Left and center are what I consider fairly common mold styles of the Harloe 102. On the right is a completely new variant that I have never seen in 35+ years of collecting. It is listed in the book, but this one has escaped me all these years as a pony collector! Thought you all might like to see this as a reference. Note: "USA" is emb'd below "Hawley, Pa.", and this one has a "3" embossed low on the rear skirt. It is always fun to see something I have never seen before. This was a pleasant surprise! Are these more common elsewhere?