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This handsome chamois buck was made by Steiff between 1961-68. He still has his chest tag and can be found on page 199 in Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. He is the larger of the 2 sizes made, 17 cm, and measures about 5 1/2" long and 5 1/2" tall to the top of his head; to the top of his horns he is about 6 1/2". His body is made from long white-tipped mohair, and his legs and fact are the traditional short mohair. His horns and ears are made of velvet, and his tail is made from what I believe to be acrylic floss, but it could also be horse hair. The mohair is clean with very minimal thinning along the seams, and the airbrushed features are still vibrant. He has beautiful green glass eyes with black centers, and the floss nose and mouth are still tightly stitched. All of our Steiff are offensive-odor free and come from a smoke-free home. U369

This cute little guy is names Hexie. Steiff made him sometime between 1954-68. Hexie retains his raised script button and can be found on page 77 in Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. Hexie is the smallest of the 4 sizes produced, 9 cm, and measures about 6 1/2" long and 3 1/2" tall. He has a clean coat of mohair with minimal thinning along the seams and still has his red leather collar. Hexie's stitched floss nose and mouth are still tightly attached, and he has black and white "googlie" eyes. All of our Steiff animals are offensive-odor free and come from a smoke-free home. N166

This is Oxy, a toy ox made by Steiff between 1953-57. Oxy still has his raised script button and can be found on page 145 in Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. He is the 22 cm size and measures about 11 1/2" long and 8" tall. There is what looks like a very small scrap of a US Zone flag still attached to the upper part of Oxy's left leg, but it is so small that I'd rather let the buyer decide. Oxy has a clean coat of mohair with vibrant air brushed features. There is minimal thinning along the seams and on the end of his tail. His dewlap is made of velvet, as is his nose. Unfortunately his nose has come unstitched on the left side, but this could be easily fixed by someone who knows their way around a needle and thread. Oxy is missing his horns but still looks quite handsome without them. All of our Steiff are offensive-odor free and come from a non-smoking home. N250

This sweet little pup is named Revue Susi and was made by Steiff sometime between 1960-68. Susi retains her original Steiff chest tag and you will find her on page 91 in Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. This Susi is the smallest of the four sizes made, (12 cm) and measures about 4 1/2" tall. Susi's chest tag is attached to her original collar. She has a clean coat of mohair with minimal thinning in the normal places, tip of tail and her feet. Susi has cute googlie eyes and her floss nose is still firmly attached. Susi currently lives in a non-smoking home and is offensive-odor free. X266

This is Jocko the chimpanzee, made by Steiff sometime between 1954-68. He no longer has his Steiff IDs but you will find him on page 276 in Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. He is the 25 cm size, measuring approximately 10" long in the "standing" position. Jocko is 5-way jointed and has a clean coat of mohair with minimal thinning at the forehead hairline. His airbrushed features are still vibrant. All of our Steiff are offensive-odor free and come from a non-smoking home. S241

This is Pieps the mouse, made by Steiff between 1958-68. Pieps no longer has his Steiff IDs (aside from a small scrap of his chest tag), but you can find him on page 210 in Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. Steiff made a white and a gray Pieps but only one size, 8 cm. He measures about 3 1/4" tall. Pieps has a clean coat of white mohair and little felt ears, feet, and tail. His eyes and nose are little black beads. He still has his filament whiskers and his floss mouth is still firmly attached. As with all of our Steiff, Pieps is offensive odor-free and currently lives in a non-smoking household. X262

This is a sweet little duck made by Steiff sometime between 1954-68. He no longer has his Steiff IDs, but you can find him on page 248 in Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. He is the smaller of the two sizes made (10 cm) and measures about 4" tall. Duck has a clean coat of mohair with minimal thinning along the seams. He still has his felt bill and tail feathers, and his felt feet have a little curling to them. His air brushed features are still vibrant. Duck will come to you from a smoke and offensive odor free home. M180

This little spider is named Spidy and was made by Steiff from 1960-61. Spidy still has all of his IDs and can be found on page 224 in Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. Spidy also still has his 3 little black bead eyes firmly attached to the top of his head, as well as his 4 pipe cleaner "feelers". All 8 of his pipe cleaner legs are still firmly attached to his body with no breaks to them. He has a clean coat of mohair and his air brushed features are still quite bright. Spidy will crawl into your home from our smoke- and offensive-odor free home. V447

This sweet Maedel rabbit doll was made by Steiff between 1949-1953. She still has her US Zone flag, and you'll find her on page 403 of Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. Maedel's head, the back of her hands, the top of her feet, and the back of her ears are made of wool plush. The front of her ears are made of felt. Her body and paw pads are made from a linen-type of material. She is wearing her original dress and apron, which are made of cotton. Her floss nose and mouth are still firmly attached, and she still has her filament whiskers. Sadly, Maedel no longer has her eyes. Maedel's head is jointed and she stands about 8 1/4" to the top of her head, and about 10 1/2" to the top of her ears. She has some stains on her skirt, left ear, and the bottom of her left ear, as well as her face. V413

Steiff made this vintage ride-on horse sometime between 1950-69, and you can find him on page 149 in Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. As you see, he was given plenty of love over the years. He has some mohair wear and loss and is missing his entire mane and the majority of his tail. He still has his "voice" pull cord but it no longer works. He's also missing his riding gear and his left eye. He measures about 20" tall x 24" long overall. A little rough, but would still look great in a vintage holiday display, and he's a great candidate for a restoration. All of our Steiff are offensive-odor free and come from a smoke-free environment. C107
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This adorable Basset Hound is the largest Steiff made in this series (22 cm) and can be found on page 93 of Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. Basset has his original leather collar and a crisp flag attached to his left ear with a raised script button. Basset stands about 9" tall and has a clean coat of mohair with minimal thinning along the seams. He has large round eyeballs and a tightly stitched floss nose. Basset's stitched toes are still firmly attached and he has big droopy ears and jowls. All of our Steiff animals are offensive odor free and come from a smoke-free home. V278

This is Peggy the Penguin, made by Steiff from 1952-53. Peggy retains her US Zone flag and is found on page 234 in Pfeiffer's Sortiment book. Peggy has a clean coat of mohair and velveteen wings. The top of her right wing appears to be coming undone slightly at the seam. There are a few small spots of mohair loss (see pictures) Her feet and beak are made of orange felt. She has pretty little brown glass eyes with black centers. All of our Steiff animals are offensive odor free and come from a smoke-free home. V250

This is the largest size Steiff made of this particular fantastic standing elephant. He has his raised script button and chest tag and you'll find him on page 286 of Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. Elephant is 35 cm (about 13 3/4") high and still has his saddle blanket attached. He has a clean coat of mohair with no thinning. His trunk does have a small area along the seam that has come unsewn, and his left felt tusk has some damage. The end of Elephant's trunk is made of felt as are the bottom of his feet. His airbrushed features are still vibrant. All of our Steiff animals are offensive odor free and come from a smoke-free home. C105

This wooly chick was made by Steiff between 1976-84. He still has his yellow flag attached to his left foot by an incised button. You'll find him on page 335 in Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. Steiff only made 1 size of this particular woolen chick, and he measures about 4" long, including his beak, and about 2 1/4" tall. His beak is made of plastic, and his feet and comb are made of felt. He has little black eyes, and his airbrushed wings and other details are still quite vibrant. All of our Steiff animals are offensive odor-free and come from a smoke-free home. N323

This handsome polar bear was made by Steiff sometime between 1954-68. He retains his raised script button and a very faded yellow flag. You'll find him on page 62 in Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. He has a wonderfully full coat of white mohair and a shorter mohair snout. Eisbaer still has his blue leather collar with bell. He has gorgeous blue glass eyes and firmly stitched floss nose, mouth, and "toes". His peach colored felt feet are still in excellent condition. He has very minimal thinning on his seams. His white coat is no longer a bright white, it has "darkened" a little from age and storage. He is the middle size and measures approximately 8" long nose to rump and about 6" tall to the top of his ears. All of our Steiff animals are offensive odor-free and come from a smoke-free home. U363

This is a beautiful Steiff elephant, made between 1954-57. He still has all of his Ids and is found on page 286 in Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. Elephant has a beautiful coat of gray mohair with very minimal thinning. He has white eyes with black centers. His tusks are firmly attached, and his red velvet saddle blanket still has both bells and is attached with the original ribbon. His velvet foot pads and nose are still in excellent shape, and his airbrushed features are still quite bright. All of our Steiff animals are offensive odor-free and come from a smoke-free home. O774

This Biggie Beagle dog was produced by Steiff sometime between 1958-61. He still has his yellow flag attached to his left ear with a raised script button. You'll find Biggie on page 86 in Guenther Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. He has a beautiful coat of mohair with minimal thinning along the seams. Beagle still has his original red leatherette collar, and his floss nose, mouth and toes are tightly stitched. He has brown glass eyes with black centers. His airbrushed features are still bright, but there is an area of fading on his back about the size of a small child's hand. Beagle measures about 6" tall and 10" long overall, nose to tip of tail. All of our Steiff animals are offensive odor-free and come from a smoke-free home. Q378

This is "Corso", made by Steiff between 1966-68. He still has his raised script button and can be found on page 107 in the Steiff Sortiment book. He is the larger of the 2 sizes made (35 cm), and measures about 15" long and 7" to the top of his head. Corso has glass eyes and a tightly stitched black nose. He is made primarily of a long, wavy mohair, but his snout and the underside of his ears are regular short mohair. He has some thinning on his tail and forehead, as well as on his ears. Corso is offensive odor free and comes to you from a smoke-free home. N569

This is a sweet Dachshund named Bazi. He was made by Steiff sometime between 1954-68 and can be found on page 75 in Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. He still has his raised script button, but his other IDs are no longer attached. He's about 7" tall and 8" long. Bazi's squeaker voice still works and he has a swivel head. He has glass eyes, and his stitched nose/mouth and "toes" are firmly attached. The button has a small area of wear/"rust". There is some thinning and wear throughout, mainly on the seams, edges of feet, and across the middle of his back where some lucky child held his friend -- something I feel makes him all the more special! Bazi comes from a smoke-free home and is offensive-odor free. M429

This adorable sleeping "Lamby" was made sometime between 1954-68. She retains only her raised script button and is found on page 135 in the Pfeiffer Steiff Sortiment book. She is made of wool plush and has minimal wear to her body. Her left ear is coming loose from her head and has some wear to the stitching along the edge. Her floss eyes, nose and mouth are still firmly attached. What makes this Lamby special, in my opinion, is that she has a rattle in her front right foot. She is the larger of the 2 Floppy Lambys made by Steiff (28 cm), with her body measuring about 11" long and 5" high. Lamby, as with all of our Steiff animals, comes from a smoke-free home and has no offensive odors. O154

This Goldi Hamster was made by Steiff as a promotional item for Commerzbank in Germany from 1978-80. You can find him on page 411 of the Steiff Sortiment book. He was only made in 1 size (32 cm), and stands about 13" tall to the top of his head. He is made of Dralon and has no matting. His mouth and teed are felt and are in good condition. His nose and eyes are plastic and show no scratching or other damage. He still has all of his whiskers, and his airbrushed features are still vibrant. His yellow outfit unsnaps in the back if you want to remove them. The bib on the front with his name and the Commerzbank logo has come undone at the seam on the right side to almost the middle. An easy fix for anyone who is handle with a sewing machine, or just a needle & thread. With his big head, he is a little top-heavy and doesn't like to stand on his own, but you could easily display him at the back of your shelf against the wall, and nobody would ever know! All of our Steiff animals are from a smoke-free home and are free of offensive odors.

This is a vintage Steiff leopard cub named "Taky". He still has his Steiff button and was made sometime between 1976-83. You can find Taky on page 311 in the Steiff Sortiment book. He has a clean coat of knitted plush, and while he is supposed to be in a sitting position, his legs have some thinning of the stuffing where they meet the body so he prefers to lay down. In the sitting position, he is about 15 1/2" tall (40 cm), and 17" long. His tail adds another 9". His belly/chest area has a small spot where his stitching has come undone about 1" long, but I think anyone who knows how to sew would have no problem fixing this. His button has a small amount of surface rust on it. As with all of our Steiff animals, he comes from a smoke-free environment and has no offensive odors. I491

This is Steiff's version of an Irish Mail. It's called a "Rudder Racer" and is made of wood. You'll find it on page 462 in Pfeiffer's Steiff Sortiment book. This one has item number 2587 on the back, which dates it to 1953-58 in the book. It operates by pulling a wooden stick-type handle (missing) that would be attached to the canvas type cord beneath the seat. As the child pulls the cord, the racer moves, much like the pumping action of an Irish Mail. It has foot-controlled steering on the front axle. The wheels are rubber-covered metal discs. There is some splitting on the wooden seat area, and the front right wheel has some damage. The body measures about 31" long (34 if the wheels are included) and about 18" wide at the wheels.
Typically our items include shipping in the price, however because of the size of this piece it is for local pick-up. We are willing to ship it, but you will have to contact us with your info so we can calculate shipping costs. #J833

This is a lighted Steiff dealer sign that could have been hung in your store window or displayed on a counter or shelf. It measures 19" wide x 3" deep x 7 1/4" tall. It is made of a thin plastic. The thin plastic is even thinner in the corners, causing some cracking. It runs on standard 110v electricity with a fluorescent tube bulb. It gets a great glow when plugged in, and even with just sunlight shinning through it, it has a nice glow. This will be shipped with the fluorescent tube removed (included) and the inside packed with packing material, with the screws lightly screwed in; therefore some minor assembly will be required before you can plug it in to enjoy it.