Help Identifying Various Big and Small Cat Figures

Over my time of buying up animal figure lots from Ebay, I've accumated a few that I can't seem to identify. Some are most likely unbranded or knockoffs of bigger brands, while others are from brands I'm not familiar with. So I figured I'd post a few here in the hope of being able to figure out where at least a few of these came from. If you have any info about these, please comment below.


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Marked 2009 DCL Jakks Canada N
I don't know if that means Jakks Pacific, and if it does, what set it was included with.

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Marked Winco China
Apparently there's a supermarket called Winco, so there's always the possibility that this figure was part of a toy line made by them.

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Unmarked figure

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Unmarked figure
Material is hard plastic, like a Marx toy.

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Marked China
Material is soft and rubbery

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Marked Made in China

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Unmarked figure

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Unmarked figure
Material is hard, hollow plastic with a seam running down the center.

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Marked Tiger Made in China

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Unmarked figure, though it does have what looks like a faint cross on the chest.

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Marked China

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Marked Made in China

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Marked China L

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Marked China
This one looks very similar to the Safari TOOB cougar, but the pose is perplexingly reversed, with everything switched to the opposite side.

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Marked China
I believe this one may be a knockoff of the Safari Authentics lynx, due to the very similar pose. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] (not my photo)

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I can't help once I don't know a single figure. Though, it is always interesting to see them, my experience tells that soon or later, something will pop. I hope someone can help you.

No idea

The yellow lion is a copy of the lion on right of this picture.They were made in Hong Kong in the 70s-80s and usually came as a pair with the lioness that is looking behind her.They usually came as a set with other zoo/wild animals in a poly bag.
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The yellow unmarked lion might be a Lido, but can't prove it. The others all look like generic made in China toys.

Taos wrote:

The yellow lion is a copy of the lion on right of this picture.They were made in Hong Kong in the 70s-80s and usually came as a pair with the lioness that is looking behind her.They usually came as a set with other zoo/wild animals in a poly bag.

The yellow lion IS from Marx, well at least a copy of the original made in the 60's for their animal kingdom collection, and the "lioness that is looking behind her" is actually the leopard from the same collection.

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Good to know that.I did assume that both the lion and the lioness would have been a copy of

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The yellow unmarked lion might be a Lido, but can't prove it.  The others all look like generic made in China toys.

No, the first lion is already a knock-off of a Hausser-Elastolin figurine, the next 4 are Britains knock-offs on your picture Taos.
The yellow lion you referring to might be an american figurine from the 1950's or 1960's, as they used a lot of these elaborate uni-colours in that time.
In Germany they rather used brown, white or gray plastics.

Taos wrote:

Good to know that.I did assume that both the lion and the lioness would have been a copy of

Yes you are right!
In the late 1950's up to the early 1980's very much knock-offs were made either in Hong-Kong or Singapore, later China...