Merrythought DONT SHOOT BEAR Limited Edition 73/500 T Roosevelt Berryman Cartoon

Description: Clifford Berryman is credited with introducing this lasting symbol into the American consciousness. In 1902, President Theodore Roosevelt refused to shoot an old bear during a hunting trip. In his drawings Berryman transformed the old bear into a cute, cuddly “teddy bear”—named for the President. The image not only became a common symbol representing Theodore Roosevelt in Berryman‘s cartoons, but also gave rise to the popular stuffed teddy bear. After Roosevelt left office, Berryman continued to use the teddy bear to represent his own personal point of view. This bear is 12" Tall and comes complete with all tags. Limited Edition of 73/500. Model number is SV12K.

Price: 32.5 USD

Location: Omaha, Nebraska

End Time: 2025-01-04T18:18:19.000Z

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Eye Color: Brown

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Size: 12 in

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Animal Species: Bear, NA

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Brand: Merrythought

Bear Color: Black

Type: Teddy Bear

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Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom

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