This young bear just came in from the cold and is warming up with a cup of HERSHEY’S™ cocoa. She is still half dressed for the weather in her polar fleece jacket and snowpants with embroidered logo, red fleece mittens and hat andtan lace-up boots. She comes with a ceramic cup screened with the HERSHEY’S™  logo.
15” tall, jointed, 4th limited edition 1,500 worldwide, only a couple left.

In 1998, Douglas Company proudly presented the 1998 Company Classics including OREO®, CAMPBELL'S® SOUP, SCHWINN®, CRACKER JACK®, PEPPERIDGE FARM™ and others.

Each bear provides a valuable collectible by honoring an American Brand that evoked warm memories. The bears are original designs that capture the unique traditions of each Company.

• Limited Edition bears come individually numbered and boxed.

• Hangtags contain fascinating Company History.

• Fully jointed bears in distressed curl.

• Unique features include leather paws, hand-embroidered noses, and authentically detailed clothing.

THE LARGEST CHOCOLATE PLANT IN THE WORLD

At one time chocolate was a treat that only rich people could afford to buy, but a young man from Pennsylvania changed all that! Milton S. Hershey, who was born in 1857 near a place called Derry Church, PA, dreamed of making a good milk chocolate that did not cost a lot of money He became successful making caramels in Lancaster, PA. In 1900, he sold the business and started to spend all his time making chocolate. Soon he decided to build a chocolate factory

Mr. Hershey built his factory in Derry Church (now Hershey) because he knew that he would find loyal, hardworking people there. He also knew that he would have lots of fresh milk from dairy farms in the area for his milk chocolate bars. He started building his factory in 1903. It was finished in 1905. Today that factory is the largest chocolate plant in the world. It has more than 2 million square feet of space.