Alabaster with grey mane and tail, grey hooves, and grey or pink ears and nose. Early models had no mold stamp, then around 1960 a partial round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp could be seen. The full round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp appeared around 1960-1961, and the USA Stamp was added around 1970. The name 'Prince' was dropped by the 1969 catalog. Models were advertised in a matte finish in the later 1968 catalog. Both sizes of the blue ribbon stickers were used.
From 1958-1959, Set #11 included the Alabaster Family Arabian Stallion, Alabaster Proud Arabian Mare and Alabaster Proud Arabian Foal and in 1960-1964 that set included the Family Arabians. In 1958-1959, set #12 included the Alabaster Family Arabian Stallion and Alabaster Proud Arabian Mare and in 1960-1964 that set included the Family Arabians.
In 1962, this model was available through Montgomery Ward and came with plastic saddle bags stuffed with hard candies for a price of $1.98.
From 1968-1970, the touch-ability boxes #7SP were used.