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	TB250-A teddy bear on roller skates.  Artwork by Twelvetrees,  WOB, postally used but date not clear. Some very faint creasing on right.  VG. $20.00
	TB210-A large image of a doll pulling teddy bear with a boy doll on top.  Signed by Hildebrandt and published by Tuck Co.   Used, canceled 1910, very light crease, light corner wear; overall VG $40.00
	TB211- Tuesday is ironing day for these "Busy Bears."  Number 428. Unused, VG++ $30.00
	TB212-Three student bears learn Phonetic Spelling.  Note dunce in back.  "Busy Bear number 433. " Un, EX $30.00
	TB205-This 'hobo' teddy travels railroad tracks. Signed in lower right.  Un, EX $30.00
	TB204-This postcard shows one of the first images published originally  in book form of the Roosevelt Bears.  It is number 14, "...on the Iceberg" Un, EX $45.00
	TB201-Two bears, one brown and one white, make Saturday their baking day.  Un, early with divided back.  Part of the Busy Bears series of days. Un, VG++ $30.00
	TB202-A young bear notes the claw after him, but only after he draws the teacher's face.  From the "Busy Bears" series (437) by J. Austen Co. in Chicago.  Un, two light (and small) brown circles on back; very minor wear along right edge.  Un, undivided back, VG+ $27.50
	TB153-A young brown bear gets ready to play some baseball.  From the "Sporty Bears" series published by the Ullman Company.  Un, pencil wob, minimal edge wear; overall VG+ $30.00
	TB154-Three toy-like bears, (one white, one tan, one dark brown), ski down a mountain.  Un, wob, light album impression marks, overall EX $30.00
	TB149-"The Roosevelt Bears as Cadets" is number 21 in the famous series of 32 cards.  The numbers 17-32 are much more difficult to find than the lower ones.  Along the bottom margin there is ad copy for the book in which these images appear.  Un, a few very superficial lines in surface of paper that are really only visible from back; overall very clean; VG+ $85.00
	TB147-The actress Lilian Harvey poses with a very large teddy bear.  This great real photo is done with mock seriousness.  Issued in Berlin.  Un, EX $27.50
	TB145-This Christmas postcard features a large teddy bear with a gift tag around his neck.   Issued by Valentine & Sons of Great Britain.  Embossed.  PU, cancel strike incomplete but circa 1908; EX $30.00
	TB134-"Teddy" fishes from a rowboat.  A very cute image signed with the initials M.D.S.   Published by the Ullman Company in their "Sporty Bears" series.  Un, light wear to bottom right corner; overall card very clean; VG+ $20.00
	TB132-On "Thursday" teddy bears go visiting.  This card is from a very elusive set featuring the days of the week.  PU 1910, with close scrutiny it looks like someone pencil wrote 'me' and 'you' above the heads of the two adult teddies and then it was erased; considering that these cards are usually found in not-so-great condition, this card is very clean overall, VG $25.00
	TB121-A large image of a teddy bear graces this colorful July 4th postcard.  The card is signed by the artist, B. Wall and was published by the Ullman Company. Un, wob, very faint corner wear; EX $35.00
	TB128-This charming, and rare, postcard is the artwork of Bessie Pease Gutmann.  It is titled "The Intruder" and shows a little girl kissing a toy bunny while a teddy bear on the sidelines pleads for her attention.  Russian imprint on front and Russian postcard back.  Un, light corner wear; EX $125.00
	TB131-A young boy sits in a hammock with a jumbo teddy bear.  The title of card is "Contented," however the little boy looks on the sad side to me.  Uncommon image.  PU 1912, EX $20.00
	TB109-A naked little girl sits with her rather alive-looking teddy bear.  Artwork by Katherine Gassaway.  Copyright 1906 by the Rotograph Company.  Un, EX $35.00
	TB119-A bare-bottomed young girl hugs her teddy bear while 'they' gaze across the water.   Titled "Me and Teddy" and published by Ullman Mfg. Company, 1907.   Un, EX $25.00
	TB129-This early commercial real photo features a teddy bear in a toy bed watching a small child on a potty!  Un, wob, EX $25.00
	TB107-The 'Thursday' card from a very scarce Days of Week teddy bear set done by artist St. John and published by Hammon in 1907. PU 1907, a couple very lite creases at right border edge and mild corner wear; overall the condition is still very fine.  VG $40.00
	TB113-This card is from Ullman's "Busy Bear" series which depicts a household chore for each day of the week.  Artwork by B. Wall.  On Friday the little bear cleans house.   Un, slight darkening of paper at corners because of card being in album for years; overall VG++ $15.00
	TB122-same teddy bear set as above by M. Greiner. CP, chromolitho, Un, light foxing on back of card but front is clean and free of visible defects; EX $30.00
	TB118-postcard issue of illustration from book Mother Goose's Teddy Bears drawn by Fred Cavally.  Not common. 1907, CP, emb, Un, two tiny and very light stains on surface; overall VG++ $30.00
	TB104-Teddy bear by unknown pub.  CP, emb, undivid. back, Un, one corner has tiny crease, VG+ $15.00
	TB106-This card from a scarce Italian set featuring toys includes a teddy bear.  The card was designed with a lightly 'corrugated' texture. CP, PU 1918, very minor corner wear, VG+ $30.00
	TB116-A male teddy bear all dressed up as a Groom.  Artwork by Rose Clark.  Published by Rotograph in 1907.  Un, some lite corner wear, overall VG+ $35.00