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[Wolfgang_UK]

I wonder if these are original K&C Glossies, can anybody help please?
Thank you very much
Regrads
Wolfgang

 

[Louis Badolato]

They are either King & Country or Frontline. Both companies made French Foreign Legion and Highland Bands/color parties. They look like K&C to me. Take a look at the photos in the K&C Glossy subforum, as there are photos of the K&C versions of these figures. Compare and see if they match.

 

[Louis Badolato]

Here is a shot of my French Foreign Legion marking, band and color party:

 

[Louis Badolato]

Here is a shot of my K&C marching Highlanders with color party in white tunics. I'll see if I can find a closer view.

 

[paxtoysoldier]

Louis is the expert but I would guess K&C. Frontline look, but maybe not by them.
As for the set #....... Keep asking.
Nice sets anyway!
Best of Luck
Paddy

 

[Louis Badolato]

I'd have to pull my copy of Volume II of the K&C book to try to get you set numbers, or you could check Sager's Toy Soldier's website.

 

[jazzeum]

They are K & C. I have them (although not as many as Wolfgang has).

 

[jazzeum]

Here are photos from brochures I have.







Sagers doesn’t have numbers so your best bet will be Louis or Andy. Sagers used to have photos of the leaflets or brochures on his site but when you click on a particular leaflet nothing comes up; it’s been this way for a couple of years. The best resources here at the Forum for photos of leaflets, if you need any, would be Louis and me.

 

[Wolfgang_UK]

Dear Collectors,
your feedback is outstanding, thank you all very much. I am convinced by now after comparing with your pics that you have kindly supplied that these are indeed original K&C models. I am no way an expert on K&C but lucky enough to know where to ask. Thanking those Gentlemen:
Jazzeum
Louis
Paddy
and anybody else for their interest.

You all have a good week:salute::
Kind Regards
Wolfgang

 

[jazzeum]

I love those old K & C glossy. They have a certain charm to them. I have Louis to thank for getting me interested in them many years ago.