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Hello! this is 1 of the breyer horses i listed a few days ago. having both listed was confusing. i have decided to relist them 1 at a time. the horse you see in the pictures is the one you'll get. if you had a bid on my item i apologize for the inconvenience. i will list the other after this transaction is completed; paid for, shipped and once the winning bidder and i are satisfied.

First this horse is VINTAGE from the 1960s, i was told. it is NOT mint or perfect. i believe it is in good to excellent condition but as i am not a breyer horse collector, my eye might not be as critical as yours. based on info i received it is called King the fighting stallion in the glaze copenhagen #1031. it is almost 13" long and is a little more than 7" tall (highest point). in my prior auction i talked about some fading. t are a few spots w the blue is lighter in color like on the left thigh and probably else w in my opinion i don't think it is detrimental to the item as the difference in the blue tone is not drastic, so i think. the blue also gradually fades as it enters in the white areas like; in the face, the legs or along the hair on the neck... i also have NOT noticed anything broken or repaired. the horse could use a little cleaning like on the tail, the nostrils etc... i saw 1 small yellow spot on top of the right thigh, 5 tiny black specks on the left thigh (they might show in the last picture) and even a small red speck somew honestly you'll have to look very close to see them. but with all the questions i have received, i feel i can't be careful enough. i have not noticed major scratches, rubbing or else; if t are some they have to be light and small. to answer 1 question i received; the eye balls are brown with black around and the eye lids are white (it is discreet but the eye ball does look it has 2 colors). the back feet and tail have remnants of a hard brown material which was probably t to avoid furniture scratching. please refer to the 2 last pictures (front of the face and thigh). they have been taken with a different camera. i feel the blue is denser darker than in reality. the first ten pictures are more true to the color of my horse.

this is the best i can do... again i believe this horse is in awesome condition but it is NOT mint... if i missed something, it's got to be very small. PS; i will start the auction at what it was when i ended it.

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