Brand Identification topic

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I found this little tapir calf at the King's Day flea market but I have no idea what brand he is. You can find a photograph with the Schleich-S Malayan tapir for comparison here. He is made of soft, velvet-ish materials, just like the Plus Troetels made in the Netherlands. But I'm pretty sure it's not a Plus Troetel itself, for his eyes are made in a totally different style and he's larger than them. Can someone help me?

Cute little tapirbut no idea

smallscaleworld wrote:

He's Corgi Ladytilly, came with die-cast cars and is a rescue dog. The car/s had a roofrack with skis or a tobogan and varios winter-sports figures in around 35mm. he did have a handler as well   .

Thank you so much!! It's lovely to finally know what he is!

The tapir looks like it belongs to the in my pocket series (new version)

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I googled a bit and found this

A-J wrote:

The tapir looks like it belongs to the in my pocket series (new version)

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I googled a bit and found this

Oh thank you so much, Anne-Joke! And look at that other little tapir; now I really want that one too! Thank you very much!

krista wrote:

Hi!
Can somebody identify these two toob-sized deer?

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Look familiar?
To me they look awfully similar to the Schleich female white-tail deer and the retired red deer stag, except mirrored.

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They don't have any markings except "CE" on them...

I found them in the summer from a flea market.
And later I found a similar boer goat (that seems to be a tiny mirrored version of the old schleich female)


Anybody got a clue?

Hi Krista


The CE mark is required when a toy meets EU regulation. It does not relate to a specific manufacturer but could be used to date a model.

More details here:

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Chris

Tarunyada wrote:

A-J wrote:

The tapir looks like it belongs to the in my pocket series (new version)

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I googled a bit and found this

Oh thank you so much, Anne-Joke! :DAnd look at that other little tapir; now I really want that one too! Thank you very much!

No problem. I'm glad I could help

Ladytilly wrote:

smallscaleworld wrote:

He's Corgi Ladytilly, came with die-cast cars and is a rescue dog. The car/s had a roofrack with skis or a tobogan and varios winter-sports figures in around 35mm. he did have a handler as well   .

Thank you so much!! It's lovely to finally know what he is!

The St Bernard came with the Corgi Toys 513 Alpine Rescue estate car. Link below shows this car with the dog and rescue chap:

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BTW be prepared to dig deep if you want the car because it was only available for a short period - 1970 to 1972.

I found this lovely tapir on a Dutch market site, but I wasn't be able to buy it, unfortunately. It looked like the same size as the Britains tapir, but I haven't seen this one before. Can someone help me?

Tarunyada wrote:

I found this lovely tapir on a Dutch market site, but I wasn't be able to buy it, unfortunately. It looked like the same size as the Britains tapir, but I haven't seen this one before. Can someone help me?

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Sorry, i cant help   

Have anybody a idea what this is? What kind for figurines and which brand?

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I dont think there were any figures ever Andreas, it is a box for pencils or other small items for school children. They were common when I was a child in elementary school.

Tiermann wrote:

I dont think there were any figures ever Andreas, it is a box for pencils or other small items for school children. They were common when I was a child in elementary school.

Thank you Tim   

I have this small black woodpecker figurine, i think it is a pencil topper. But does anyone knows more?

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Sorry Andreas for placing a question before yours being replied.
With some Dinamização figures I've found online, I received for free this poor condition rhino. I can't find any mark on it and it is solide and smaller than 1:32 scale rhinos. Any idea of what brand it is?
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Roger wrote:

Sorry Andreas for placing a question before yours being replied.
With some Dinamização figures I've found online, I received for free this poor condition rhino. :DI can't find any mark on it and it is solide and smaller than 1:32 scale rhinos. Any idea of what brand it is?
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Heinerle?  

widukind wrote:

Heinerle?  

I haven't found any picture of a Heinerle rhino to check but that is already a tip! thanks! :)

I have found these goat. There is no brand and no "Made in China". Maybe someone knows this model ?   

Here also together with his new friend from Papo.

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What a beautyful goat   
Marvellous horns ! But take care, Papo-goat ! Those red eyes could mean the new friend is ready to attack     

Tha Papo Boer-ram is so wonderful ! One of my favorite vintage Papos   

Susanne wrote:

Papo Boer-ram is so wonderful ! One of my favorite vintage Papos

Susanne, you are absolutly right, it´s a one of the vintage Papos.  

He's gorgeous, whatever he is

Nice goat too!!

I have this quite large, and heavy, giraffe-necked horse. Marked NORIKER only. Anyone recognize it?

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Leeann, I have no idea of what it is, although it doesn't look like a Noriker isn't it marked Noriker instead of NORKIER?
A flaxen chestnut giraffe!