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In-Between Mare

Between the introduction of the Proud Arabian Mare and the release of the Family Arabian Mare Breyer created the mold now referred to as the "In-Between Mare." Similar to both but more finely built than the FAM, the mold has the center of her tail attached to her right buttock, has a prominent belly, and leans to the left. She also possesses the round "Breyer Molding Co" mold stamp. Only a handful of the originals are known to exist and the mold was not officially released until 2020, when it appeared in the Vintage Collectors Club. Despite its mold flaws the original In-between Mare is highly sought after. It is Breyer mold 8A.

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Photo Photo Photo Model Number Name Color Release Dates Released Through/Notes
In-Between Mare glossy grey blanket ~1959-1960
In-Between Mare glossy alabaster ~1959-1960
(c) Wendy Hick In-Between Mare woodgrain ~1959-1960
712326 Zahra glossy dappled blood bay, black points, off hind stocking 2020 Vintage Collector's Club
(~167 made)

Stamped "2020 Vintage Collectors Club" on belly

712326 Zahra glossy dappled rose grey pinto 2020 Vintage Collector's Club
(~167 made)

Stamped "2020 Vintage Collectors Club" on belly

712326 Zahra dappled palomino 2020 Vintage Collector's Club
(~167 made)

Stamped "2020 Vintage Collectors Club" on belly

Mold 8a, Glossy Flaxen Sandy Dapple Chestnut Sabino glossy dapple flaxen sandy chestnut sabino 2020 BreyerFest Live Auction
(1 made)
Glossy Metallic Blue w/ Black Points
With Proud Arabian Foal
glossy metallic blue w/ black points, two hind socks, stripe 2022 BreyerFest Live Auction
(1 set made)

With Certificate of Authenticity


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