Breyer Alabaster Arabian Stallion Model #492091

Description

Breyer Alabaster Arabian Stallion Model Overview

The Breyer Alabaster Arabian Stallion Model is distinguished by its alabaster white coat and contrasting black mane, tail, and knees. It originates from the 1991-1992 Family Arabian Stallion set, initially released in Sears’ Holiday Catalogue, with approximately 4,350 models produced.

Breyer Alabaster Arabian Stallion Model Details

The Family Arabian Stallion mold (#7), sculpted by Chris Hess based on Maureen Love’s Hagen-Renaker “Amir,” has a rich history starting in 1958. Notable markings evolved over time, including the “Breyer Molding Co.” stamp first appearing in 1960 and the addition of “U.S.A.” in 1970. Early versions maintained accurate stallion genitalia, while later models adapted to a solid bar scrotum between the early 1970s and 1983.

This particular model is in Like New condition, making it a valuable collectible for enthusiasts of Breyer horses.

• Alabaster white coat with black points
• Produced between 1991 and 1992
• Originally part of “Arabian Horses of the World” set
• Approximately 4,350 models made
• Breyer mold #7 designed by Chris Hess