A Edmons II

Watching antique items from when craftsmanship was prized is very interesting. And the skill set of these craftsmen is a dying breed. It would be nice if we had more of these places around the globe, as I have a Teddy Bear my mother received as a gift in England in around 1960. It is a 100% Wool, articulate-limbed Bear which is badly nicotine stained and in some areas the wool is starting to loosen. Dry cleaners won't clean it as it may disintegrate during cleaning. And, one of the cloth footpad has a small section missing.