Rare ROSBRO Rosen Bros Cowboy & Horses Halloween Colors Candy Container
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:629436 | Brand: ROSBRO |
This Vintage Rosbro Rosen 4" Plastic HALLOWEEN COWBOY On HORSE with Wheels is a Hard to find Pair, includes two horses, an orange and a black variation. Especially desirable to add to your Rosbro Halloween collection!On Jul-08-19 at 12:01:05 PDT, seller added the following information:Copy and paste responses to one of several inquiries regarding condition of these items:
Can you tell me if there are any chips, cracks, repairs, missing parts or seam separations to thi...s lot?
There are no chips cracks, repairs or missing parts on any of the three items being offered. No seam separations are present on any of the three pieces either.
Also, do the wheels turn freely?
Yes, all of the wheels on both horses turn freely.
I noticed the black horse has a lot of paint missing from the bridle, while the orange horse appears to be in much better condition. Is that the case?
It appears that the orange paint used on the bridle of the black horse is thicker and more prone to chipping and scuffing than the black paint used on the cowboy and orange horse. I would guess that the materials and ink used in this original paint required a different medium to get the orange to apply. Yes the bridle on the orange horse I would estimate is 98% present, while the bridle on the black horse is approximately 90% present.
Can you tell me if there are any chips, cracks, repairs, missing parts or seam separations to thi...s lot?
There are no chips cracks, repairs or missing parts on any of the three items being offered. No seam separations are present on any of the three pieces either.
Also, do the wheels turn freely?
Yes, all of the wheels on both horses turn freely.
I noticed the black horse has a lot of paint missing from the bridle, while the orange horse appears to be in much better condition. Is that the case?
It appears that the orange paint used on the bridle of the black horse is thicker and more prone to chipping and scuffing than the black paint used on the cowboy and orange horse. I would guess that the materials and ink used in this original paint required a different medium to get the orange to apply. Yes the bridle on the orange horse I would estimate is 98% present, while the bridle on the black horse is approximately 90% present.
