Brand Identification topic

Master_Cat wrote:

@Kristaru, it's not like stamps, it doesn't live any marks. I don't know why they even have them

I can only say one thing about these cute little guys.......................the first guy has character, i mean real character!!! Maybe not perfect in terms of a replica but he has everything else. I love him (or her, sorry!). If ever anyone has a model of this chappy then i would be more than interested. Made my day Master Cat, thank you!

I don't think it's from Finding Nemo. The sharks look different.
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And Disney figures are almost always marked with (c)Disney in some place of the figure...

And in Happy Feet, there was no shark if I remember correctly... I recall that the "bad guy" in the film was a leopard seal..

(BTW, Finding Demo is a Disney/Pixar film and Happy Feet is by Warner Bros. I'm a bit of a Disney freak... )

I found some animals in an old box.
These two are very small, about 2 cm I think. The cat is a bit more rubbery than the rabbit, they're both not marked.
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Than I have this stag. he's more schleich size and he used to have antlers (I think) but when I got him they where already gone.
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I think that he was supposed to be on a platform (I don't know how you call this) cause if you look at his hooves you see that it seems to be cut off
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It is marked 'pollet'
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I hope you can identify them

Hi, the cat is by either Marx or Thomas Toys. Marx made one that looks like this and Thomas copied it. I really don't know how to tell the difference between the two, they used basically the same materials - often that rubbery brown vinyl.
I have no idea about the bunny or deer.

Tiermann wrote:

Hi, the cat is by either Marx or Thomas Toys. Marx made one that looks like this and Thomas copied it. I really don't know how to tell the difference between the two, they used basically the same materials - often that rubbery brown vinyl.
I have no idea about the bunny or deer.

Thank you

I got these as part of a mixed auction with some Britains lead sheep and Johillco crows. Does anyone know the makers of either? They are lead. The beaver might be older, it is narrow with a slot on the base. The sheep look newer to me, they have solid flat bottoms, no marks.

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They are SO lovely

Gosh! You certainly know how to find there beautyful, oldies

Sorry, I know NOTHING about their history, but there have been made many sheep for nativity sets

Beautiful finds, I love these rams very much Congratulations Tim I have no idea about their brands...

Very nice finds!

Woops, I didn't put a size comparison there. They are a little smaller than the Britains sheep. The beaver is quite small.

I have no idea, but want to say congrats! The sheep are especially quite nice! :)

-Kristie

Those really are pretty sheep. Congrats Tim!

The deer is gorgeous! Too bad that the antlers are cut off : (

They are... Mysterious things

Congratulation

Oh they are wonderful! I love the reclining sheep

Congratulations Tim and sorry, i cant help.

Gosh he looks familiar I have to think a little more..It's from some older cartoon,I remember one scene when he got stuck in something

hey guys i got some new old stuff that i dont know anything about?? does anybody collect these??

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They are great !
Some of the persons remind me of something, but hmmmm... it is just outside the reach of my memory
Are they very small ?

I LOVE that puffin and the otters !

The animals of the last pic down (moose,wolf, bear, rabbit and so on) are from K&M tube (NOT marked) or copies. The rest i also dont know.

But congratulations!

I love the howling wolf and the lynx from the last picture! They are wonderfull. (I don't know what brand they are )

Around twenty years ago, we bought a small, plastic Warthog for a few pence from a market-stall. He has "MADE IN HONG KONG" embossed along his belly.

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Here he is, with a Britains zookeeper to show scale.

Can anyone tell us anything about him?

Sue & Lesley
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That is a marvellous warthog !!!!

I received very similar one (but in played with condition) as bonus to load of Britains wildlife animals. The seller wrote that he sent two "old Hong Kong figures" with no additional info. The second "old Hong Kong figure" was African rhino, probably from the same set. The most visible diff from your figure is different painting (my warthog has red eyes and light mane).

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O.T.: Sue & Lesley, please read my PM.