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Postcard with an embossed “Teddy B” and bear on the front. The bear is standing on his back legs, holding a stick and hat in his paws. On the reverse is a note from Hattie Stevens to Pearl Cassaidy. Stevens asks Cassaidy “How do you like your teddy”.
1909
A black and white embossed postcard of a bear holding a walking stick in the left paw and a hat in the right paw sent to W. A. Watkins from G. M. N. The postcard is embossed with the words “Teddy B” on the top with the message around the perimeter of the card: “Doesn’t he look savage? Out on a visit! Return about the first of next week.”
1905-1914
A black and white embossed postcard of a bear holding a walking stick in the left paw and a hat in the right paw sent to Miss Lillie Watters from J. Mc. C. The postcard is embossed with the words “Teddy B” on the top.
1907-04-16
Cover, title page, and illustration from The Roosevelt Bears Abroad, by Seymour Eaton, illustrated by R. K. Culver.
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site
1908
Number 1 of a series of postcards based on the Roosevelt Bears series of children’s books.
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site
Unknown
Number 8 of a series of postcards based on the Roosevelt Bears series of children’s books.
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site
Unknown