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This article is dedicated to teddy bear, a great friend and very loyal man. As a man, the teddy bear is a great explorer and lover of adventure. Teddy bears too, like man, has had its fair share of being in the spotlight both on our screens and a great character and memorable in books.

Since 1907, when Thomas A. Edison Teddy Bear Co. is moving the first image of teddy bears, movies and television have been the famous teddy bear on the screen. One of the first teddy bear on British television was a puppet teddy bear called Sooty. In 1948, an amateur magician called Harry Corbett bought a teddy bear glove puppet while on holiday in Blackpool, England with his family. The puppet has been bought only to entertain their children and puppets called simply "Teddy", however, Corbett, and then began using it as part of his magic act. If they appear on a show called Talent Night in 1952, Corbett and his puppet were spotted by producers of the series Special Saturday chilren. Prompty Teddy received an image change – his nose and ears were black – and its name was changed to "Sooty". In 1955, Sooty has had his own show called The Show with soot. Later he was joined by his best friend "sweep" and his girlfriend (who was to be a panda) called "Soo." Oddly Sooty and Soo were never allowed to touch television.

Initial following the death of Harry Corbett in 1975, his son Matthew took over but in 1996, soot, scanning and sold for £ Soo 1.4 million for commercial banks, more soot Guinness Mahon to the public, so hopefully, fingers crossed, at some point, once again can only see more of him.

There are also quite Chiltern Teddy Bear, who shot to fame in 1965, his name was Edward Teddy. This small and beautiful Teddy Bear has traveled the world for the famous BBC children's program Watch Teddy Edward's mother. He was never deliberately dresses Although when he ventured into the mountains of Nepal, is a beautiful (and now famous) Napalese shield, which was given by his friend (who was Domtuk a Panda), also had a layer Teddy was very similar to Edwards.

In December 1996, Teddy Edward was sold at Christie's auction house in London to a Yoshihiro Sekiguchi, President of the Company Japanese toy Sun Arrow. Teddy Edward enormous amount recovered £ 34,500. He is currently on display at museums teddy bear in Japan.

Another very famous TV bear was a friend Andy Pandy to "Teddy", a beautiful Teddy Bear Chad Valley. Teddy was quiet, charming and it was Andy's best friend Pandy and Looby Loo.

Paddington Teddy Bear and famous Bear for television, originally made its mark in the literary world. It was Christmas Eve in 1956, when a young cameraman Michael Bond has been called to do some final shopping before Christmas. I was desperately looking for a Christmas gift for his wife when, standing in a shop in London, noticed a teddy bear in his research. It was the teddy bear that had not been sold. Therefore, his wife received a teddy bear for Christmas this year. The teddy bear named "Paddington" as Michael and his wife lived very near the famous Paddington station at the time. A few days later, Michael Bond was simply the inspiration to write a story about the teddy bear and once the book was published, became an immediate success. The book has been translated into at least thirty different languages and was followed later by more than novels, short stories and dozens and dozens of picture books, then, of course, TV animation. Very quickly, Paddington Bear has become practically a household name, is also famous for the Port of boots and a duffel coat. There are lots of clothing for children and several pieces of merchandise in the world, with more than Paddington Bear. At Paddington station in London, Paddington Bear is a stand special, dedicated to him.

Then there is the famous Rupert Bear and Winnie the Pooh, which began life in the literary world and has continued to become movie stars and where Winnie, his adventures have become a series of animated feature films from Walt Disney Studios since 1966.

Also seen Aloysius the teddy bear is absolutely adorable, star of Brideshead Revisited and loved it.

Then there is the famous teddy bear whose claim to fame that came with his guards in dangerous activities and adventures as Mr. Whopper, the teddy bear has to Donald Campbell (the car enthusiast British and outboard). Together, Campbell and Whopper beat the record seven times the speed of the water, leading to 444.7 km / H (276.3 mph) at the Bluebird Dumbleyung Lake, Australia in 1964. That same year also broke the record for the land speed apartments in Salt Lake Eyre, Australia with 648.7 kmh (403.1 mph). Together, they have survived several major accidents, but the January 4, 1967 Donald Campbell lost opportunity. Consiton in the water in the Lake District of England, both processed by a new world record with a career outside of 466.7 km / h (290 mph). Tragedy struck when the nose lifted and Whopper Bluebird Campbell and sank into the depths at 482.8 kmh (300 mph). Mr. Whopper survived, floated to the surface a few minutes after impact, is said to have become a holder because of its Kapok stuffing. Campbell's daughter Gina, carried out with the registration attempts and was joined by Mr. Whopper.

However, this is just a doorknob famous past and present, although, as you know all the teddy bear enthusiasts, there are many teddy bears that are heroic and very special in their own right, which nobody ever heard of and who are these old wonderful friends that we take our hats off to, and would only end this article saying they can not long reign ……

About the Author

Gino loves fast cars, especially fast italian cars.  Gino also loves anything Italian. Gino also heads an old teddy bear site which is full of adorable old teddy bears and their friends.

Please visit his website at www.ginosbears.co.uk

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