You are viewing a New, Complete in Box TRAIL OF HONOR 1E by Original Makers of TOPP = Westland. This pony's number will be somewhere in the LOW range of 1E0800-1E0940. From the Trail Of Painted Ponies (TOPP) Winter of 2008 – The 11th Herd comes an unusual Resin pony created by Devin Archer. This pony was retired in February of 2011 at number 3E/2046. This 7" tall Resin Pony is beautiful & he comes to you Brand New in the Burgundy Box, encased safely in Styrofoam and with his own introduction story hang tag. He has not been out of the box except to check his edition number & photograph him. TOPP Pony #12262. Please note: All ponies are in mint condition unless otherwise stated. Some pony's may have minor imperfection's that occurred during manufacturing. These are not considered to be damaged as this is the way they were received from TOPP. Occasionally a tag or box (shelf wear & aging) might have a slight creases, dents, scratches or discoloration to it. Please view all photos so that you know exactly what you are buying!
Artist Details:
Pony Story: At this time in our history, it is important to acknowledge all the men and women who have served, and are serving in our Armed Forces, including those of Native American ancestry. The inspiration for this Pony came to a Virginia-based artist while attending a powwow, when she saw an American flag and an Eagle staff carried proudly by two Native American veterans of foreign wars. She imagined a Painted Pony that symbolically connected those warriors who courageously fought against the United States government with those who proudly fought to protect America. It would be a white Pony painted with traditional Plains Indian symbols, standing between Old Glory and an Eagle staff, with a royal blue coverlet draped over the horse's back on which were sewn patches from each of the United States Armed Forces: the Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard. Devon lives in Warrenton, Virginia. Her original Masterwork, Fancy Dancer, won the People's Choice Award in the Native Art of Horse Painting national competition, and is also available as a figurine.