Brand Identification topic

The Fjord and Icelandic are Bullyland Models?? the last link are also all bullyland  

Have you the reference of the knabstrupper horse and the white horse hand up of the last link? I haven't

Thank u!

The two last ones are Safari ( foals)

The Fjord and Icey are made for Kindertoyz by Bullyland, the brand says Kindertoyz, but it is the same model.

Blip is the brand Blip toys.
The Bullyland Knabstrupper has item no 62623, - the one with the saddle ( hand up ?) is the Arab mare no 62677

SUSANNE wrote:

The two last ones are Safari ( foals)

The Fjord and Icey are made for Kindertoyz by Bullyland, the brand says Kindertoyz, but it is the same model.

Blip is the brand Blip toys.
The Bullyland Knabstrupper  has item no 62623, - the one with the saddle ( hand up ?) is the Arab mare no 62677

Woooow! As we say in Spanish you don't go to bed without learning something

And.. do you have any information about blip?

Who knows about the brand? of this vampire squid that i got from Lance Thanks

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he is marked with 1997 DOS- is this the brand? I have never heard of that before

I can't help you Andreas but that's interesting!

I also have a question, I received this composition brand from PeGe (philipp), sometime ago, I don't know the brand. I'm calling it Durolin but that's just a guess. Does anybody knows it for sure?
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@Roger: I'm really sorry I don't know much about vintage brands, some of their figures were older than me

But maybe someone knows something about the huge polar bear?:
(It is not my photo and collection, but I'm allowed to post it )
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I dont have a clue about the polar bear.
It 's very big indeed.
Now i am curious.

A person on the Model Horse Blab posted this photo she took of an unknown plastic donkey.

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Anyone know the brand? When it was made? Is it rare? I'd love to get my hands on one (or more ).

No idea:)

Ohhhh! Lovely

He's terribly cute. I don't know anything though.

A recent buy at a general flea market. Anyone know the brand?      
I think not the usual Elastolin or Lineol.
Starlux plastic farm lady included in photo to show size.

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Bought these at local Toy fair.The first picture-the red/white cow is unmarked and I think the hare is by Cherilea
The second picture is a little hollow cast bulldog with a kennel,both unmarked and not sure they even beow together but bought them as a set as the looked good together!!!
Picture three- all hollow cast-the brown cow is by Britains,the black sow only has England marked on it and the sheep is unmarked.
Picture four-the cows are unmarked but the little calf has England marked on it.

Many thanks.
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Congrats! Sorry I can't help.

1) Cow = Timpo, Hare = Cherilea
2) Bulldog + Kennel = John Hill Co.
3) Sheep = The 'Sarsen's Lamb'. You hit the jackpot on this one! Made by Britains for a promotion by Sarsen's mint sauce & vinegar in 1932. Worth at least £30, maybe £50 on a good day.
Black pig = Crescent, Brown cow = Britains
4) Black cattle = Sad to admit, but I don't know. Maybe Barrett & Sons, F.G. Taylor, Speedwell or Trojan.
As you have 2 of them, I'd like one if ever we do a swap of stuff.
Brown calf = Timpo

Interesting stuff:)

The cow is listed here as an Elastolin, but I expect it could easily be mislabeled. The others I've even less clue of - sorry to be so vague.

koniminiatures wrote:

The cow is listed here as an Elastolin, but I expect it could easily be mislabeled. The others I've even less clue of - sorry to be so vague.

I can only say that in my Elastolin reference book, which includes a reproduction of their 1939-40 catalogue, the grazing cow illustration isn't this one - legs clearly in different positions. Of course, this doesn't rule out the possibility that the cow I've just bought might be a different, maybe post-war, Elastolin cow.

Thanks for all the great info Dave!I will put the black cow on hold for you.
With regards to the special edition lamb-all I can say is WOW!the ear is missing on the other side but otherwise its in good nick and cost me £1!!

The lady feeding poultry is from Starux, - or a very precise copy

SUSANNE wrote:

The lady feeding poultry is from Starux, - or a very precise copy

I said she is Starlux. As a well known figure, she is in the photo to show the size of the compo animals.

I wish I could actually handle them ... it's the best way to find out if they are copies.

However, the horse, cow and pig appear to be 1950's Hausser Elastolin. See the horse and cow in the 1954 catalogue section in Vintage Catalogues on this forum.

Lesley
castlerigg

castlerigg wrote:

I wish I could actually handle them ... it's the best way to find out if they are copies.

However, the horse, cow and pig appear to be 1950's Hausser Elastolin. See the horse and cow in the 1954 catalogue section in Vintage Catalogues on this forum.

Lesley
castlerigg

I see the running pig is in 1957, plus horse and cow in 1954 & 1957.

Many thanks. I should have looked there myself, but had forgotten those pages were posted on the forum.

Just the small sheep to identify now then, and the other 3 can now go in with my other Elastolin large scale farm.

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Hausser also produced this new-for-the-1950's standing horse. It has the same inset metal ears, and probably the same sculptor, as the grazing specimen.

It did not appear in the catalogues ... Hausser was busy turning over to all-plastic production, and continued to use the pic of the previous standing horse ... but it was just as widely sold as your grazer, and came in  the same range of colours.

Lesley
castlerigg