The English actor Peter Bull , regarded by many as one of the godfather of the teddy bear renaissance, called his friend Theodore a symbol of unloneliness. While Aloysius was Peter Bull's most famous bear, his personal favourite was Theodore. This diminutive teddy bear accompanied Peter Bull everywhere, sitting comfortably in his jacket pocket. When Peter Bull died Theodore live for some time with one of Peter friends but now he keeps Delicatessen and Alfonzo company at Teddy Bears of Witney. The replica of Theodore looks old and worn like the original. This teddy bear is made of aged mohair with a worn and repaired nose and mouth. The new Theodore comes with some baggage, a wooden chair, a gold edged, red felt cushion embroidered with his initial T, a 24 page book by Ian Pout wich tells the story of Theodore and Peter Bull, and his own leather trunk. Theodore is 8,5 cm tall and he were produced in a limited edition of 10,000 bears exclusive to Mr Ian Pout's Teddy Bears of Witney.