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many of them turning almost immediately to export goods aimed at the American consumer

The whole art form had a built-in expiration date

Here is what makes this sheet a separate object from the American campaign

it was a railroad whose front door was one of the most famous train stations on earth

There is no maker's name on it

Vintage Rancheria Bartlett Pears Crate Label Native American Teepee Scene Suisun Valley Blue Anchor California Fruit Exchange 🍎 man_cave_decor many of them turning almostWhat Stories Still Hang On to a Wooden Fruit Crate, Long After the Fruit Is Gone? There's a particular kind of magic in a piece of paper that was never meant to last. Crate labels were glued onto wooden shipping boxes, stacked in a rail car or a produce market stall, and left to take whatever bumps and weather came their way nobody expected them to survive past the last pear inside. And yet here one is: bright, bold, and telling its whole story just