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Can someone confirm that there is a Toy Soldier show in Gettysburg this weekend 8/24?

Thanks Brad.

What are the show hours this weekend?

Hi all. Does anyone recognize these metal figures based on Continental and British infantry? They are about 30MM (or 1 1/4 inches) to top of head, slightly taller to the hat. I do not think they are SAE because the figures and weapons do not appear to be as fragile as SAE brand figures. Walt

Someone told they were Marx, but I thought they were mistaken. I never about any Marx Holland figures. Thanks for this info!!

Forgot to mention these are 60MM in size.

Does anyone recognize these plastic toy soldier band figures? They appear to be wearing the USMC Drum and Bugle Corps uniform. The word HOLLAND is printed under the base.

That is a great accomplishment! Congratulations Major!!! Walt

Thanks, I think it might be Altaya also.

Unfortunately there are no markings anywhere. Are King and Country marked under the base?

Does anyone know what brand this figure is? It looks like it is in the typical style of a King and Country figure. The banner is removable. It weighs almost 4 ounces.

Those dioramas are amazing!

Thanks for the additional info AC. Those figures you have look great.

Thanks John and Paddy!

Hi all. Can anyone tell me what make these 54mm figures are? I believe these are a Royal Navy gun crew, Sudan conflict, with a Nordenfeldt machine gun. Under the base looks like the mark is "TEIC - The Colonial Collection". Thanks.

Those look great! Walt

This morning my wife and I stopped at a little church thrift shop, here in Delaware Country, PA. We will stop here on occasion and once in a while we find some very nice treasures from time to time. We were early today and had about 15 minutes until opening. Next to this thrift shop, which is...

Brad, thanks for your input, appreciate it!

The figures are solid. I don't think they're Britains either. The faces are very simplistic. And now that I look at them more closely they look like they could be hand painted. Maybe they were home cast.

Brad, The 1756 figure is one piece. It is slightly smaller than typical Britains, see new photo next to a Britains figure. The figures in Bearskins have a right arm that is hinged. I believe Britains made such figures with hinged arms.