S.H. toys: Anyone knows them?

[Bowhead Whale]

Tyrannosaurus Rex


Velociraptor


Stegosaurus


Brontosaurus

Hi! Not long ago, in a flea market, I found a small lot of dinosaurs marked "S.H." with their species names and "Made in China". I don't know what S.H. stands for. I asked fellows from STS Forum but nobody there is sure of what it is exactly, despite the fact one forum member had a S.H. Pterosaurs line. They advised me to ask here. So? Does anyone here knows about S.H. and what company it is exactly?

[GojiraGuy1954]

I remember having all of those

[Bowhead Whale]

I remember having all of those

When did you have them? It could be a clue to know when they were released.

[Bread]

I know I had a few duplicates of that sauropod figure years ago (maybe around 2006-2010?), but again those sauropods could have been easily duplicates/copies of the S.H (brand?). Plus I don't recall them having a red eye, but the blue coloring is very recognizable to me, was for sure what stood out on the figures to me.

[GojiraGuy1954]

I remember having all of those

When did you have them? It could be a clue to know when they were released.

Idk when I was like 5 in 2011

[Bowhead Whale]

I'm asking because I would like to put them on Toy Animal Wiki, but I need to know exactly what S.H. is to know where to put them in the site.

[terrorchicken]

they look like the ones that came in those ToysrUs animal planet bucket sets.

[austrosaurus]

I've definitely seen the Brontosaurus & Stegosaurus around for at least a couple of decades, but the Tyrannosaurus and Velociraptor look interesting. No idea what SH could stand for but I've seen the moulds being used by a few different low-budget companies so I wouldn't put too much stock in it.

[Halichoeres]

@Bowhead Whale I think the answer to your question might be here: http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=9670.0