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Teddy Bears By Wendy Boston
If you love Teddy Bears and you are interested in their makers' history, without a doubt you will have heard of Wendy Boston Teddy Bears. Along with many British Bear makers such as Merrythought who produced Teddy Bears in the 1950's and 1960's, Wendy Boston Teddy Bears are iconic.
The Wendy Boston factory was set up in the charming mid-Wales town of Crickhowell (very close to Abergavenny and Brecon). The company opened it's doors in 1946.
It all began with a couple called Ken and Wendy Williams (Boston being Wendy's maiden name). The couple left Birmingham to live in Crickhowell during the Second World War. Whilst living in Birmingham, Ken worked as a journalist while Wendy studied at art college – for a while she worked briefly for the famous chocolate makers, Cadbury's as a designer, when Ken was invalided out of the RAF.
Simply as a hobby, Wendy had started to design and make soft toys, giving them to family and friends as gifts. Ken, however, was very impressed by her work and took some toys to Cardiff to test the market, he sold them all for £100, which in those times was a lot of money. So it began that Wendy made the toys and Ken marketed them.
It was during the 1950's that the safety of toys became quite an issue and this applied to Teddy Bears too. Gone were the days of glass eyes, etc. All good Teddy Bear makers started to experiment with different materials, designs, etc. and Wendy Boston Playsafe Toys started to show great initiative by using washable fabrics and stuffing for their new Teddy Bears, along with child-proof eyes. Although a very simply idea, it was nonetheless a brilliant idea, to produce a Teddy Bear that was completely machine washable, they could even be put through a mangle – poor Teddy Bears!
At Trade Fairs, buyers would flock to the Wendy Boston stand just to see Ken enthusiastically market the Bears.
At the time, Wendy Boston Teddy Bears were very desirable, as well as being washable and safe for children, they also came in many beautiful colours, which was something quite new to the industry. They were also very soft. Children adored them.
Wendy Boston Bears were also very distinctive in their looks, infact they still are. It is very easy to spot an old Wendy Boston Bear, although the Teddy Bear company called Pedigree made bears that did look very similar. Wendy Boston Bears have large square heads with large round muzzles. Their ears were made as an integral part of their heads, so that they could be pinned on the washing line by their ears. The back and front of their bodies were cut as one piece, so that their arms and legs could not be torn off.
Although these Bears were not jointed like most other Teddy Bears of that time, they were still extremely lovable Bears.
When the Queen visited Wales, Ken was certain to make sure she took a Wendy Boson Teddy Bear back home with her for the young Princess Anne.
During the 1950's and 1960's, Wendy Boston toys accounted for twenty five per cent of all British Toy exports.
It was some thirty years later when Wendy and Ken wanted to take more of a back seat in the business and at the same time the Teddy Bear market was flooded with cheap imports, Wendy's health began to fail and so, because of all these combining factors, staff at the company became a bit downhearted and left. The business very sadly closed it's doors in 1976.
For me, Wendy Boston Teddy Bears have always been special. I can clearly remember their wonderful packaging and how they looked in my local department store's toy section at Christmas. It was the stuff little girl's dreams were made of. Many of my friends owned Wendy Boston Teddy Bears and indeed, some still do.
Today, these Teddy Bears are very sought after by collectors around the world, many of them are still in very good condition too, which is amazing considering they were washed goodness knows how many times. By the way, I wouldn't advise you wash them this way now, it could have catastrophic effects.
I hope these most iconic of Old Teddy Bears are never forgotten and I hope this article will remind you of how they came to life.
About the Author
Gino loves fast cars, especially fast italian cars. Gino also loves anything Italian. Gino also heads an old teddy bear site which is full of adorable old teddy bears and their friends.
Please visit his website at www.ginosbears.co.uk
Congenial Situations To The Wholesome Progress Of Plants Half II
After so much recommendation as to the possibility of making situations proper for the rising of plants in the home, the inexperienced reader will naturally want to know what these conditions are.
LIGHT
In the first place, nearly all plants, whether or not they flower or not, should have an abundance of light, and many require sunshine, especially in the course of the uninteresting days of winter. Plants with out ample gentle by no means make a standard, healthy growth; the stems are long, lanky and weak, the foliage has a semi-clear, washed-out look, and the whole plant falls a straightforward victim to illness or insect enemies. Even vegetation grown in the full mild of a window, as everybody with any expertise in managing them knows from statement, will draw towards the glass and become one-sided with the leaves all dealing with one way. Due to this fact even with the most effective of circumstances, it is obligatory to turn them half about every few days, ideally each time they're watered, so that they may maintain an even, shapely growth.
As a rule the flowering vegetation, similar to geraniums and heliotropes, require extra mild and sunshine than those grown for foliage, reminiscent of palms, ferns and the decorative leaved begonias. It's nearly unattainable, through the winter months, to present any of them an excessive amount of sunlight and the place there is any hazard of this, as typically happens in early fall or late spring, a curtain of the thinnest material will give them ample safety, the need being not to exclude the light, but merely to break the direct motion of the solar's rays by means of glass.
An excellent variety of crops may be grown within the extraordinary window backyard, for which the sunniest and broadest window available needs to be selected.
There are strategies of handling the plants: they might be kept as individual specimens in pots and "dishes" or "pans" (that are nothing roughly than shallow flower pots), or they might be grown collectively in a plant box, made for the aim and usually more or less decorative in itself, that can harmonize with and set off the beauty of the plants.
The latter method, that of rising in packing containers, provides distinct benefits, especially the place there is prone to be encountered too high a temperature and consequent dryness within the air. The vegetation are extra simply cared for than they're in pots, which rapidly dry out and want frequent changing; and effects in grouping and harmonious decoration could also be had which are not readily secured with plants in pots. Alternatively, it isn't doable to present such cautious consideration to individual vegetation which can require it as when they're grown in pots; nor can there be so much re-association and alter when these are required--and what good housekeeper will not be a natural born scene shifter, each as soon as in so often rolling the piano around to the other aspect of the room, and shifting the bookcase or changing the massive Boston fern over to the opposite window, so it can be seen from the eating-room?
If the vegetation are to be stored in pots--and on the entire this will generally be the extra satisfactory method--several shelves of light, smooth wooden of a convenient width (six to twelve inches) should be firmly placed, via the common iron brackets, in each window to be used. It is going to assist, each in protecting the pots in place and in preventing muddy water from dripping right down to the ground or desk beneath, if a skinny, narrow strip of wooden is nailed to each edge of those cabinets, extending an inch or two above them. A few coats of outdoor paint may also add to the appears to be like and to the life of these cabinets and additional tend to prevent any annoying drip from draining pots. Such a shelf will probably be nonetheless additional improved by being coated an inch or two deep with coarse gravel or fine pebbles.
That is much better than the usage of pot saucers, especially for small pots. The place a bay-window is used, if reduce off from the room by glass doors, or even by curtains, it should help tremendously in retaining a moist atmosphere about the plants and stopping mud from selecting the leaves when sweeping or dusting is being done.
A window-box can readily be manufactured from planed inch pine boards, tightly fitted and tightly joined. It needs to be six to 10 inches large and 6 to eight inches deep. If a plain field is used, it will likely be necessary to bore inch holes each six inches or so via the underside to offer for carrying off of any excess of water--although, with the strategy of filling the box described in a later chapter, those holes would hardly be referred to as into service. Plants in the home in the winter, nonetheless, are as more likely to suffer from too much water as from too little, and subsequently, to prevent the disagreeable possibility of having soiled drainage water operating down onto a number of toes of floor, it will likely be virtually as straightforward, and far better, to have the field constructed with a bottom fabricated from items, sloping barely to the middle where one gap is made during which a cork could be kept. A false bottom of tin or zinc, with the requisite variety of holes minimize out, and supported by three or four inch strips of wooden running lengthways of the field, provides the drainage. These strips should, after all, be minimize within the middle to permit all of the water to empty out. The false bottom will maintain any atypical surplus of water, which may be drained off into a watering can
or pitcher by taking out the cork. The details of building of such a field are shown in determine 1. It will likely be greatest to have the field so positioned upon its supporting brackets that it can be changed occasionally end for finish, thus preserving the crops growing evenly, and never permitting the blooms frequently to show their backs to the within of the room.
With the above easy provisions one may reap the benefits of all the light available in an ordinary window. Sometimes a greater place could also be found ready at hand, such because the bay-window illustrated facing page 8 or corresponding to that described within the preceding chapter, or those talked about within the first chapter of Part II (page 146). The trouble demanded will at all times be repaid many times by better ease and greater success in the administration of plants, and by the broader scope permitted.
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