24 results for fruit crate labels

Beauty brand, Covina Citrus Association, 1920s

Cougar brand, Covina Citrus Association, 1920s.

Pansy brand, Stanton & Hendrix, printed May 1922.

Florencia brand, Damerel Allison. The Brogdex process preserved and protected the fruit.

Red C brand, Covina Citrus Association, 1930s.

Old Mission brand, Frank Chapman Inc., 1930s.

Red Winner brand, Covina Heights Groves packing house.

Old Mill brand, Valencia Heights Orchards, printed Dec. 1945.

Red Riding Hood brand, 1930s, using Sunkist logo of 1930.

Deluxe Sunflower, Covina Heights Groves, Inc.

OIC brand label, 1930s. The boy in the car was the son of a prominent Corona citizen.

Covina Beauties, B.L. King packing house. The Sunkist logo was their first, dating from 1908 and in use until 1920.

Holly brand, Covina Orange Growers Association. A Christmas label, 1930's.

Mountain View band, Ruddock Company. Probably a lemon label, 1920s.

Century brand, Houser Bros. packing house, 1920s.

Certified brand, Covina Orange Growers Association, using the second Sunkist logo, 1920s.

Geisha brand, J.S. Kuns. The label was produced by San Francisco Mutual Printing Co., which was destroyed in the 1906 earthquake; the label printed before that time.

Sweet Pea brand, B. L. King packing house.

Deluxe, Covina Heights Groves Association, printed Feb. 1918. Some labels had a print date along the bottom edge. Valencia oranges were better for juice and had seeds; navels were better for eating.

Daisy brand, Covina Orange Growers Association.

Val-Hi brand, Valencia Heights Orchards, 1940s.

Chapman's Golden Eagle, Frank Chapman Inc., 1920s. A very rare label.

Preferred brand, Covina Orange Growers Association, 1930s. Note the "Extra choice" mark. First grade was Sunkist, 2nd grade Red Ball, 3rd grade Choice.

Making orange crates in the 1930's. The machine that made the boxes is to the left of the man in the bib overalls. The wood parts of the boxes was called shook. The labels on the crates are for "Couga…