Disney Pooh Pewter Keyring

Nice finish and weight. Perfect.

Extremely well made and a cute item.

Great item for my keys, durability and look were also on point. not to mention the value for money. this was priced so reasonable, I definitely would buy more.

6 months of daily wearing on car keys and the gold finish is starting to rub off but thats expected for painted metals because of our hand oils.

It’s a great way to get the best way to handle your keys

For adults or responsible teens who take good care of their stuff. NOT A TOY ! This is peuter high end metal! This Pooh 3- D sculpted metal dangle runs LONG for an over-sized zipper pull for an open sweater. I had added a zipper. I created a one of a kind “Pooh” sweater from a sweater I bought with oversized bees and daisies. Sweater from Fashion Q. I added an embroidered “Pooh” on back with more daisies. I also added bee antennae. I added the history of the original “Winnie” who was born in Ontario, Canada, in 1914. Winnie was orphaned as a female baby cub when her mum was killed by a hunter. The hunter sold Winnie ( named after Winnipeg, MB), to a Lieutenant in the Canadian Army who was on his way to London by ship. Winnie was beloved by him and his comrades. When he had to go to Paris during WWI, he left Winnie at the new London, UK zoo. When he came back, Winnie remembered him, but was now a huge bear, and unable to return to Canada. So London Zoo became her new home. She was very friendly, and gentle, and safely played with zoo guests adults and kids. She lived til 1932. History is unclear why she died young, but it seems possibly related to a dental infection and eating too much honey and sweets. —- The story behind the story of “Winnie the Pooh” AA Milne had a son Christopher who would visit Winnie at the Zoo. ( By the way the real Winnie was a female bear). He also had a friend with a pet swan, named “Pooh.” (reasons unknown) So the author took Winnie as a starting place to write a story starring his son, Christopher, and named his “male” bear the “Pooh” ( after the swan) … and in his story, his “Winnie” got the “Pooh” name because he made the sound “Pooh” to get a stubborn butterfly to leave his nose. Many of the locations named in the “Winnie the Pooh” stories exist not far from London.

Absolutely love it! Still have it on my keys!

I got this for my mom for Christmas as well and she liked it and she put it on her keychain.