I've acquired some old Minifigs on eBay, 5 to a strip and the designation on the sprue is A127. They look vaguely Germanic or perhaps Dark Age-ish. There are 5 different poses, three with javelins and smaller round shields, two have slashing swords with the same style small round shields.
I wonder if they're based on the Armenian/Asiatic javelinman from AEIR - the equivalent to http://www.miniaturefigurines.co.uk/images/catalogue/IR%2077.jpg (http://www.miniaturefigurines.co.uk/images/catalogue/IR%2077.jpg) ? The little ankle-boots would fit.
You could try https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Strip_Minifigs_Ancients/ (https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Strip_Minifigs_Ancients/)
But frankly they'd fit in pretty well anywhere to bulk up generic (ish) infantry. I suspect the main probable will be that they'll be a bit small next to modern figures
Jim
Yes - they are Celtic or Briton skirmishers. I used Minifig Strips for my first 'metal' army, the mighty Galatians, back in about 1979!
I have a lot of the old strip figures still doing sterling service in my Carthaginian, Numidian and Roman Republican armies :-)
Jim
My Russian cavalry are almost all Minifigs strip figures (had the army 25 years and it was second hand then!) - they have done as everything from Gengis Khan's Mongols to Ivan the Terrible's hordes...