Hasbro Softies
::Earth Ponies:: ::Unicorns and Pegasus:: ::Mothers and Babies:: ::Rainbow Ponies:: ::International::

Applause Plushes
::Applause Plushes::

Please also note that the brushes that came with plush ponies had small holes on the end.  They were tagged to the pony and displayed that particular pony on the card. All plushes came with a brush, some came in boxes, but most were packaged in bags. Two types of Plushes were produced, the Softies line and the small Applause plush line.

Also, I know of only two brushes that Plushes came with:  either a Shooting Star Brush (close up of shooting star brush pictured right) or a Flower brush. The only difference in these brushes and the standard pony brushes is a tiny hole punched in the bottom of the comb. The hole holds the tag punched onto the pony. Brushes did come in several colors, the most common being white and purple.

Note also, that there are several versions of specific plushes, they will be noted below.

Hasbro Softies

Earth Ponies

Each came with a square tag that featured a pony and a brush. They came packaged in plain plastic bags.

Cotton Candy: white flower brush Blossom: white flower brush Bow Tie: purple flower brush Posey: flower brush Cherries Jubilee: purple flower brush Lickety Split: flower brush Please note that this Lickety-Split is a 1984 version released before the mother and baby set.

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Unicorns and Pegasus

Each came with a square tag that featured a pony and a brush. They came packaged in plain plastic bags.

Firefly (closed mouth version): purple shooting star brush (?)  Firefly (open mouth version): white shooting star brush Moondancer (open mouthed version): purple shooting star brush Moondancer (closed mouthed and yellow horn version): purple shooting star brush Glory: shooting star brush

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Rainbow Ponies

Each came with a square tag that featured a pony and a brush. They came packaged in plain plastic bags. I believe most of the Rainbow Ponies came with purple shooting star brushes (may fade to lavender over time).

Starshine (open mouth version): Purple shooting star brush Starshine (closed mouth version): Purple shooting star brush Windy (open mouth version): Purple shooting star brush Parasol (opened mouth version): Purple shooting star brush Parasol (closed mouth version): Purple shooting star brush (?)

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Mothers and Babies

Mothers and Babies were issued 1986 and sold in sets together. The International versions were boxed and it's probably that the U. S. versions were packaged in the same manner. Also, the family came with a brush and the baby has a little pink/lavender bow attached to her ear.

Lofty and Baby Lofty: Blue Shooting Star Brush  Thanks to Marie for use of this photograph. Surprise and Baby Surprise: brush, it's probable that it's a shooting star brush.  Lickety Split and Baby Lickety Split: brush, it's probable that it's a flower brush.

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International

Honeycomb is a true Hasbro softie; she is the only International exclusive that I currently know of. That is not including Pajama Cases as Softies.

Honeycomb: brush

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Applause Plushes

These are packaged similarly to Softies. Each came with a brush, but it was placed around the neck on a gold elastic cord. Brushes have the standard hole through the bottom. Also, they came with a small plastic black tag shaped like a hand with the Applause logo on it; tag was attached at the ear.

Cotton Candy: lavender flower brush Blossom: purple flower brush Firefly: white flower brush Glory: flower brush

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