Retired Mascots {on hiatus until 26/10}

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Remembering the weird, wonderful, often questionable characters who charmed us into buying things, until turning tides in the market left them forgotten. | Posts around 8pm BST daily, reposts self regularly | Requests closed | @maxisherealso.bsky.social

Airbears British Airports Authority 1983-1994 The BAA made their family of airports friendlier to children using seven teddy bears available to buy and/or meet, such as Harry Heathrow, Archie Abderdeen and Eddie Edinburgh. Gary Gatwick was reintroduced in 2022, only to disappear after a short time.

Harry Heathrow, a stout brown teddy bear with button eyes and a yellow shirt with an airplane graphic (not pictured) and his name in blackDolls of all seven Airbears dressed in bobble hats and scarves for Christmas: Archie Aberdeen, Stanley Stansted, Eddie Edinburgh, Percy Prestwick, Gordon Glasgow, Gary Gatwick and Harry Heathrow, all of whom look alike save for the name on their shirts.England Women's Cricket XI players posing with a Harry Heathrow costume during a charity matchGary Gatwick on the side of a Playbus, having tea his with his girlfriend, Gloria Gatwick

Gary's name became synonymous with a widely reported unnamed baby who was found abandoned in a Gatwick public toilet and given his name by crew members who comforted him with a Gary doll. He was adopted under the name Steven Hydes and finally reunited with his biological father and siblings in 2021.

Steven Hydes as an adult, smiling as he presents newspaper clippings of his discovery as a baby and his Gary Gatwick doll

Airbears British Airports Authority 1983-1994 The BAA made their family of airports friendlier to children using seven teddy bears available to buy and/or meet, such as Harry Heathrow, Archie Abderdeen and Eddie Edinburgh. Gary Gatwick was reintroduced in 2022, only to disappear after a short time.

Harry Heathrow, a stout brown teddy bear with button eyes and a yellow shirt with an airplane graphic (not pictured) and his name in blackDolls of all seven Airbears dressed in bobble hats and scarves for Christmas: Archie Aberdeen, Stanley Stansted, Eddie Edinburgh, Percy Prestwick, Gordon Glasgow, Gary Gatwick and Harry Heathrow, all of whom look alike save for the name on their shirts.England Women's Cricket XI players posing with a Harry Heathrow costume during a charity matchGary Gatwick on the side of a Playbus, having tea his with his girlfriend, Gloria Gatwick

Schnuppi C&A 1976-1998 A spotted dog with a nose for affordable prices and quality, designed by Jimmy T. Murakami to promote bargain deals at C&A ("Schnupperpreise"). He was a hit in Germany, selling toys and comics and even briefly appearing in Britain, before a marketing shake-up snuffed him out.

Original design for Schnuppi (Snuffle Dog in English), a yellow cartoon dog with orange/red spots, by animator Jimmy T. MurakamiSchnuppi peeking out of a comic frame while accompanied by his C&A co-workers from the 'Schnuppis Abenteuer' comics: doorman Baldur Pröpper, designer Fiona Fipsig, Dr. Müller-Pracht, his cat Maunzer and detective Ignaz Hohms.Schnuppi in a British newspaper ad, cradling a sparkly C&A logo. "I size-up the bargains!"A collection of Schnuppi figurines.

Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20160317211657/http://www.schnupperhund.de/index-e.html

Schnuppi C&A 1976-1998 A spotted dog with a nose for affordable prices and quality, designed by Jimmy T. Murakami to promote bargain deals at C&A ("Schnupperpreise"). He was a hit in Germany, selling toys and comics and even briefly appearing in Britain, before a marketing shake-up snuffed him out.

Original design for Schnuppi (Snuffle Dog in English), a yellow cartoon dog with orange/red spots, by animator Jimmy T. MurakamiSchnuppi peeking out of a comic frame while accompanied by his C&A co-workers from the 'Schnuppis Abenteuer' comics: doorman Baldur Pröpper, designer Fiona Fipsig, Dr. Müller-Pracht, his cat Maunzer and detective Ignaz Hohms.Schnuppi in a British newspaper ad, cradling a sparkly C&A logo. "I size-up the bargains!"A collection of Schnuppi figurines.

Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20160317211657/http://www.schnupperhund.de/index-e.html