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This year’s Collector Club exclusive Special Run animal is Elsa, a Normande cow!
A dual-purpose breed, Normande cattle can trace their roots back to cattle brought to France in the 9th and 10th centuries by Vikings. Still popular in their native country for their milk which is prized for cheese making, it also doesn’t hurt that Normande cattle are also beautiful to look at!
Our Normande cow, Elsa, is stout with a defined topline, and sports a beautiful shaded red and white bridle coat with a glossy finish. While this breed’s coat commonly has brindles, the markings do not appear on a calf’s coat until it is a few weeks old.
This web special is a limited edition of only 1000 pieces and is packaged in a Breyer mail order box.
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