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Close view of a cream-white plush polar bear's face, lying down, with small black eyes and a dark brown velour nose

Bering Lull

His woven Gund care label — red script, style number 42417 — is the kind stitched in through the late '80s and into the '90s, giving him thirty-some years of practice at lying still.

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A large lying-down Gund polar bear in cream plush with a brown velour nose, softly stuffed and unjointed, with light age-warming to the fur and his woven care label intact.

Size
22 inches foot to nose

$25adoption fee

One of a kind — when Bering Lull is adopted, this page becomes part of the happy-endings gallery.

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Bering Lull's story

He maintains that he modeled for a museum diorama — belly down on painted ice, holding one pose through a whole winter of school tours — and simply never got the signal to stand up again. The evidence agrees: he lies flat and splayed, soft-filled and unjointed, plush pressed a little thinner along one shoulder where a head rested for years. His coat is snow-cream warmed to faint apricot across the cheek and flank, the way white plush ripens with light. Small black eyes, a cocoa velour nose rubbed smooth at the tip. Washed by hand, brushed out, every seam gone over.

Favorite things

a cool pillowcase in summer, being draped across one arm, snow watched from indoors

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