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2009-06-19 carousel horse: Actually, yours is not a carousel horse. It's an aluminum casting made for decorative purposes only. If this were authentic, I would have the pole hole and hole directly in front of the saddle. These...
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2009-06-18 wooden coney island steeplechase horse: In this market it's hard to place a value on collectibles. I generally tell folks that they're worth whatever someone is willing to pay. I know that I had one of the Steeplecase horses that I sold back...
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2009-05-26 Allan Herschell aluminum pony: That price for a Herschell aluminum "kiddie" horse is very, very high. If you shop around, you can find them for as low as $300. On the high end, $500.00 would be about the maximum retail value. Keep...
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2009-05-24 Alan Hershell Aluminum Horses: The fake aluminum Herschells are easy to spot. The have a very large pipe attached to the underside of the horse and base and no pole hole behind the saddle. Other than that, they look, like a Herschell...
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2009-05-21 Whole working Carousel: For restoration tips, get the book "Paint the Ponies" by Bette Largent. Contact Bette directly at: prez@nca-usa.org. As far as placing a value on your carousel, I would prefer not to do that. In this...
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