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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

RSherman

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8. Thank you, everybody!

Reply to RSherman (Original post)

Mon Dec 5, 2022, 08:46 AM

Dec 2022

I really appreciate all of your comments/expertise!

The more I think about it, I think (hope) the shop owner was asking "can you feel its bones" tongue in cheek. Sometimes I find it hard to read people.

It would not be large enough for a child to sit on. It's the size of a baby goat and would be a pull toy.

I will try to get back there to take a pic. The shop might be seasonal--they were open for a Christmas Holiday Weekend event. Wish I had given the woman my contact info.!

In the end, those of you who wrote if I have $400, just buy it--I agree!

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I need advice about this goat pull toy [View all] RSherman Dec 2022 OP

Buying it for yourself or resale? marble falls Dec 2022 #1

Buying for myself RSherman Dec 2022 #2

It's not a bad retail price. It's a skin on a taxidermist form. It's a very nice decorator item. marble falls Dec 2022 #4

Unless I am badly mistaken, there are no bones in a stuffed animal. Ferrets are Cool Dec 2022 #3

That's always been my experience... SergeStorms Dec 2022 #5

But do you really know that there are bones in this one? cyclonefence Dec 2022 #6

Could you get a picture of the one in the shop? Marthe48 Dec 2022 #7

Thank you, everybody! RSherman Dec 2022 #8