How much is Winnie the Pooh Bridge?

The original Poohsticks Bridge may sell for as much as $81,000, according to Summers Place Auctions. The bridge made famous in the Winnie the Pooh books – where the bear and his friends played “pooh sticks” – is up for sale by the British auction house Summers Place.



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