SML-162  CRANBERRY PICKER


SML-162  Cranberry Picker

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reference numbers SML-162: Cranberry Picker (M)
SML-162A: Blueberry Picker (M)
SML-162B: Cranberry Picker (Lance 6248)
description man harvesting cranberries with scoop
dimensions height = 1 7/8 inches
topics and series Topics: Agriculture, Farming & Gardening Occupations & Professions
Series: none
related items none
first issued/withdrawn/
discontinued forever
SML-162 (1950/1975/-) (approximately 200)
SML-162A (1955/1957/-)
SML-162B (1976/1996/-)
private issue and/or limited edition & quantity not applicable
era first introduced. Marblehead
value range SML-162: 40/60
SML-162A: 40/450
SML-162B: 25/35
auction notes none
comments/observations none

GENERAL INFORMATION. Cranberries are one of Massachusetts' primary farm products.  Baston designed a Cape Cod farm worker picking berries by the now obsolete hand scoop method.
     For a few years, Baston changed the mold inscription to read "BLUEBERRY PICKER" and painted the berry tray blue.  No more than 200 were produced.

From Dr. Glenn Johnson's book, The Sebastian Miniature Collection.

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