Fourth of July Fun (RETIRED)

This is a nice set with lots of play possibilities and significance to the story. The honey pots feel like real crockery and have real corks. They are glazed and different sets look different from each other. The crate is real wood and wood burned with "Kirsten's Honey" burned on the side with a pretty leaf design. The flag is real cloth and has the correct design and number of stars for 1854. The flag pole handle is real wood. They Playbill sheet lists the events of the Fourth of July festivities of Maryville, MN. The date on my early PM set is 1853, not 1854. The bird whistle is really carved from wood with a real cut out to blow in and it makes a sound. The early PM one I have is smaller than the later set and has a red, elastic cord. The cord stretched out a lot over time and needs to be replaced.
Grade: A


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Whistle


AG era honey pots