This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.

This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.

This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.

This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.

This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.

This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.

This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.

This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.

This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.

Within this subseries are notes, drawings, schematics, correspondence, and other papers relating to the “Television Interface Modulator” interactive video system products. A prototype for the “Wireless Wand,” a control unit for the system, is housed in Box 7.