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[[File:FelicityPlantationFun.jpg|thumb|350px|The Plantation Play Set.]]The '''Plantation Play''' set was introduced to [[Felicity's Collection]] in '''1992''' and [[Retirement|retired]] in '''2001'''. It is associated with ''[[Felicity Saves the Day]]''. Retail cost was ''$22'' and later decreased to ''$20.''

==Bird Bottle==
Terracotta bird bottle. Attached stick perch. Glazed except for at bottom.

==Bird==
Small white bird. Golden-brown wings on either side. Has a plastic tube in place of feet, allowing bird to slide on the stick perch of the bird bottle.

==Shell==
White scallop sea shell. 

==Reed== 
Thin tan hollow reed. 

== Bubble Card==
Instructional card for making/using bubble solution and blowing bubbles with reed and shell. Directions said that users could use a commercial bubble solution with the shell. Alternatively, users could make their own solution with 1/4 cup dishwashing liquid and 1 teaspoon of glycerine to 1 quart of water, then let it rest for a day.

==Battledore==
Light wooden "battledore" racket. Corded with string woven through. Dark green cord tape wrapped around handle. 

At initial release two battledores were included; in 1998 this was reduced to one battledore.

==Shuttlecock==
Tan cork ball with attached white feathers.

==Whistle==
Functional wooden whistle. Attached leather cord.

==Note==
Cloth note; ragged, unfinished edges. Text reads: ''[[Felicity]], Come! Help! [[Benjamin Davidson|Ben]]'' and has map of building, path, and trees for forest. 

[[Category:Felicity Merriman]]
[[Category:Felicity's Collection]]
[[Category:Summer Collections]]
[[Category:Accessories]]
[[Category:Historical Accessories]]
[[Category:Items Released in 1992]]
[[Category:Retired Accessories]]

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