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Can someone let me know if these are Royal Scots Fusiliers from around 1900. They seem to match photos I have found, but want to be certain. Thanks to eveyone for their help. Simos

Thank you very much, that is what I was looking for. I was pretty sure they were Grenadiers, but with what was written on the box and the conflicting numbers I wanted to be sure before I list them on ebay. Everyone has been a great resource and I really appreciate it. Stay Safe and Well, Simos

This is from an estate I have been working on. Written on the box in pen I think it says in French "Queens Guard" and the number 361. When I search for 361 it shows me a different set. I would appreciate if someone could let me know the correct number for this set and what the figures represent...

Thanks for the pictures, but the question is what do they represent?

Thanks, but I can't see the scans?

Out of the same estate. I haven't been able to match these two to anything in my books. Hoping someone will take and look and pass along any infomation. Just spent 4 1/2 days without power in Houston. No fun. Thanks for the help.

What has me confused, among many other things, is the book I have said the Black Watch had a dark green tunic and banner. The ones I have are dark blue?

So would you say these are Scots Guards?

At first I thought they are Scots Grey, when maybe Highlanders, I give up. The pipe banner doesn't seem to match anything I have found. I have added three photos. Thats again for the help. Not sure what the piper with the red banner is suppose to be, he was in with the rest.

Just found these figures in Star Collectables brochure from 1984. They were part of Colorful London set M13 which includedColdstream Guard full-dress at attention, Yeoman of the Guard at attention with axw,1 each trumpeter of household , cavalary at attention and 1 Pearly King and Queen. You...

Me again, At least I know how made these figures, just looking for the name used to describe this set. Thanks for all the help. Stay Safe and Well, Simos

Still working on IDing figures. These are marked MMM Made in Wales and I can't even image what they represent. The woman is holding a cup with a Red Cross, but couldn't find anything that matched. Thanks for the help in advance. Stay Safe and Well, Simos

Here is another small home cast set I found. I think it represents US Marines from around the 1880's, but would like a second opinion. Thanks in advance for the help.

Thanks for the information. That is what I thought, but I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something. Simos

Another group out of the collection I am going through. I think these are Britains lifeguards, but I can't find a set that has the gold helmets and gold cuirasses. Is this a proper Britains set or a repaint by original owner. Hope everyone had a good holiday and we a get the vaccine soon. Thanks...

Merry Christmas to everyone, hope this finds everyone healthy and with family. This might be a stretch, but on the second band the flutes are painted silver, which to me indicates they are made of metal. The French invented the metal flute around 1847. They were the first to incorporate this...

Re: Help ID these Flat Band Figures - Gebr. Schneider/Schneider Bros. Thank you for all the information. These are the only ones I found so far, but my friend brings boxes over a few at a time and since everything is so mixed together, I never know what will show up. To me these appear to be...

Looking for an ID on these flat band figures. They measure 2 7/8" tall and are 3/16" thick. I don't know if this was a set of different uniforms or just the way the previous owner decided to present them.Thanks in advance and Happy Holidays. Simos

You can see to a novice trying to ID these uniforms it is not an easy task. I was so hoping that I was able to finally ID one on my own, only to have my bubble burst (lol). That is what is so great about this forum. Everyone is so willing to help and educate those of us trying to put names to...

I found this in Military Uniforms of the World and it looks like a close match to the Prussian/German figures. Any Comments