Family Arabian Mare, model no. 8, Breyer Traditional Scale, 1:9
Sculpted by Chris Hess, and distributed between 1969-1973. Pride features a hard, glossy alabaster finish with a gray mane, tail, and hooves. Her finish gives her a hard-plastic feel, different from other Breyers, which has contributed to her longevity. Other than wear of the gray paint, she’s in lovely condition for her age. She is available to another collector $20, shipped within the contiguous United States. 

A Halloween-inspired photoshoot with friends. Crowley, the goat stole the show. 

Breyerfest 2023 Driving Forward Celebration Horse, Bravour 54
2023 Breyer Horse, mold no. 54, Trakehner sculpted by Chris Hess, Model number 711610.
This model is surplus to requirement, and is available for sale to another collector. 
He has been carefully removed from box for inspection, and sells with his box and a Driving Forward Magnet. $35 Shipped within the U.S.  Inquires, and requests for additional photos are welcomed.
No box rubs or major flaws noted, although the right foreleg is a bit "behind the knee." This should be fixable with hot water, or a heat gun.

I've had the honor of being one of the photographers documenting the 38th Annual National Mounted Police Colloquium, held at the Kentucky Horse Park. The gallery below features select images from the inspection. 
A full gallery will be available soon. Enjoy!

Harries of England Sidesaddle - sold

21" (53.3 cm) U.S. / 17" (43.2 cm) European seat length, 14" (35.6 cm) seat width
Long points. Approximate distance between points is 16" (40.6 cm)
Roller Buckle Stirrup bar. Sells with Kwik-Out safety stirrup iron, and stirrup leather. 
Has been stored covered in a climate controlled environment.
Last known ridden use was in the High Hope Steeple Chase Ladies Sidesaddle Flat race in 2017. ​

I assist equine owners choose, and fit tack to their equine partners. Each breed or species exhibits certain conformational characteristics, and I need to be aware of these characteristics to provide a correct fit. Last spring I received tickets to Breyerfest, an annual three-day festival celebrating Breyer, and the global Model Horse Hobby.

While attending, inspiration struck! Having a three-dimensional, scale model at my disposal would be helpful, and I took advantage of the ticket to purchase a few of the Breyerfest exclusive Special Run, and Limited Edition models, diving into the model horse hobby with a goal to build a model stable of different breed representatives. 

Some of my acquisitions were explorations, or otherwise not suitable to my goal, and I am offering those for sale to other collectors.