The Old Mold PAM in chalky bay, one of very few chalky models produced in the late 1950s.. I know of only three or four of these gals in chalky. I am looking to purchase the matching chalky PAF if anyone has one for sale.

Another 1950s chalky, the Brahma Bull.

This chalky Walking Hereford with its original hangtag is yet another 1950s chalky.

A 1970s era chalky Longhorn.

Jumping to the 1970s when most chalky Breyers were produced, this is a chalky Alabaster PAM.

A chalky Mahogany PAM.

A chalky Dapple Grey PAM.

A chalky Dapple Grey PAS. I have the matching foal as well, but no picture of her yet.

One of the most popular chalkies, Yellow Mount.

Chalky Man O' War.

Chalky Classic Arab Mare. I have her foal as well, and I am looking for a stallion to complete the set.

Chalkies were basecoated in white paint to hide the discolored plastic underneath. The plastic used came in a variety of colors---green as seen here with this stripped chalky, purple, red, brown, grey, tan, swirly, etc.

Pearly models also date to the oil crisis years of the mid-to-late 1970s. While not discolored, the plastic had a definite irridescent cast as seen on this pearly Palomino Classic QH Foal. Pearly plastic was used on only a handful of small molds, like the classic foals, the Rearing Stallion, the Nursing Foal, etc.

Pearly Bay Rearing Stallion.

A close up of his pearly socks.