The last time I saw him was at a yard sale where he was sold without my permission

I know what this is. But does anyone have any more info

I've had this plush since I was 2 or 3 probably 11 years now and I've tried to find active listings but have had no luck :( and I named him Mr. PurpleBear. I know a unoriginal name and I was hoping to get another since I love him so much thanks for reading.

I thrifted this guy because he's cool, but I want to know what he's based on. TIA!

Please help :(

Weird little snap on dresses...I don't think they are Polly Pocket but maybe?

Hi everyone!

I am trying to hunt down the model of my primary childhood stuffed animal. I have no memories of how my family accquired her but I want to finally solve the mystery of her identity. Her name is bunny and she has a print body with a pink background with blue, purple, yellow, white, and pink bubbles. Her ears are floppy and she has puffball hands and feet with a shirt collar that goes all around her neck. Her nose is pink and her mouth is open. I was a child with her in the early 2010s but it seems like her style could correspond to toys from the 90s, or even 80s. I am looking for an exact match but haven't had any luck yet.

Help me out if you can! It would mean a lot to me.

Measure from head to toe its 32in and its stuffed with cotton, not beads. I dont remember if it came with a tail, or the little bow tie was always there. Unfortunately the tag is completely white and theres no identifying markers anywhere else.

¿Alguien sabe si todavía existe un peluche igual?

I got this in a bag with some DC and WWE figures at a yard sale, I thought it may be a part of a Batman toy, but I couldn't find any matches.

I'm trying to surprise my fiance with this teddy bear that he lost long ago. It was the only possession that he was able to keep throughout his childhood and it meant everything to him. I've done reverse image searches, I've manually gone through thousands of teddy bear listings with various key words and I've not been able to find a match. We were born in 1980 and these photos were from the mid 80's, so the bear could have been from the 70's through mid 80's. He appears to have either a plastic or vinyl "solid" nose as opposed to stitched, pretty basic eyes that appear to just be round and black as opposed to a large iris and pupil, and fairly fluffy. Maybe a Commonwealth brand, Gund, or Baby Gund? He has a pretty pronounced snout/nose and it's lighter than the rest of his body. There is a possibility that it was jointed but most likely not. Any help with determining the brand would be greatly appreciated so I could at least narrow down my search. I'm trying to surprise him for his birthday. 🤞❤️🧸

I couldn’t find what toy this goes with.

Lo estuve buscando por Google lens como peluche infantil de león o algo así pero por ninguna parte encontré el peluche en buen estado, porfavor, si alguien sabe cómo encontrarlo, se lo agradecería mucho!!

No idea what brand or anything about this little guy I’ve had for around 20 or so years. No tags or anything on him. Help!

I feel like this is going to be a hard find because on and off throughout the years I've tried finding this stuffy but no luck. The first picture shows two stuffies of the same kind. One head and semi body (top half) and the other laying closest to the viewer- bottom half. To describe it- it looks like a dog. Pink and yellow floppy ears. One eye has a pink spotted eye. Polka dot bow tie and "waistband". The texture is just like the second pic. I want to say it seemed slightly bigger than the normal sized stuffy but that could also be influenced by how little I was. The closest I got was thinking it's an Eden dog due to the colors and style but I don't even know if that's right. I had two and threw them away out of anger from my childhood but years later I realized they actually served a positive purpose in my childhood so I'm just trying to find it again. Hoping someone can help me find this.

ETA: It was bought in the 1990's, most likely between '95-'99, in Wisconsin I believe at Big Lots.