are the eyes a button or sewed in.
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THE EYES ARE BLACK SHINY BUTTONS, THE EYEBROWS, EYE LASHES, NOSE, MOUTH ARE ALL NICLEY EMBROIDERED thIS DOLL IS NICELY DONe. Embroidery on apron is also nicely done.
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The eyes are buttons. They are not shank buttons, but flat on the back. They are attached very securely, but you can lift the edge of the button away from the fabric of the face. I would be careful if giving to a baby or toddler. There is another large Raggedy Ann on Amazon which has button eyes which are impossible to lift around the edge.
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No, the eyes and nose are cloth. There are no hard or detachable parts on the toy.
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They do have eye holes that line up for a small, very small (or zip tie), lock to be used but it would have to one of those locks you see hanging on the isle near the luggage areas of a store. I'll see if Amazon will let me post a picture of one.
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The latter. They are fastened together with vinyl straps that have sort of hook and eye closures.
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Yes, there are ringlets or eye holes. When you bring the zipper together the eye intersect so you can place a small lock on it to secure that section.
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The eyes are completely fixed in, the only reason they would pop out is if it's faulty. But it's made out of good material so that's highly unlikely. If anything, they'll replace it for you. But my girlfriend hasn't had any issues with it so far.
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They seem to go through the material with another piece on the inside securing them. There is no gap between the eyes and material. It seems well made.
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They are the hard stuffed animal eyes. But they are attached so well that I can't pull the sides away from the bear itself, anywhere around the eyes. I don't tend to worry about stuffed animal eyes, but I guess that's a personal choice. So, if it's an issue for you, yes, I guess it's an issue. But for me, it's not an issue at all.
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The eyes are hard. They aren't glued on, but affixed through the material. My daughter has had it for 4 yrs, they are still on dispite many washes and rough play.
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Yes, it's button, but only partial closure. It needs an extra button or two, otherwise the comforter sags out in one area.
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The button need to be depressed to hold the IS on. This is no problem with ordinary viewing, as one is holding the binoculars anyway. If it is hooked up to a camera by some sort of stand, a mechanical method of holding down the button would need to be devised.
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There is a button and it must be pressed 1/2 way to focus first otherwise it is blurry.
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Yes, you must install the eyes. It's Federal law. For testing/diagnosis, you can wire the eyes up, and just tape them together temporarily.
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The eyes are beaded but they put on very securely. The bear is the 2nd one that I have bought as a gift for my niece! The first one, which I bought for her 1st birthday, is starting to get a little worn out due to her constantly carrying him around, playing with him and having him with her around the clock and being washed on a weekly basis, but after a year he is still intact! I got this new one for her because, as I said, the first one is getting a bit worn and she loves him! Gund Philbin Teddy Bear is an awesome teddy bear!
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Both? Lol they're stitched on but are a different material then the covers themselves.
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They are made of plastic that is a little soft, not rock hard. Some of the plastic is colored, other parts like eyes appear to be painted. Not sure where it was made.
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No, they do not unbutton. While they aren't sewn to the cloth body and I suppose you could force the tops off by squishing the head, I don't think it would be a great idea unless you absolutely had to wash the clothes.