This message is from: Diana Calder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> PW> This message is from: Pat Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> PW> PW> What does your Breyer model look like, I may be interested. PW> pat wilson PW> ttfn
The batteries in my digicam are dead, so I'll just give a link to the Silver Wolfe photo for now - it's the same mold as the Breyer Henry the Norwegian Fjord except in a gray dun (they call it silver dun). They made one screw-up in the markings, however - they gave Silver Wolfe four white stockings below his dark leg markings! I haven't gotten around to repainting the legs on my own model yet, but I will eventually. Here's a few links with pictures of Silver Wolfe: http://petgearmfg.safeshopper.com/108/816.htm?152 http://www.modelhorseweb.com/srs/2000.html http://www.sr-outdoors.com/~breyer/silver_wolfe.htm And while I'm busy finding links, here's links to info on the Dewsbury Waterford Baucher that I have for sale: http://www.horsebit.com/questions2.htm http://www.kangaroobits.com/baucher.htm I can take some pictures of the actual model once I get the digicam's batteries charged back up if anyone wants pics of it. Thanks, Diana Thursday, June 28, 2001, 8:00:11 PM, you wrote: DC> This message is from: Diana Calder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> DC> I've got a 6" John Dewsbury Waterford Baucher bit for sale. I paid DC> $111.60 US (before taxes and shipping) for it back in March this year, DC> used it for about a month, then gave up on it - I'm not sure if it was DC> a little bit thick for Donnie's palate or not, but he definitely DC> couldn't handle all the joints in it - I never did try it on the DC> driving bridle, only on the one we use to ground-drive him with the DC> stoneboat, and not only would he never stop playing with it, but he DC> also managed to pull it plus the rein right through his mouth on DC> several occasions. Waterford bits are supposed to be bought longer DC> than others, so the 6" is about equivalent to a 5.5" French link DC> (which I bought a Smuckers' butterfly version of at the same time, and DC> which Donnie does seem to like, but not as well as the copper-roller DC> D-ring snaffle we started him out with). The Dewsbury bits are DC> supposed to have a life-long warranty, and I've still got the box and DC> everything for the bit so it should be covered the same as if it was DC> new. It has a manufacturer's flaw on one link, but it's smooth and DC> seems only to be cosmetic so I didn't bother returning it. If DC> anyone's interested, I'd like $80 (plus shipping to wherever it needs DC> to go) for the bit. If no one's interested, I'll probably offer it on DC> the CD-L, before trying eBay (the selling fees there are getting DC> nasty). One question - any recommendations on sterilizing the bit DC> before shipping it? I was thinking in terms of rubbing alcohol, but DC> wasn't sure if that was strong enough... DC> I've also got a New in Box Breyer Silver Wolfe 2000 Spring Show DC> Special Fjord for sale. I accidentally wound up with two (bid on a lot DC> including one on eBay, got outbid, ordered one from an online store, DC> then the high bidder backed out on the eBay lot and since I wanted the DC> rest of the lot anyway, I accepted the win on that one as well). I'm DC> asking $30 plus shipping for the Silver Wolfe. DC> First come, first serve on both of these items. -- Best regards, Diana mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
