little men

[basstrackerman]

these are some army men i found in the neighbors yard. they are a heavy cast metal but un sure as to what metal. anyone know of a year they maybe from? thanks alot

 

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[gold fish]

They look like WW2 era lead soldiers. My dad has afew that are practically unused, but not near that many. Very cool. May be a good spot to look for mercs and walkers.

 

[Comanche Todd]

I think they could be earlier than WWII?

some kid probably buried them, and forgot about them

 

[Gypsy Heart]

Cool Find....and there are probally more out there....

Heres some hints from ebay.....http://reviews.ebay.com/Britains-Toy-Soldiers-BASIC-IDENTIFICATION-HINTS_W0QQugidZ10000000000137028

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

This was something I found on eBay that may be helpful..

"The [toy soldier ] is one lead Hand-Painted WWI British Sergeant figure. The figure measures approximately 2.5 inches tall (standing) and are 54mm. The figure is in excellent condition and is beautifully hand-painted with great detail and no visible paint loss. This is an excellent figure for anyone interested British Military figures. "

 

[chibear]

hmmmmm; maybe WWI.....leggings and helmets look like WWI. nice finds anyway......old = silver lol

HH

chibear

 

[timbuckII]

They are lead. I do not think they are WW II. The horses would be WW I. From the helmets I would say WW I, probably made in the 20s or 30s. I have a mould and back in the day, 50s, we would melt down wheel weights and cast soldiers. The mould made three at a time.

TC

 

[Jack(IN)]

Nice finds!

more found thatn I've ever found!

 

[Dimeman]

I agree that it looks more like WW1 than WW2.
Pretty old, probably a child buried his "dead" soldiers from his play "battles".

Nice find!!!!!!!!

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

Modern day Terracotta Warriors

have a good un......................
SHERMANVILLE

 

[JerV3]

Those are nice.

I love to find those old soldiers. Pretty sure they are made of lead.

HH Jer

 

[Functional]

these are some army men i found in the neighbors yard. they are a heavy cast metal but un sure as to what metal. anyone know of a year they maybe from? thanks alot

They look like WW1 American infantry, (I think). Prices vary widely based on type of metal and country. Most aren't worth alot, (around $4.00 each), but some are more rare than others. I think the most expensive ones I've seen are the bronze Australian ones that sell for anywhere from $60 to $120 in good condition.

Might want to check the completed listings on eBay, if nobody on here knows for certain.

F.

 

[ModernMiner]

Very cool digs! You got any extra heads left over? I have two missing heads.
Great post.
-MM-