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I was out and about and stumbled upon this cute cat puppet. It appears to be mohair and has a button on the front with "Grisly" on it. I have tried for about a week to find this item or some background about it on the internet but have had no success. Maybe someone could give me some suggestions about this item.
Note: the pic doesnt seem to appear some times but if you click where it should be you will see it.
Thank You Very Much for any help
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Very cute find! I tried to find information about it as well to help you out. The only thing I found is it is vintage from possibly the 1950's and made in Germany possibly. The brand is Grisly Mohair. I don't know if that helped but I figured I would try :)
Thank You very much Kristen I appreciate it. This has really stumped me.
This company started in 1954 with teddy bears. I think it's every bit as cute as a Steiff. I couldn't find your cat, but I did see an alligator for $154 buy it now. I think the price might be high and won't sell for that, but it shows there is a following to his company.
Thank You very much! I appreciate the ffedback. So far it appears to be good news!