Toy Horse

[mramsoil]

I found this about a foot down in the dry sand at the beach. It's hollow pewter or something similar and doesn't have any markings. I was hoping someone could help with some info on it.
Thanks

 

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[Breezie]

Hello, WELCOME to the forum! Could you post some more pics at different angles? Breezie

 

[High Plains Digger]

May be a "bronze horse" of a million different sizes and places where it was stuck on, or not. Singles and also on a desk clock, etc. Big in the early 60's, especially as a carnival prize.

 

[mramsoil]

Here are some other shots, thanks guys 'n gals.

 

[kuger]

May be a "bronze horse" of a million different sizes and places where it was stuck on, or not. Singles and also on a desk clock, etc. Big in the early 60's, especially as a carnival prize.

Yep,I used to have a whole"stable",of em I won at the Jubilee

 

[savant365]

Neat find With that fancy saddle it probably went to a Lone Ranger or Roy Rogers play set.

HH Charlie

 

[SODABOTTLEBOB]

mramsoil ~

See if it matches or ties in with one of these horses - which has an interesting article about "The Granddaddy" of all cast horses that started the craze. I looked around and found a ton of "similar" looking cast horses. Just about the only way I can think of to match it properly would be to print out a picture of it and have the picture handy when you searched the endless variety on the internet. Plus, it might help to determine exactly what yours is made of. It looks like "pot metal" to me.

Good luck.

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Link:
http://reviews.ebay.com/Carnival-Horses_W0QQugidZ10000000001712492?rvr_id=224299369369

 

[kuger]

I wish I still had all of mine from the Fairs.....they were exact.Would sure to be worth something today as they were made of metal!!All sizes too