Teddy Bear

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ProvenanceUsed as a prop in the Jubilee 150 'Those were the Days' Exhibition at John Martin's store, Adelaide, 1986. Little is known about this teddy's history prior to that, though judging by his appearance he was well loved. The materials and details suggest German manufacture pre First World War.SignificanceA well-worn treasure this teddy is an example of the type of teddy bear played with by children in the early twentieth century.DescriptionTeddy bear. Faded beige colour. Patched and repair stitched to all parts of body and repaired with various materials. One black eye - semi-circular 'boot button'. Arms, head and legs hinged together by two metal discs. Head originally in one piece. Legs and arms also one piece and body in four pieces. Mohair plush 'fur' is worn in large patches, stuffing is wood wool.Creator (person) Creator (organisation) Acknowledgement Date of CreationDate of UsageMaterialFur fabric
|hessian
|straw
|plastic
DimensionType: Object
Height: 490
Width: 270
Depth: 80
Unit (Lengths): mm
|Type: box
Height: 185
Width: 635
Depth: 415
Accession NumberHT 1987.0644

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CollectionWhen We Were Young

Image Credits

Image FilenameHT1987-0644_CI5241.jpgCopyrightHistory Trust of South AustraliaLicenseCC-0PhotographerLuke Simon

Image Credits

Image FilenameHT1987-0644_CI5246.jpgCopyrightHistory Trust of South AustraliaLicenseCC-0PhotographerLuke Simon

Image Credits

Image FilenameHT1987-0644_CI5244.jpgCopyrightHistory Trust of South AustraliaLicenseCC-0PhotographerLuke Simon

Image Credits

Image FilenameHT1987-0644_CI5248.jpgCopyrightHistory Trust of South AustraliaLicenseCC-0PhotographerLuke Simon

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