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Build-A-Bear Founding Bear – Product Safety (2003)

The recall includes the "Founding Bear," and the "Founding Bear II." The "Founding Bear" is about 19 inches long, and the "Founding Bear II" is about 18 inches long. Both stuffed bears are chocolate brown and have cream-colored paws and snout. "OUR FOUNDING BEAR" is written on a cardboard tag that was originally attached to the bear's ear.

CPSCJan 16, 2003Nationwide

Camping Stoves (Century Tool) – Potential Safety Issue (2002)

Fire/Burn Risk

The recalled stoves include the Century, Hillary, and LL Bean brand names. The stoves have a drip tray, two or three burners, and a black or green base, with a label identifying the brand name. The manufacturing date (050202 through 073102) and model number (4660, 4665, 4675, 4730, 4960, 72861, and 4960LLB) are printed on the inside of the stove's lid.

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Build-A-Bear Founding Bear – Product Safety (2003)

Camping Stoves (Century Tool) – Potential Safety Issue (2002)

Bamboo-Stick Sparklers – Safety Warning (2002)

Disposable Cigarette Lighters – Import Violation (2002)

Circular Saws (Makita) – Repair Needed (2002)

Kid's Tent Set – Tunnel Safety Risk (2002)

Tea Lights – Candle Safety Concern (2002)

Kid's Tent Set – Tunnel Safety Risk (2002)

Scuba Regulators (Oceanic) – Performance Risk (2002)

3-Piece Kid's Tent Set – Potential Safety Hazard (2002)

Men's Sweatshirts (Trends Clothing) – Product Safety Issue (2002)

Compound Bows (Bear Archery) – Equipment Malfunction (2002)

Halo Burger Kids Meal Flashlights – Product Safety Risk (2002)

Chain Saws (Stihl) – Mechanical Safety Issue (2002)

Playground Swing Seats (Miracle) – Equipment Failure (2002)

Kidz Club Flashlights – Product Safety Concern (2002)

Skateboard Ramp – Equipment Safety Risk (2002)

Hunting Treestands (API Outdoors) – Climbing Safety Issue (2002)

Jason AirMasseur Baths (Unknown) – Potential Malfunction (2002)

Laser Printers (Brother) – Technical Failure Risk (2002)