Old meets young - Dog by Hausser Elastolin and Schleich Saint Bernard

These old dogs looks phantastic :) Congratulations Yvette

I like both figures and I think the Lineol is probably a ST. Bernhard from 4th generation. It is not so different from the 3rd generation figure.
You're building an impressive collection of old composition dogs.

Oh, yes - that´s from Figurenmuseum.    This one look like an older version as my "Elastolin dog."

Hmm, I don´t know, you are probably right, but it could be also a dog from the Elastolin dog series in 1950.
For example there are so many examples in differents websites.

Perhaps Susanne can have a look in the Elastolin book by Mr. Raue ?   Please can you have a look there, dear Susanne ?

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I know, Elastolin has made some dogs, which looks similar.

Here the dog from a collectors and dealers website.
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Here an other offer at Ebay for an Lineol Bernhardiner. Only an example because of the picture. Ebay often is wrong with describtion.

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75senta75 wrote:

Yvette's dog is a Sct Bernard made both before and after the war.

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The one to the left I can't find, but the one to the right a is a Hofhund ( Farmdog)

Susanne wrote:

Yvette's dog is a Sct Bernard made both before and after the war. Very Happy

Many, many thanks Susanne, so is my St. Bernard made by Elastolin and the older one by Lineol (photo from Figurenmuseum) ?