There is more to Cooper than his paint job or his mistaken belly stamp (Kingfisher.) The belly stamp gives a clue as to one of the models to come for the year, and you can see the 2022 stamp in this promo photo by Breyer.
Smoky! This vintage mold is tippy and I only have two of them in my collection - the original Smoky and Northern Lights. Still, I am looking forward to seeing the Vintage Club offering of the mold.
I was a bit disappointed that Breyer did not include a Brenda Breyer doll with the 2022 iteration, but it does have the tack.
I like the color red, but I also know that red can bleed when used in fabric, so I will be leaving the bareback pad in its plastic bag.
Breyer backed the bareback pad with white felt which will help protect the model from staining, but I still prefer to keep mine in the bag.
Every Vintage Club model comes with a certificate of authenticity and information sheet chock full of history about the mold, colors, another tidbits of Breyer history.
I put these into protective sleeves and save them into a binder. This year is the Vintage Club's tenth anniversary, so I had to make a new binder as the other one was full.
I still have been unable to take the photos of Cooper's issues - not only did we get together as a family Saturday, but we were together again on Sunday. Hopefully I can take them today.
Stay 'tooned!
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