Dean's Rag Book "Brumas" rare Tru-to-Life bear, English, 1950s, black mohair, with label, brown and black plastic eyes, with black rubber surround, inserted black rubber nose and lower jaw, slight hunch to back, long arms and legs with rubber paw and foot pads with claws (mohair has come away from paw pads), small tail, body is designed to be un-jointed and floppy, some wear to mohair (especially around muzzle and to edges of seams), mohair has become detached around eyes, stuffing has shifted to neck and tops of limbs, rubber has significantly perished on pads and claws, 26"/66cm; together with his friend "Teddy Edward", golden mohair, 22"/56cm; (2). Provenance: "Dean's of England black bear 1950s. I had when seven years old. Mum won £150 on the Football Pools. I was bought this black bear from a big toy shop with the proceeds. I'm now seventy-three. He needs restoration. He was made when a black bear was born at London Zoo. I have to down size so must let him go. I called him Brumas (after the Polar bear from London Zoo). Also with his friend "Teddy Edward", bought when I was three. His eyes are taken from my dad's army uniform.