SML-727  American Bison

SML-727, 727A, 727B (marble base not shown for 727B)

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reference numbers SML-727  American Bison (Wayland Studio - 8411)
SML-727A American Bison - white  (Wayland Studio - 8413)
SML-727B American Bison-copper painted (see note)  (Wayland Studio - 8414)
description Standing American Bison (Buffalo) - three versions
dimensions to be completed
topics and series Topics: 
Series: none
related items PF-64 (pewter version); PF-741 American Black Bear
first issued/withdrawn/
discontinued forever		 2001/2001/2001
private issue and/or limited edition & quantity Private issue for the Blossom Shop
SML-727: quantity 60
SML-727A: quantity 60
SML-727B: quantity 45 (marble base added, sold with SML-727 & SML-272A in sets only - 45 sets total)
era first introduced. Wayland Studio
value range SML-727: 35/40
SML-727A: 35/40
SML-727B: 160/170
auction notes none
comments/observations none

GENERAL INFORMATION. A depiction of an American bison (more commonly referred to as a buffalo) standing in grass.  This item was originally requested by Jim Waite of the Blossom Shop, Farmer City, IL for his 2001 Midwest Fair.  There are three versions, the first being a natural color, the second in white - a seldom-seen variety of bison that was very special to Native Americans who alleged that it had mystic powers, and finally the third in copper color.  The copper version was mounted on a customized marble base by Mr. Waite; it is not an 'official' Wayland Studios mounting.  To purchase the copper version, one was required to buy the other two versions at the same time.

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