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Example of an Ancient Greek, helmet comes off, arms swivel.
These 1/32 armymen were made in Greece but we do not know the maker.
WWII FIGURES
Copied from Airfix figures in PVC I think. They are factory painted and were made to compete w/ Britains. They were sold on individual small blister cards and in larger cards. They made four WWII sets each with six different poses.
German Infantry
Individual blister card w/ one WWII figure;
Japanese Infantry
British Paratroopers
Blue Box copied the Jean Hoeffler (of Germany) mounted and foot knights in a smaller 50mm scale.
Blue Box 45mm western figures
Blue Box, 45-50mm SP cart. 
Modern French Airforce commandos, 60mm.
Copies of Atlantic western figures about 30mm in scale.
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Nice 70mm copies of Elastolin figures made in Hong Kong.
- 4.00 Mickey Mouse, ONE FOOT BROKEN OFF BUT THERE, red SP.
- 50mm Mountie made in Hong Kong, rubber, factory painted.
- Sword & Sorcery movie tie in ringhand space ogres. ID and picture of blister card courtesy Joseph Svec.
- Hong Kong mounted knight with horse as shown, copy of Cherilae.
Made in the 1960s or 70s. Rubbery plastic.
54mm Footbridge. (2) - 
- Small dinos (not mammels as header card says). Three per bag. At least 4 poses. Maybe based upon Tim-Mee figures.
Small bag with 3 dinos (buy 2 and I will see you get all four poses).
Based upon the Ajax/Joy Toy/Tootsie Toy dinosuars. Blow molded. Brontosaurs 5 inches long.
Made in Hong Kong about 54mm.
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Made in Hong Kong about 28mm.
DEEP SEA DIVERS about 45mm
Officer with binoculars is a copy of a Matchbox GI. Others are copies or based upon Airfix GIs and Australian Infantry poses. Bases marked 1974. Prone figure only marked Hong Kong.
Photo courtesy Steve Thompson.
Elk or Reindeer, white. 
Marlbourgh made lead figures. Using thei lead figure molds in the 1980s they made a short run of the above six Zulu War poses. Made in a stiff plastic they are now quite hard to find.
- Camels and riders
- Four pioneers.
Reliable was a Canadian company operating in the 1950s & 60s. They copied other companies such as Bergen and Auburn's work.
Tractor, about 30/35mm, HP. 
Steamroller, 30/35mm, HP. 
large hollow hard plastic farm animals were made by gluing the two halves together. With factory painted highlights.
Mini Trains and streetcars are made of soft plast and are about 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 inches long.
Auburn copies
Reliable copied Bergen GIs in both the plug base and integral base styles. They swapped the US helmet for the British pot helmet. Some integral base figures are marked on their backs but most are not.
Military Figures
Made by the same company that makes all of the metal military vehicles in 1:48 scale. These figures are made of polyethylene, are painted and stand about 60mm in size. Some have added camoflage added to their helmets. I do not know if this was by the manufacturer or done by a collector. They are similar to Crescent and Timpo (prone figure seems to be a copy of US Tim-Mee figure) and probably date to the early 1960s.
- SOLPA Russian Infantry
- Greek Marines - 24 Figures + 2 small rafts. Figures are copies of Airfix Modern German Infantry.
These are 60mm and may be the ugliest swoppets ever made. :-)
1/32 scale figures
Medieval Figures
Bullfighters
Alguacil (mounted bullfighter), hands at waist, no horse.
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AMERICAN WILD WEST FIGURES AND ITEMS
WWI, WWII and Modern Military Figures
Foreign Legion MG team. 
Foreign Legion Mortar team. 
Bersaglieri band figures.
Indian 
Made in Australia 75mm WWII Soldiers, semiflat. Sold individually and on cards. Jack Ford kindly provided this information; These are not cereal toys but part of set of 6 toy soldiers, we call WOOLIES AUSSIE DIGGERS. Figures also came in red and the missing, sixth figure is a soldier sitting and firing a Vickers heavy machine gun. These toy soldiers as well as a series of hard plastic toy cars and toy trains (all with plastic wheels) were made for Australias then two major department store chains Woolworths (i.e Woolies) and Coles/Pennys. These department stores had shops throughout most cities and towns across Australia and each shop had a toy section. These R&L; toys were cheap to buy and so suited the shopping market serviced by Woolies or Coles.
- Armyman, no markings 54mm.
- Three farmers, no markings, 1/32.
- elephant.
- flat deer.
Eight bullfighters about 60mm in scale, plus one puny bull, SP.
40mm Indian 
Hunter, makes good Boer, 54mm. 
Scots Guards in 5 poses, swoppetesque. 
