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The First Teddy Bear – February 15, 1903
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The First Teddy Bear – February 15, 1903

Mike RobertoFebruary 15, 2020March 1, 2020
The Teddy Bear made its first appearance in a shop window in Brooklyn New York on February 15, 1903, but the story of our cuddly friend begins in 1902. 1902...

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