C. 1930s-40s Dustpan + Nails Make Do Cranberry Rake, Found in Maine embroidery that she is Native American

that she is Native American

and days of the week etched into the widest column of the grid on both sides

With the most beautiful ink and colored pencil drawings/diagrams throughout

with the vertical stripes of the refrigerator exterior perfectly complemented by the vertical ones of the postal cancellations

C. 1930s-40s Dustpan + Nails Make Do Cranberry Rake, Found in Maine embroidery that she is Native AmericanFound in Maine, as might be expected, this is an old "make do" cranberry rake, fashioned of a metal dustpan and two rows of nails, c. 1930s. I really love the horizontal line of nail heads along the front edge, and of course their spikes coming up! The second row of nails spikes comes up from the bottom on the interior. A rake like this (though this is very much one of a kind!) would be used for combing cranberries from vines to harvest. 8 5 8" w x