Stuart Figures and Accessories

Updated
5-26-26

Stuart Figures and Accessories

The Stuart figures, horses, accessories and colors shown here are referenced in the materials received from the Balterman family. The items on this page are from personal collections.

Stuart saddles are squared off at the rear and have partial girths. Stuart saddles and bridles are more rubbery than the Post premium tack. The bridles were made in two styles – one smaller with rosettes on the side, and the other, plain and a bit longer, fitting the walking and rearing horses better. Both bridles were used for all horses and made in the same five colors as the saddles. Stuart lead bridles are turquoise and white, with white being harder to find. Shown below are Stuart horses, figures, dog, hats, rifles, tomahawks, pack saddles, travois and packs. Stuart packs were made in yellow, red, dark blue and turquoise (hard to find). Also, see the section on unusual Stuart colors at the bottom of this page.

A palomino/tan Stuart travois with turquoise lead bridle.*

travois tan

turquois packs
Hard to find turquoise packs. (C.R. Gloyd collection)

pack saddle lead

A Stuart pack saddle, packs and white lead bridle, above.
Stuart pack saddle colors, below. (by Dawn Barcklay)

pack saddles

Stuart accessories
Stuart hats, rifles, and tomahawks came in four colors.

Stuart horse models and colors are shown below.
walking horses

rearing horses

3 rearing horses

stuart running horses

Stuart figures and dog, below.

Stuart bridles and saddles.

Smaller (rosette) bridles fit the running horses best
but were used for all Stuart horses.

*A turquoise travois, shown below, that looks like the Stuart palomino
(tan) travois, made of the same material and fits the Stuart walking
horse, is not as common. The Baltermans only remembered
the palomino (tan) version. However, the turquoise is also collected.

UNUSUAL STUART COLORS: Unusual Stuart Western toy colors sometimes appear for sale. They were possibly handouts to promote Stuart. Mr. Balterman told me that nothing was wasted in production. I received an email from a woman who'd written to Stuart when she was a child, telling them how much she loved their rearing horse. She received a pink and white and a red and white marbled rearing horse in the mail from Stuart (below, left). The red and silver walking horse photo (below, center), is from the Wayne Ratti collection.

red pink stuart red silver horse gray white stuart horse

(Please note: Some of my original Stuart research at this website has been altered or omitted due to a 2019 publishing copyright.)