Hello,
I have 3 Breyer horses that were given to me a about a year ago.I've searched through everything to find what ones they were with out anyluck.If you could please help me in finding out what ones they are(NOT what mold they are but the actual name,breed etc) that would be great.THANKS
Breyer Number 1:
Breyer Number 2:
Breyer Number 3:(Sorry his tail is gone i got him that way)
Thanks for helping
Really nice! Your horses are:
#1: Shaman (Blood Bay) Model #750145.
#2: Family Arabian Stallion, although it's hard to tell which one. Judging by the coat and the "rubs" in the finish, I would guess Sheikh, matte bay, model #13.
#3: Yuma (Dun Foal) Model #750145.
Shaman and Yuma were sold together in a store special exclusively through WalMart. They are "Classic," the smaller product line, which may be why you had trouble identifying them.
Family Arabian Stallion is a "Traditional" model, the largest Breyer models and probably the most popular with collectors. Family Arabian Stallion is one of the first Breyer models ever made, and there are a lot of different ones - for specifics you may need to take it to a Breyer specialist in person.
My foal is NOT Yuma (Dun Foal) Model #750145.
My foal is NOT Yuma (Dun Foal) Model #750145.
Could it be Sea Star in the original dark chestnut color?
For sure.
Well, it looks like the first horse is a Mustang, although I don't know the name.... Here's a link to the mold I think the first horse is:
http://www.breyerhorses.com/products/product.php?item=750203
I think the one you have on the top there is a breyer mustang(i think but i a not sure) and the foal you have there on the bottom is called, sea star, orphan of chincotigue. it is a horse made after a book marguarate henry wrote. I don't know what the third one is, the only thing I could say about that one is that he looks vintage.
This is a good website where you can find out which horses you have!
Here's the link: http://identifyyourbreyer.com/
Good Luck! P.S. You may want to look in both the traditional and classic sections!
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