other horses are from Hausser.


Sheep of metal made ​​by Britains.

WOW!!!!!Some lovely models and the buildings are wonderful!!    

Wow this is really amazing!!! I love it!

Wow, this is the most greatest  farm that I have seen ever!  

     Wonderful Yvette      

Super farm.

The lead lamb at the front of the group, standing on front legs only, is by Cherilea, and the larger adult walking sheep to the right of it is by Crescent, not Britains.

Dave wrote:

The lead lamb at the front of the group, standing on front legs only, is by Cherilea, and the larger adult walking sheep to the right of it is by Crescent, not Britains.

Wow, thank you Dave! I don´t know that. What´s about the other sheeps around the shepherd?
They are from Britains, right ? To the left of the shepherd is standing a calf.
Do you know the manufacturer?

75senta75 wrote:

Dave wrote:

The lead lamb at the front of the group, standing on front legs only, is by Cherilea, and the larger adult walking sheep to the right of it is by Crescent, not Britains.

Wow, thank you Dave! I don´t know that. What´s about the other sheeps around the shepherd?
They are from Britains, right ? To the left of the shepherd is standing a calf.
Do you know the manufacturer?

Not all clear in the photos because of their positions, but I think:
sheep at back of group: Cherilea
2 sheep in middle of group (one standing, one grazing): Britains
lying sheep at right: F.G. Taylor & Sons (Often called 'F.G.T.' by UK collectors. Post-war Was half of pre-war partnership company Taylor & Barrett, often just called 'T&B'. The other former partner continued as Barrett & Sons, 'B&S')
standing calf: Crescent.

Awesome!      

That farm is unbelievably wonderful! Every single detail, every human figure, every animal is excelent. Also I love the way you organized everything. This magic is only possible when figures are in scale.
It is even more exciting knowing you played with a farm like that in your childhood and now you can play with your son!

Beautiful farm, thanks for sharing it with us Yvette!

This old set is amazing! I enjoyed your photos very much. Thank you for sharing Yvette!

Thank you all. Yes Roger, I have build up the farm together with my son and I am happy, that he like it too.

Dave wrote:

Not all clear in the photos because of their positions, but I think:
sheep at back of group: Cherilea
2 sheep in middle of group (one standing, one grazing): Britains
lying sheep at right: F.G. Taylor & Sons (Often called 'F.G.T.' by UK collectors. Post-war Was half of pre-war partnership company Taylor & Barrett, often just called 'T&B'. The other former partner continued as Barrett & Sons, 'B&S'

Wow, thank you Dave for all these informations. I will also show some better photos from the calf and some other figures at "What is this please?"

Ohh, Yvette ! That is a DREAM for children, young and old     
...and for collectors too, - even if they often are the same   

I love to see the Reislers fitting so well to the others, - btw, there is a brown, lying down cow which is not by Reisler

If only I was there ! All the fun   

Thanks Susanne, yes they are fitting very good - the Reislers, Hausser and Britains.
Susanne, you are right. The lying down brown cow between the Reisler cows is not from Reisler.
She is made of lead and is inside hollow, but I don´t know the brand. Perhaps Britains ?  
I am sure, Dave also knows more about the brand of the cow.

75senta75 wrote:

Thanks Susanne, yes they are fitting very good - the Reislers, Hausser and Britains.
Susanne, you are right. The lying down brown cow between the Reisler cows is not from Reisler.
She is made of lead and is inside hollow, but I don´t know the brand. Perhaps Britains ?  
I am sure, Dave also knows more about the brand of the cow.

I noticed the cows, but couldn't see them clearly.
None of them the Britains lying cow for sure.
Are there any markings (company name or logo) underneath of the mystery lead cow?
Is the biggest lying cow composition? Elastolin or Lineol?

Just lovely !  thanks for sharing !

Wow, so cool! Wonderful set Yvette!

Is this farm only made in this setting? Let me explain my question: i have this farm (also since i was a small kid), but it is only the farmbuilding witch the yard in front, so not the 2 buildings on the left and right of the big farmbuilding. But the building is exactely the same as yours. Did they produce 2 different versions?

Yes, this farm was produced in several versions.

There are also farms with two buildings.

Here are examples that I've seen in the internet and on Ebay.

Have a look here:

http://www.ebay.de/itm/360869165292?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

http://www.antiktoystore.de/shop/product_info.php/info/p1167_HAUSSER---ELASTOLIN-gro-er-Bauernhof-Nr--15132---Vorkrieg.html

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Schoener-alter-Bauernhof-Holz-handgemalt-Figuren-Tiere-um-1920-Erzgebirge-/191065672994?pt=Antikspielzeug&hash=item2c7c66cd22&nma=true&si=PJDv6dz59KoablpeEphuCVUGHPQ%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Beautiful - Old and new, plastic and metal side by side and arranged very well...not only that but you've finally ID'd the pigeon which turns up occasionally!

Thanks for the information Yvette!!! The farm on the third link looks exactely like mine. Never knew it was made by Hausser Elastolin.

mreyder wrote:

The farm on the third link looks exactely like mine. Never knew it was made by Hausser Elastolin

Oh, that´s fine! Sometimes there is a stable more or less, different fountains, doors and windows. Sometimes with lawn, sometimes without grass. But many sellers on Ebay don´t know, that these old farms are made by Hausser Elastolin. They are beautiful, keep it well. He is worth it.