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The horse on the left is Enesco E6308 and the dapple grey is from an unknown maker. |
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These models are quite small. The tallest is about 4 inches. The tiny golden palomino is identical to
one that my sister had when she was young. |
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Napco "The Shire" S660, about 7 inches tall. Although this model is called The Shire, his colouring is more like a Belgian. |
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The large white mare in from an unknown maker. She is extremely beautiful and a very tall 7 inches. The cream foal is Napco's M450. |
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This is a Lefton palomino, H2211. There was a matching foal I would love to find! |
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These three have makers markings but were untraceable. The foal looks very like a Hagen-Renaker model of the time,
and was probably a japanese knock-off. |
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These two have very similar looks but are from different makers. Lying down is Lefton H3049 and standing is Napco M452/m |
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The horse with the english saddle is what is known as a 'clover'. The stamp on his belly shows a 3 leaf clover. However the maker remains a mystery.
The palomino on the right is marked with an imprinted B67, like a brand. But again, the maker is unknown. This is a model that I had
as a child, and was pleased to find on Ebay. |
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This wild palomino and little white horse are both marked japan, but have no other identifing marks. |
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The rearing palomino is a 'clover' and the bay is Napco M451/m. |
