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General Custer Statue Signed Metropolitain New York 1900

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    Posted 14 years ago

    mark
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    This piece has been in the family forever. It is General Custer and is made of some base metal. The base is signed "Metropolitan Mfg. Co. New York. The piece dates from around 1900.

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    Comments

    1. Mark, 14 years ago
      The piece is black in color.
    2. Rick D, 13 years ago
      I have a black metal cast horse with the exact same "Metropolitan Mfg" signature. Does anyone have any more info on the maker? And when they were made?
    3. NYexpatriot, 12 years ago
      Wow, I have one of these, probably not in as good a condition as yours (no reins) and the horseman is loose. If I may ask, how do you know its Gen. Custer? I was thinking it was a 16th century cavalier or something to do with the 3 musketeers.
    4. mark mark, 12 years ago
      Well someone told me. Read ar8Jason above. He found the same piece at an Auction being called Custer.
    5. mark mark, 12 years ago
      Found out this made as a figure that was placed on top of a clock. I found a number of these and no one had the same identification of the rider. So that is a mystery. But we know what its original use was. Before finding this info today, I was told by a friend that it was a clock top stature. It is "spelter" which is nothing more a mixture of different metals.

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