Rare, original teddy bears, mostly from the author's collection are listed. The over 200 teddys shown are making their premier appearance in this price guide, whether in original vintage photos alongside their owners or in current photographs from the author. American and political bears, Bing bears, English, French, and German bears, and Steiff bears are featured. Once again, a free appraisal of your teddy bear from the author is available. AUTHORBIO: Ken Yenke is a reputable collector of antique teddy bears. Pieces from his collection are frequently photographed in magazine articles and price guides. He offers a free teddy bear appraisal to purchasers of his book, Teddy Bear Treasury II. REVIEW: This book is perfect to cuddle up with! The perfect compliment to the author's first volume, each item in this beautifully illustrated guide has been carefully chosen from the author's amazing personal collection.
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This review is from: Teddy Bear Treasury, Volume II: Identification & Values: A Salute to Teddy (Paperback)
I love this book. Huge amount of wonderful pictures you want to look at over and over again! Prices (quite high!) also included. Beautiful and interesting.
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Thomas Jefferson, in a letter to John Adams in 1817, wrote the following about antiques, "A Morsel of Genuine History is a Thing So Rare as to be Always Valuable." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Thomas Jefferson, in a letter to John Adams in 1817, wrote the following about antiques, "A Morsel of Genuine History is a Thing So Rare as to be Always Valuable." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
stitched nose, shoe button eyes, white mohair, mint condition, center seam Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Teddy Roosevelt, Uncle Remus, American Bruin, American Greeting Cards New!
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- Teddy Bear (Shake and Play Cot Books) by Ladybird in Back Matter
- Uncle Remus: His Songs and His Sayings (Penguin Classics) by Joel Chandler Harris on page 31
- Antiquing and Collecting on the Internet by Karima Parry in Back Matter
- The World of Barbie Dolls by Paris Manos in Back Matter
- Madame Alexander Price Guide by Patricia Smith in Back Matter
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