Brand Identification topic

Is it hollow ?

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Andreas, whenever I ask for help in this topic I always have the hope that someone might be able to identify something and, although it is not usual, I am often surprised by answers that give me names or clues. There are also collectors who have discovered brands I didn't know about, like yourself! So thank you all the same

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Christophe, no, it’s heavy like the Elastolin ones...

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Andreas, whenever I ask for help in this topic I always have the hope that someone might be able to identify something and, although it is not usual, I am often surprised by answers that give me names or clues. There are also collectors who have discovered brands I didn't know about, like yourself! So thank you all the same

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Christophe, no, it’s heavy like the Elastolin ones...

I remember me a local collector had in the past also a larger composition figure from a small brand, it could be from the former GDR. But i can not remember if the figure was hollow or not.

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Hi guys! I need help to identify this bear. I can’t find him anywhere. He has England on his left side just under front leg. I’m not sure if is visible on the photo.

This bear is probably a Taylor & Barrett. It was also produced in France by Georges Munckle

Thank you Morek. I also have the ewe-but in grey-and the Rough Collie.

Kikimalou wrote:

This bear is probably a Taylor & Barrett. It was also produced in France by Georges Munckle

Thank you!

Think this maybe the Funrise Mule but not sure as all it has on marked on it is made in China and the letter J.
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It may be the Frunrise donkey. My mule is different than this model... but its very similar to their style.

Thanks Paige.

Looking again, I'm not sure what it is. According to these current ebay listings these are the donkey model.

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And this is my mule.
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None of these match your model... I am not sure what you have there. Very similar in style though!

Thank you again Paige,much appreciated.It seems to be in the style of Funrise but maybe its a completely different maker.As I have said previously,no info on the model itself.

Taos wrote:

Think this maybe the Funrise Mule but not sure as all it has on marked on it is made in China and the letter J.
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This is close in shape to one of Funrise's "farm horses" but with donkey ears and tail. My sheep and goat from the same set have Funrise on the stamp, so I wonder if yours is a knock-off that used the farm horse general shape.

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Interestingly, the back card of this set does not include a farm horse in the actual mold but the other Funrise farm horse mold.

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Thanks Jill,its great to see the back of the cards as well,I remember having that goat and some of the cattle when younger but sadly they are long gone!You may be right and this may just be a copy.

I had been looking for one of these soft-shell turtles for some time. I got these two along with a dolphin and some other marine animals that I am not interested in collecting. They are made of semi hard solid rubber and are marked Made in Hong Kong on the belly.
I know of a few more color variants and they may also have been made in plastic.

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Does anyone know brand or period?
Thanks

First time I see them

Kikimalou wrote:

First time I see them

Same here

Well, if neither of you [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] know about it... it's going to be complicated...

Stripedhyena wrote:

Well, if neither of you [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] know about it... it's going to be complicated...

Always , maybe for Hongkong toy collectors. But my figures are also unknown there. But where are the experts to find for that?

Taos wrote:

Think this maybe the Funrise Mule but not sure as all it has on marked on it is made in China and the letter J.
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Is it the size of a traditional Funrise or smaller like a tube figure?
Toy Major minis are usually not marked with TM logo or year. Could it be from a Toy Major 12 figures Farm set of minis?

Roger-its a traditional Funrise size model and not tube sized.

Taos wrote:

Roger-its a traditional Funrise size model and not tube sized.

OK, so my theory is out of question. :)

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