(1)ĥ.00 Andy Gard Cannon x 2, recast/reissue 54mm cannons (figures shown for scale and are not included). (1)ħ.00 Tank missing barrel, silver tracks. (NONE)ġ0.00 Tank, barrel like MPC is a wooden dowel. (2)ġ5.00 Ambulance but no longer battery operated as was the original armored car and now with decals as an ambulance.(NONE),ġ0.00 Weasel with long gun, silver tracks.(1)ġ0.00 Personnel carrier, silver tracks.
The Andy Gard toy soldiers were not ready when the 1963 catalog was made so they used MPC figures.Ĩ.00 Jeep, NO markings, note windshield usually different color green. Has an attachment wedge on rear end that can easily be cut off. M1 Rifles are a bit smaller than MPC.ġ.00 EACH recast/reissue ANDY GARD - NOT MPC seated GI. It has since been learned that a small company known as ANDY GARD was the true manufacturer.ģ.00 Crouching with ramrod, leg in splint, shooting pistol 1 gray.ģ.00 Dead, lying on the ground 1 gray (2.00 1 gray).ģ.00 Prone shooting rifle 2 gray, ( 2.00 PAINT 1 gray).ĥ.00 Indian with knife and tomahawk NONE.ĥ.00 Indian with bow, drawing arrow NONE.ĥ.00 Indian mounted with lance and shield NONE.ĥ.00 Cowboy mounted shooting rifle 1 blue.ĥ.00 Cowboy mounted with pistol, shot with an arrow NONE.ĥ.00 Cowboy cocking rifle at waist NONE.Ģ.00 Walking erect, right hand by shoulder (2)Īccessories that came with a big lot of figures. The above figures were first thought to have been produced by Ideal. 20.00 Set#230 Colts and Corral, blistercard with two colts + corral pieces. Animals are hollow and were made in two pieces and glued together. Perhaps copying Auburn they painted the top of the backs of the horses and cows. Animals have the Allied logo on their sides in a circle but often it was not molded completely and is unreadable. (2)Īnother small maker from the 1950s who made small vehicles and these farm animals. Alden was located next door to the Banner building.ġ2.00 Alden - Header card with baby and carriage.
If anyone recognises any of the pieces and can put a name to the brand(s) please let me know! Thanks for looking.TOY SOLDIER HQ INC - usa 1/32 SALES LISTSĪfter Banner bought Thomas in 1958 they set up Alden as a subsidiary to sell the exThomas toys. The figures all have the same rectangular bases (similar to Britains) apart from one set which has round bases. I’ve spent time online trying to match these figures to brands such as Airfix, Britains, Starlux, Timpo etc, but to no avail. All in all there are about 400-450 pieces across 18 photographs. This looks like it could have belonged to someone who was documenting and cataloguing their collection. The photos look professionally made and are printed on Kodak paper. The soldiers seem to be Napoleonic era and include both infantry and cavalry. Among the items was a folder of photographs showing a vintage toy soldier collection. I recently picked up some paperwork items from a local vintage toy shop here in France. Thanks to Twitter agent I think we can safely say that this mystery is now solved! Scroll down to the bottom of the post to find out the maker of these soldiers!
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