How can you tell a real Steiff bear?

How can you tell a real Steiff bear?

Look for either cloth ear tags or tags sewn into the seam in the chest area. Depending on the tag, look for printing that says such things as “Steiff original,” “Made in Germany” and “Made in US-Zone Germany.”

Is the Steiff sheep on Wheels in good condition?

The condition is very good with very minor mohair loss, some home-sewn repairs to pads. This sheep on wheels has a wool fleece with felt face and legs, bead eyes, original ribbon with a bell, and gilded cast iron wheels. It is missing the Steiff ear button. The condition is very good with some loss of the wool.

How old was Margarete Steiff when she became paralyzed?

On 24th July 1847, Margarete Steiff was born in Giengen an der Brenz as the third of four children. When she was 18 months old, she was ill with a high fever, following which her legs became paralyzed and it hurt her to use her right arm.

When did Steiff circus use mechanically moved figures?

The ”Steiff Circus“ used mechanically-moved figures for the first time. One of the most successful show pieces, “Noah’s Ark”, came about four years later.

How much does a Steiff standing Pony cost?

Steiff Standing Pony Jay B. Siegel. This pony originally came with a red halter and saddle, which adds value when found complete. The condition, as shown, is very good. Selling prices: $30 (Austin City Wide Garage Sale, 11/07) Continue to 10 of 17 below.

The condition is very good with very minor mohair loss, some home-sewn repairs to pads. This sheep on wheels has a wool fleece with felt face and legs, bead eyes, original ribbon with a bell, and gilded cast iron wheels. It is missing the Steiff ear button. The condition is very good with some loss of the wool.

On 24th July 1847, Margarete Steiff was born in Giengen an der Brenz as the third of four children. When she was 18 months old, she was ill with a high fever, following which her legs became paralyzed and it hurt her to use her right arm.

The ”Steiff Circus“ used mechanically-moved figures for the first time. One of the most successful show pieces, “Noah’s Ark”, came about four years later.

Steiff Standing Pony Jay B. Siegel. This pony originally came with a red halter and saddle, which adds value when found complete. The condition, as shown, is very good. Selling prices: $30 (Austin City Wide Garage Sale, 11/07) Continue to 10 of 17 below.

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