File:Teddy and the Bear, cast iron mechanical bank, c. 1907.jpg

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Teddy and the Bear, cast iron mechanical bank, c. 1907

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English: Teddy and the Bear, cast iron mechanical bank, c. 1907. This mechanical bank war designed and patented by Charles A. Bailey and produced by the J. & E. Stevens Co. in Cromwell, CT. The design was inspired by Theodore Roosevelt and the bear myth, which led to name bear dolls as Teddy Bears
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Author Toy design Charles A. Bailey (1848–1926), photographer unknown, Minneapolis Institute of Art ToU place photos under CC-BY 4.0 license (https://new.artsmia.org/copyright-and-image-access/)

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