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He bares the earliest form of identification
Date 1940/50 Make Chiltern
as I can’t identify him for sure
Button Label Fabric Mohair Golden Size 22 ins Eyes Glass Features Original Nose/Mouth Jointed Fully Jointed Pads Rexine Stuffing Woodwool Kapok Clothes Blue Jump Growl Number 60
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(1923-26) Early button. CHAD VALLEY AEROLITE Trade Mark Chiltern Hugmee He bares the earliest formOne of the earliest buttons. CHAD VALLEY AEROLITE Trade Mark. Chad valley introduced Kapok (Aerolite) into the body of bears very early, to make them more cuddly. These bears had vertically stitched triangular noses with a top final horizontal stitch stitches. Good quality mohair was used. They had large flat ears on the sides of their head and amber and glass eyes stitched on wire shanks. Pads were now velveteen, large and oval. There were four claws
