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

and the copies with a future are the ones people take home and care for

The whole art form had a built-in expiration date

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 it was a railroad whoseWhat 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