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Image of Fruit picker, ca. 2008
2017.57.1
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Fruit picker, ca. 2008

City Fruit was founded in 2008 when a a group of people decided to manage and grow urban orchards in Seattle. This picker was used by the City Fruit volunteers to harvest fruit from these urban orchards.
ID Number: 2017.57.1
Date: Circa 2008
Physical Description: 1 Picker, Fruit; wood, plastic, metal; 57 in.H x 5.5 in.Diam
Credit: MOHAI, 2017.57.1
Subjects: Food and Beverage Industries, Agriculture and Farms, Innovation and Invention

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