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Crescent made many fine plastic toy soldiers. In addition to their own line they also provided many of the figures for the Kelloggs cereal company to be used as give away premiums.
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Crescent 60mm U.S. Cavalry Figures
Crescent also made one other 60mm Cowboy. 
Marked C42 under the base there do not seem to be any others in this series. It could be that one cavity of the original mold was damaged and this figure was used as a replacement.
6.00 C42 Cowboy.
Photo of Indian with lance and shield courtesy of Les Gardner.
Originals seem to be made in red and shades of blue while the ones made for Kelloggs (and marked as such) seem to be a pale yellow. Paint may be factory or collector applied.
NONE T24 Dual Cactus, green. 
Arabs
60mm WWII and Modern Military Figures
Ref K17 - 8th Army kneeling w/ radio. 
Sometimes these figures do not have their P # under the base. Paint is probably worn or missing all together.
Small bunker front sold in window box sets, closer to HO scale than 60mm.
54mm WWII and Modern Military Figures
This group was widely copied in "HO" scale in Hong Kong in the 1960s.
Scots Guard standing shooting rifle, 54mm.
2154 Saladin Armoured Patrol. Metal set with the original box as seen. The Saladin is in good shape with some wear around the pull back. The Ammo trailer's "eye hook" is broken off and gone, the 25lb gun's "detachable traverse Platform has been detached and is missing.
This figure was made by Tom Smith under a license from the Crescent Toy Co in England. It represents one of the TV show "Thunderbirds" characters and was given away free in Kelloggs Sugar Smacks as a premium. It also may have been given away in Cristmas Crackers packages. Under the base is marked - C 1966 A.P.F. (over) TOM SMITH (over) & Co Ltd (over) Made In England.
NO THUNDERBIRDS IN STOCK
English cereal premuims. Most were made either from Crescent molds or sculpted from the Crescent master figures. I find some with paint like most English made figures from this era, but it is possible they were not factory painted as they were included with a food product. Those that are painted suffer from the same paint loss like other figures from the 50-60s. Under each base is 'KELLOGGS THE GREATEST NAME IN CEREALS". 
Circus Ring master, red.
Queen Amidala, Star Wars. 