A lovely English leather one I bought for £50 from one of the saddlerys at Leominster sales and a Barnsby one for best but actually prefer the cheaper one.
Solo has a lovely english leather one that was made by my local saddler for my forst pony for everyday, and then he has a 30 year old Jefferies double for showing, that was my mums!
Red has a Devoucoux head/cheek piece combo (bought for £20 at Bramham last year!!) with a Sabre crank noseband.
Doug is in a Rhinegold bridle with Stubben extra full laced reins but had to swap the noseband with an English leather one I had been using on a bridle I made up as the Rhinegold noseband was certainly not extra full size. Mcfly is in a STS Sussex? bridle I think at the moment. It was a cheap buy as part of a job lot. He also has a brown bridle ( imported leather) which we were using but I like the bridle to match the saddle and it is black so we changed it.
I will probably get them a 'named' bridle at some point in the future though.
I have an ancient Stubben english bridle that I use without a noseband for starting youngsters, no posh one. Then I have 4 Western bridles which are one ear Billy Cooks with basket weave stamping. Not as naff as it sounds, and extremely plain and practical by Western standards, no silver anywhere. If I showed then I would expect to have to fork out upwards of $500 for a reasonable show halter.
I bought my mare a Kate Negus one at Badminton. Its absolutley stunning, I plan on using ot for schooling and when competing but have an unammed english leather one for hacking - when I eventually start to anyway!!!
Cedric - Stubben
Sisco - GFS
Rocky - James Stirling
Woody - hand made by local master saddler - he has a teeny tiny fine head
Pippin - hand made as above
Moonlight - libby's synthetic
Jazz - ? English
Sozzy - ? English
Phoenix - GFS
Horatio - ? English
Seamus - horrible kincade
Tye -? English
I think the rest share made up ones from bits n pieces.