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hey my name is rebecca.. I have a koala bear which has a musical box in it which sings Waltzing Matilda and I’m sure it had a button on it’s stomach but it is missing.. He is missing his hand claws. I seen a couple of messages about a few people wanting to get these koala bears again .. I’m open to selling it at the right price… Thank you…

Hi could u tell me anything about my doll/teddy in pictures . Its got a thumb and tips of fingers missing and wear and tear to front. I got it 1970’s

Hi this is big ears could you tell me anything about him. He has got wear and tear to his front where I’ve taped him up.

Oh and big ears is 3 ft tall

I have a beautiful Koala. From previous comments it looks like he is rare. Real fur, glass eyes and leather nose and claws. I think he is circa 1940’s? Did they make them jointed this late or is he earlier?

He is a wee bit grubby, but fur is in good condition for age. Slightly bald down back seam and his left leg. Ear also thinning. Leather claws are intact. Leather nose good but faded.

How much is this bear worth?

Susan, your koala appears to be one produced by several competitors to those of my family business of J.Jackson and Son here in Brisbane. Ours were first produced as Billy Bluegum in 1925 with major changes with our patents from about 1930. These included rubber nose and moulded rubber claws just like the real animal, Also moveable arms and legs, Thousands were sold out of Brisbane and other stores, even during World War 11. We stopped making about 1953. I’ve a full history with illustrations if you are interested. My cousin has her koala from 1930 when she was used in an advertisement. But I’m in the market for any genuine version subsequently.

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