Vintage 1930s Ramona Memories Lemon Crate Label 🍎 San Fernando Heights Lemon Association, Los Angeles County California Señorita Art 1920s_1940s_crate_label or dried flowers — she

or dried flowers — she was made for exactly this kind of domestic stage-setting

It went into storage sometime in the twenties and stayed there

This example is New Old Stock — surplus printer's inventory that outlived the cigar boxes it was manufactured for

The Crosswicks Creek still runs along the same course it followed when Washington's Continental forces moved through the region

Vintage 1930s Ramona Memories Lemon Crate Label 🍎 San Fernando Heights Lemon Association, Los Angeles County California Señorita Art 1920s_1940s_crate_label or dried flowers — sheThe Co op That Painted Its Machines Violet In 1936, the packing house that shipped these lemons did something almost no factory in America was doing: it painted its machinery in violet, mustard yellow and peacock blue, on the theory that happier surroundings made for better work. That packing house was the San Fernando Heights Lemon Association, and this label is one of the brands its fruit traveled under. It is an original Ramona Memories lemon crate