Meet the James Bond Musical Teddy Bear - Goldfinger Numbered Edition - By Steiff. The Bond bear returns for another adventure, on a mission to save the world from the gold smuggling villain, Auric Goldfinger.
Celebrating the third film of the series on its 60th anniversary year, this unique bear is dressed in Bond's classic grey three-piece suit and has a hidden secret... Steiff's unique internal wind-up musical box that plays the iconic 007 theme tune. Crafted by hand in a limited edition of 3,000 bears.
Backstory. The grey and white glen check three-piece suit is one of five suits Bond wears in the film and is arguably the most iconic. Worn at Goldfinger's Kentucky stud farm, it is accompanied by a knitted black tie and crisp white shirt.
Details. This immaculately dressed Teddy is made of the finest 100% RMS mohair, certified by Control Union Cert 881601. Paying homage to one of the most famous three-piece suits in movie history, he wears a grey waistcoat, white shirt and black tie, with matching grey fur arms and legs. His left sole has gold embroidery of the 007 and the Goldfinger logos, while his head has fair fur. He features a white tag Steiff button in his ear, five swivel joints, so that you can move his arms, legs and head, along with safety eyes and a brown nose. On his back is the musical mechanism. The bear comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity within a special James Bond presentation box.
Please note. This is not a toy and is intended for adult collectors only.
Dimensions. H31cm, W23cm, D12cm
Care. Carefully surface wash your bear with a damp cloth, taking care not to get him too wet. Do not wash, bleach, tumble dry, iron or dry clean.
About the maker.Founded in 1880, Steiff invented the Teddy bear in 1902. This was the world's first bear with moveable arms and legs and is the basis of the bear today. Every single part of a Steiff bear continues to be sewn by hand and the Company remain in their original buildings in Germany. Every Steiff Teddy bear proudly wears a button in ear (Knopf Im Orh) as a distinguishing mark, ensuring its authenticity.