What makes a Breyer horse valuable?
What makes a Breyer horse valuable?
Several factors combine to determine the value of each individual model horse. Age, rarity, variation from the normal color for that release, condition, and plain old supply-and-demand all play parts in a model’s value.
What is the difference between classic and traditional Breyer Horses?
Traditional Series models are for play, collecting, showing and more. They are packaged in window boxes. Classics are designed to appeal to junior collectors with a variety of breeds, complemented by accessories, and action figures.
What was the first Breyer model?
# 57 Western Horse
Breyer Animal Creations® began as the Breyer Molding Company, a Chicago-based plastics manufacturer. Its first model horse, the # 57 Western Horse, made its appearance in 1950. It was a special order for the F.W. Woolworth Company, made to adorn a mantelpiece clock.
How can I tell what kind of Breyer horse I have?
Identify Your Breyer – Breyer Mold Marks. Breyer has used a variety of mold marks on their model horses. The most common of these are the “copyright” stamps, usually found on the inner hind leg or lower belly of the model.
How can you tell if a Breyer horse is chalky?
Most chalkies were painted over non-white, often brightly colored plastic, and while it is not always obvious, checking any rubbed areas can help identify these models. If a suspected chalky does not have any rubs, the bottom of the hooves are a good place to check.
When was the first Breyer horse made?
1950, Chicago, IL
Breyer Animal Creations/Founded
Breyer horses have appealed to horse lovers of all ages since the first model was created in 1950.
Are Breyer horses made in America?
Model horses are sold through independent distributors and the Breyer website. While Breyer products were originally manufactured in the United States, production now takes place in China.
