This Davy Crockett Clock is complete with all pieces including the original brown mailer carton and the Mastercrafter clock paper inserts.

This unusual Fury clock is also a TV lamp. (There is a small bulb under the base.) This is a picture of the clock before it was cleaned up. We're still working on getting the grime off the poor palomino Fury. Approximately 3 of these are known to collectors.

This is probably the most unusual clock I've seen because the horse is also a night light. The base is very typical of other Breyer night lights.

Recent research has shown that this "Western Horse Clock" is actually a Hartland piece rather than a Breyer piece, but I have included him here as a contrast to the Breyer clock pictured below.

Our Hartland "Champ" clock on the left and the Breyer Western Horse Over the Clock on the right. They look alot alike, but there are subtle differences in the bridles, breastcollars, manes, tails, and saddles.

A headshot of both pieces. Note that both have the O-link reins. The Hartland piece has the "diamond" conchos on the bridle (the middle one is still round) whereas the Breyer piece has all round conchos. There are also subtle differences in the sculpting style of the manes and particularly the shape of the manes. The differences can be seen most clearly in the shape of the edge of the manes.

Subtle differences in sculpting and shape can also be seen on the tails.

The breastcollars also differ in the size of the bosses on the conchos.

Below is a better closeup of the heads showing the round versus diamond conchos.

The back side of the clocks. The Hartland clock has a slip on saddle (no girth) and the Breyer clock has a snap girth saddle.