I know I said I was going to show you our purchases from the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls & Toys' Fall Show, but I before I do that, here's a look at some of the horses we found in the sales room.
In a space filled with exquisite miniatures, most of the horses we found were decidedly not... that.There were lots of nursery room horses.
I find these very charming.
That's also the word I would use for this handmade "Clydesdale."
Not realistic, but very charming.
Along the way, we also found some tack.
None of it was model horse hobby standards realistic. All of it was charming.
The most model horse hobby style horses were found at a booth selling miniature bronzes and chinas.
Were I employed, I could have spent a lot of money at this booth.
Next year!
Although most of our time was spent in the sales room, we did tear ourselves away briefly to visit the exhibit hall.
There we found a few more horsey displays.
My favorite was this 1905 Bookmobile.Here are the deets!
I love mini books almost as much as I love model horses, so this really appeals to me.
The only thing that would make it better is an actual harness!So now you've seen the horses at the Miniatures Show.

















































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