So this will be an image dump, with notes! Some of it is recent evilBay shots, some ancient ones, and others are from the samples I now have, one carded, two loose. The Type is obvious so the imagery can be uploaded in folder order, which might be date or title, I haven't checked!
The only other thing to mention here is the addition of a pretty ubiquitous 'Mexican'. I can't remember if the Mexican was marked or not, but it has a bloody-great hole in it's rump and isn't going to be mistaken for another sets' horse!
Silver Indians are new with this set/sample.
They're for cakes! That's a lemon-drizzle scone by the way!
Mexican joins the team, bloody-great hole in it's rump!
I originally suposed they must be for towing cracker-guns or wagons!
Bloody-great holes!
Type 1 Horse, but horses and figures are Type 2 glossier.
Gay Jem set.
Bit blurry, sorry!
On the subject of the numbering - while numbered by me as Type 3, they clearly predate the Type 2 Late production, being somewhere between Type 1 and Type 2 Early in horse type/quality, so they could have been a Type 2b between 2a and 2c's, but given how distinct they are, while hard to place between Type's 1 and 2, it was easier to mark them as distinct, by giving them their own number.
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