Table of Contents
- 1 Where is the Breyer horse factory?
- 2 How much does a Breyer horse cost?
- 3 How tall is a Breyer horse?
- 4 What is the most expensive Breyer horse?
- 5 How can you tell if it is a Breyer horse?
- 6 How do you know what Breyer horse you have?
- 7 Where can I find a Breyer model horse?
- 8 Where can I find photos of Breyers for sale?
Where is the Breyer horse factory?
China
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.
Are old Breyer horses worth anything?
Do Breyer horses go up in value? These can sell from $300 to upwards of $600 dollars each. Certain vintage pieces have sold for up to $3500! A good resource for establishing the age, rarity, and even identity of your models is the website www.IdentifyYourBreyer.com.
How much does a Breyer horse cost?
These can sell from $300 to upwards of $600 dollars each. Certain vintage pieces have sold for up to $3500! A good resource for establishing the age, rarity, and even identity of your models is the website www.IdentifyYourBreyer.com.
Are all Breyer horses marked?
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….
| Esperanza mold mark | Round “© Breyer Molding Co.” |
| © Breyer Reeves mold mark | ’97 Marabella mold mark |
How tall is a Breyer horse?
Traditional models are about 9 inches high by 12 inches long. Classics are about 6 inches high by 9 inches long. Of course foals are smaller than adult horses. 4 of 4 found this helpful.
Where can I sell Breyer Horses?
Online Buying and Selling:
- eBay – Thousands of Breyer listings and high traffic make this site very popular but listing fees can be high.
- Model Horse $ales Pages – MH$P offers text and photo ads at little to no cost.
- Haynet Exchange – The most active email list for the buying, selling, and trading of model horses.
What is the most expensive Breyer horse?
Breyer Model Horse
Every summer before the hunter/jumper crowd flocks to the Kentucky Horse Park for the Kentucky Summer series, a group of folks comes to show with a very different kind of string—model horses!
What’s the most expensive Breyer horse?
The Breyer Model Horse That Sold for $22,000.
How can you tell if it is a Breyer horse?
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 I tell if my Breyer horse is real?
How do you know what Breyer horse you have?
How to Identify Your Breyer
- In order to identify which Breyer model you have, you’ll first need to determine which scale or series category it falls into, from the 1:9 scale Traditional to the 1:64 scale Mini Whinnies.
- Next you’ll have to determine which mold Breyer used to create your horse.
How tall is a 1/12 scale Breyer horse?
The second largest scale in the Breyer lineup are the Classics. Classic horses are 1:12 scale making one inch equal to twelve inches in real life or one foot. Classic horses stand approximately 6 inches tall which translates into 6 feet for a real horse.
Where can I find a Breyer model horse?
You can see those models at Identify Your CollectA. Welcome to Identify Your Breyer, the largest and most complete source of information on new and vintage Breyer model horses on the Internet. I’m glad you stopped by!
What kind of mold does Breyer horse use?
Next you’ll have to determine which mold Breyer used to create your horse. Breyer may re-use each mold many times, depending on the popularity of the individual mold, and will vary the color and other details with each release.
Where can I find photos of Breyers for sale?
Some people try to use photos found on this site as their own, most frequently on auction websites like eBay.
Who is the webmaster of Identify Your Breyer?
Breyer is saddened to hear of the passing of Janice Cox, a longtime model horse hobbyist best known for being the webmaster of Identify Your Breyer. Bring Home a Pair of Breyer Test Runs!