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GRATEFUL DEAD Super7 Dancing Bears ReAction Figures Box Flat (6 Figures) Action Figure
$115.97
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430655-1
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Dancing Bears (6 Figures: Stealie Red, Leafy Green, Haight Purple, Ashbury Orange, Electric Yellow & Stealie Blue) ReAction Figures Box Flat by Super7
Additional Information
This series of stylized bears was drawn by Bob Thomas as part of the back cover for the album ''History of the Grateful Dead Volume One (Bear's Choice)'' - 1973. The bear is a reference to Owsley ''Bear'' Stanley who recorded and produced the album. Stanley later clarified that while the bears are commonly perceived to be dancing they are actually doing a high step march. It's a lot more fun to imagine the bears dancing along to the music!
Additional Information
This series of stylized bears was drawn by Bob Thomas as part of the back cover for the album ''History of the Grateful Dead Volume One (Bear's Choice)'' - 1973. The bear is a reference to Owsley ''Bear'' Stanley who recorded and produced the album. Stanley later clarified that while the bears are commonly perceived to be dancing they are actually doing a high step march. It's a lot more fun to imagine the bears dancing along to the music!
Dancing Bears (6 Figures: Stealie Red, Leafy Green, Haight Purple, Ashbury Orange, Electric Yellow & Stealie Blue) ReAction Figures Box Flat by Super7
Additional Information
This series of stylized bears was drawn by Bob Thomas as part of the back cover for the album ''History of the Grateful Dead Volume One (Bear's Choice)'' - 1973. The bear is a reference to Owsley ''Bear'' Stanley who recorded and produced the album. Stanley later clarified that while the bears are commonly perceived to be dancing they are actually doing a high step march. It's a lot more fun to imagine the bears dancing along to the music!
Additional Information
This series of stylized bears was drawn by Bob Thomas as part of the back cover for the album ''History of the Grateful Dead Volume One (Bear's Choice)'' - 1973. The bear is a reference to Owsley ''Bear'' Stanley who recorded and produced the album. Stanley later clarified that while the bears are commonly perceived to be dancing they are actually doing a high step march. It's a lot more fun to imagine the bears dancing along to the music!
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