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Can any of my detectives out there figure out the company that made the bear in these pictures? Or the bears name? The photos are from 1925 and it looks like the bear has a moveable jaw. I’m obsessed with it and want one. Someone help please. #toycollector #vintagetoys #teddybear #internetdetective #curator135

New episode! New season! Episode 98 is out now on all podcast streaming platforms. Head to curator135.com to learn more. “Larcena Pennington: A Story of Survival” out now. XX 🧡

Learn all about Larcena Pennington, one of the toughest women to ever exist during the mid-1800s. She survived a kidnapping by a group of Apache and was left on her own for over two weeks in the Arizona desert. Episode 98 is coming soon as we kick off year six!

In June of 1926, a group of futurists gathered together to discuss what life would be like in 2026.

On This Day – December 29, 1997

Tonight, Frank Walls was executed by lethal injection — nearly four decades after his 1987 double homicide. Walls, convicted at just 19, became the latest person put to death under Gov. Ron DeSantis’ aggressive death penalty agenda.

"You can put anything in a Jell-O salad!"

Just out for a ride amongst the saguaro.

True Crime History - on July 8th, 1963, 31-year-old Russell St. Clair ended the lives of his mother and two-year-old son with an ax. His wife was in the hospital giving birth to another child at the time. Police found him at his sister’s house calmly drinking a cup of coffee. St. Clair was a war veteran who’d been in and out of VA hospitals for mental health issues. #truecrime #virgínia #axmurderer #mentalhealth #curator135 #newsfootage

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