Below is a list of companies that sell
Breyer and other makes of model horses. If you
can't find the model you're looking for in your home town, buying from a
mail order or Internet dealer is the easiest option.This web site makes no warranty
about any of these sites, nor do I make a profit from purchases made through
these companies, with the exception of Amazon.com. Most of the dealers listed will have recently discontinued
models available. If you're looking for older models, check out those listed as
selling "Vintage" models.
Check them out. When you're
thinking of buying a model horse from someone you don't know, you can always
check their reputation on the
Model Horse Hobby References group (MHHR) on Yahoo. Joining the group is
free, and once you do so you can search the message board for good service
("Green Light") and bad service ("Red Light") reports from other collectors. You
can also post a query about the business or person you're thinking of buying
from. It's not perfect, but it's a good way to get a general impression of
someone before you hand them your money.
Glossary of terms:
Lines: B=Breyer, S=Peter Stone,
HR=Hagen-Renaker, H=Hartland, L=Lakeshore, NL=North Light, O=Other;
Vintage?: Yes=sells (and usually buys) used/not
new models, No=sells only new models; Payment:
Accepts the following forms of payment: V=VISA, MC=MasterCard, A=American
Express, D=Discover, P=PayPal, C=personal checks, M=money orders, T=time
payments
