Animals composition identification

Hi,

Can you help me, thank you

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Two Elastolin

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The other ?

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I do not know, but they are gorgeous   

That little monkey   

They are beautiful Congratulations!

Sorry, i cant help but they are great!!

Thierry.....

The trotting doe is almost certainly Marolin; the next five pictures are Durolin; the Lion is Elastolin.


Lesley.

Castlerigg.

 S&L rule    

Ohh, I'll have to start looking for Durolin models   

Thank you very much  


Marolin ?
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Durolin :
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not sure
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Elastolin :

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Unknow

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Beautyful, ThierryB   

Gosh ! Have you see the prices of Durolin-models on Ebay ?    

The fawn, wolf and kangaroo are old Czech Durolin ones, I know these figures from my childhood.

Some another Durolins:
http://aukro.cz/figurky-lineol-divoka-zvirata-u-nas-i3981024042.html
http://aukro.cz/figurky-lineol-domaci-zvirata-i3981024139.html
http://aukro.cz/figurky-lineol-divoka-zvirata-v-zahranici-i3981024152.html

Mostly copies of older German figures :)

jarda wrote:

The fawn, wolf and kangaroo are old Czech Durolin ones, I know these figures from my childhood.

Some another Durolins:
http://aukro.cz/figurky-lineol-divoka-zvirata-u-nas-i3981024042.html
http://aukro.cz/figurky-lineol-domaci-zvirata-i3981024139.html
http://aukro.cz/figurky-lineol-divoka-zvirata-v-zahranici-i3981024152.html

Mostly copies of older German figures :)

Interesting

SUSANNE wrote:

 S&L rule    
 

I agree!!

Thank You !
Was Durolin a Czech brand, not a german one ?

And where does Marolin comes from ?

ThierryB wrote:

Thank You !
Was Durolin a Czech brand, not a german one ?

And where does Marolin comes from ?

Germany, area of the former GDR - but i dont know how old

Durolin is often called "Pfeiffer's sister company". They made cheaper versions of Pfeifferand Hausser figures. Later, they also had access to Lineol moulds.

Thierry, I don't recognise the elephant. It may not be Durolin.

Lesley
castlerigg

Thank you Lesley,

I have corrected, it's OK ?

Marolin ?
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Durolin :
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Not sure :
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Elastolin :

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Unknow

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Thierry, I am not sure if the monkeys are Durolin... I remember well the small sitting Durolin one from 70-era but this figure (the sitting one) looks different...

   I correct :

ThierryB wrote:

Thank you very much  


Marolin ?
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Durolin :
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not sure
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Elastolin :

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Unknow

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New unknown animals : The cock is bigger than the other animals
Thank You
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Hausser 1938-60

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Thank you for the pics

I have the same elephant in grey and white from Christophe long ago, and i still don't know the brand.
And i saw them on a regular basis, so they can't be that unknown...

I have some models that I would love to get identified.
Some of you may know that I have become interested in the old, Danish composition models, - but, gosh!
I am such an amateur , and it is very hard to find information...for Danoling and Nordlyset I think information does not exist at all  
So I need help !
If you know that the models are from other brands, at least I know it , - and will love the models anyway  

This lovely wolf was sold as Danolin, but it has no brand mark at all.
Does anybody know if he is from another brand ?
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Two funny bears without brand mark
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A singer for the band  
The seller did not know the brand, but the fact that there are no visible wire indicates Neo-Form   .
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This fuzzy fellow was also sold as Danolin
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The way he was given ballance, - prolonged and bent iron wire, grinded flat , indicates Danolin, who were sometimes a bit "primitive"  
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Wonderful models, Susanne; I especially love your wolf

Isn't your wolf the Elastolin from 1925? If it is not, it was copied from any other brand but to check that we need composition experts.
See here!

Thankyou, dear Roger  
Wow ! This is fun , - of my few composition models, I have just that one
So I can actually make a comparison
Sorry for the bad quality of the pictures, they were taken a bit hastily right now
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The grey one is smaller, so it is probably a copy, - perhaps he IS Danolin

And on the page you show, there is the original dancing elastolin-bear  
HERE , scroll down a little !