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	Corduroy Bear		Animated Reading Corduroy Bear		Corduroy Bear Backpack Clip		Corduroy Bear Bookmark		Corduroy Bear Pen
	Corduroy's Book		Pocket for Corduroy Book		Corduroy 40th Anniversary Edition		Corduroy & Company		Steiff Anniversary Corduroy
	Paddington "Jack in the Box"		Paddington Bear sitting		Paddington Bear with Boots		Paddington Bear with Robe		Paddington Bear with Sweater
	Paddington Bear		The Enchanted World of Winnie the Pooh		Pooh's 80th Anniversary Edition		Mohair Miniature POOH by Gund		Winnie the Pooh by Kids Preferred

Corduroy Bear : Is one of the best loved bears in children's literature for over 40 years. The Corduroy book was written in 1968 by Don Freeman, it tells the story of a teddy bear named Corduroy, who is bought in a department store by a girl named Lisa. Don Freeman also wrote a sequel, A Pocket for Corduroy in 1978. The story of Corduroy continues in Corduroy Lost and Found published in 2006, written by B.G. Hennessy, based on the character created by Don Freeman. Corduroy became a made for television movie in 1984. Peef : The beloved patchwork teddy. All PEEF books are written by: Tom Hegg and illustrated by: Warren Hanson. Peef comes to life in 5 sizes from the pages of his famous books. Paddington : "A Bear Called Paddington" is a classic story about a small bear who was found in London's Paddington Station. Since the book's first publication in 1958, millions of children and adults around the world have shared Paddington's hilarious adventures. The plush bear is also available in two loveable sizes. The first Paddington Bear was created by Gabrielle Designs in 1972, a small business run by Shirley and Eddie Clarkson, with the prototype made as a Christmas present for their children Joanna and Jeremy Clarkson (English broadcaster and writer). Shirley Clarkson dressed Paddington in Wellington boots to help the bear stand upright. (Paddington received wellingtons for Christmas in Paddington Marches On, 1964.) The earliest bears wore small children's boots manufactured by Dunlop until they could not keep up with production. Gabrielle Designs then produced their own boots with paw prints moulded into the soles.