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A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Dainty Maid Brand" Washington Apples features a circular portrait of a smiling young girl with curly hair holding a red apple, with "Dainty" prominently displayed in yellow letters against a blue background and distribution information from H.S. Denison & Company in Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Dainty Maid WASHINGTON APPLES" featuring a young curly-haired girl in a green sweater holding a red apple, distributed by H.S. Denison & Company of Wenatchee, Washington.
This vintage Yakima Valley label features "Chehalan Beauty Apples" in stylized 3D text on a blue background with a red apple graphic, indicating it contains 1/2 bushel of Washington apples produced in the USA.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Chelan Beauty Washington Apples" featuring bold typography, a landscape with mountains and water, and packaging information indicating "Contents 1 U.S. Bushel by Volume" from Cascadean Fruit Shippers Inc.
A vintage advertisement for Haskell's Heavypack Apples, grown in the Wenatchee District of Washington, highlighting their health benefits and noting they are packed and shipped by Haskell & Burns from Oroville, Washington.
Vintage "Chelan Beauty" apple crate label from Cascadean Fruit Shippers in Wenatchee, Washington, featuring two red apples against a mountainous backdrop with mid-century graphic design elements in blue, red, and green.
This vintage advertisement for "ELITE" Washington State apples features a stylized cursive logo on a red and green gradient background, prominently displaying "CONTENTS ONE VOLUME BUSHEL" at the top and "FLOYD DAHN FRUITS INC. WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON, U.S.A." at the bottom in mid-20th century graphic design style.
A vintage apple label featuring a red apple with green stem above a blue-white mountain range, prominently displaying "TWIN PEAKS" in bold lettering, with smaller text indicating it was packed by Phillipi Orchards in Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage advertisement for Touchét Valley Washington Apples from Aurora Orchard Co. in Dayton, featuring illustrated red apples and an orchard backdrop in early 20th-century graphic style with bold typography.
A vintage red and white apple label for "Denison's Crest" features a shield emblem with "Quality Service and Washington Quality Apples" banner, along with text indicating "Produce of U.S.A." and "Contents One U.S. Bushel by Volume" in early 20th-century typography.
A vintage advertisement for "Foothill Sun Fed Apples" features bold typography against a blue background with a sunburst and mountain range graphic, noting the product is "From the Foothills of the Cascades" and "Shipped by Tyrrell's Wenatchee Wash."
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Nuchief Washington Apples" features red and yellow apples with green leaves against a dark blue background, distributed by Washington Sales, Inc., a grower co-operative from Wenatchee that sources from Yakima Valley.
This vintage red label for "WINGED WHEEL" features bold yellow text at the top, a central circular emblem containing a stylized winged wheel symbol, and identifies the product as made by Connell Bros. Co., Ltd. of San Francisco, USA, likely dating from the early to mid-20th century.
Vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Welch's Washington State Apples featuring the Welch brand prominently displayed above text indicating the apples are grown, packed, and shipped from Wenatchee, Washington, with decorative elements including a state map and apple illustrations.
This vintage advertisement for Welch Apples features a cluster of glossy red apples prominently displayed against a blue and green map of Washington State, with "WELCH" in bold white letters at the top and "Produce of U.S.A. Contents one Volume Bushel" noted at the bottom.
This vintage blue label for "Par-Valu Apples" from Lake Chelan, Washington features bold white text indicating "ONE VOLUME BUSHEL" at the top and notes they were "GROWN AND PACKED BY LAKE CHELAN GROWERS UNION" in a classic mid-20th century design style.
A vintage red label for "S.C.S. SUPERIOR BRAND WASHINGTON APPLES" from the Yakima Valley, featuring white and green accents and indicating the product was shipped by Superior Cold Storage Co. from Yakima, Washington, USA.
A vintage apple label featuring a red apple at the center, prominently displaying "MIDDLETON'S BETTER APPLES" in bold capitals, with "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." at the top, "WENATCHEE WASHINGTON" below the main text, and "CONTENTS 40 LBS NET WHEN PACKED" at the bottom.
A vintage advertisement for "Flavor Chest Northwest Apples" displays a stylized wooden chest overflowing with red and yellow apples, featuring bold typography and the names "Yakima-Wenatchee Washington" and "Joseph Northwest" in early 20th-century graphic design style.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Wise Bird Brand" citrus growers association from Winter Garden, Florida, featuring a prominent owl perched on a branch against silhouetted pine trees.
This vintage red label for "Par-Valu Apples" features bold white text indicating "ONE VOLUME BUSHEL" at the top, with the product information prominently displayed in the center and "GROWN AND PACKED BY LAKE CHELAN GROWERS UNION, CHELAN, WASHINGTON" at the bottom.
This vintage advertisement for Keystone Fruit Co. showcases their brand from a 25-acre bearing orchard in Entiat, Washington, emphasizing American production with a classic design that suggests quality fruit.
A vintage Lake Wenatchee apple label features a mountain landscape with a house, two apples (one red, one yellow), and text indicating it was packed by Cascoa Growers in Cashere, Washington, from the Yakima Valley.
This vintage Lake Wenatchee apple advertisement features two detailed apples (one red, one yellow) beneath the brand name, with a scenic mountain landscape and lake in the background, all packaged by Cascoa Growers from Cashmere, Washington.
A vintage "LUXOR" apple label features bold orange lettering on a dark blue background, identifying "WENATCHEE APPLES" packed by Fruit Growers Service Co. in Washington, USA, with mid-century graphic design elements and a limited color palette.
A vintage "MAJESTIC BRAND APPLES" label features a crown illustration and classic design, noting it's a "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." distributed by Washington Fruit & Produce Co.
A vintage advertisement for "OK BRAND" apples features a red apple with a bite taken out, surrounded by leaves, with large white "O" and "K" letters positioned above and below the fruit respectively, all set against a dark blue background with text indicating it's a product of the USA from Chelan Falls Cold Storage Co. in Washington.
A vintage apple label features a glossy red apple with green leaves and the letter "O" prominently displayed in the center, with text indicating "1 bushel by volume" and identifying the producer as "CHELAN FALLS COLD STORAGE CO." from Washington state.
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Pricer's Prize Pack" apples from Yakima, Washington features a distinctive blue and yellow design with an illustration of an apple revealing another apple inside, emphasizing the product's quality while displaying the company's information and bushel volume.
A vintage "Mr. Apple Brand Washington Apples" label features a smiling, anthropomorphic apple wearing a top hat and glasses, with Prentice Packing & Cold Storage Co. of Yakima, Washington identified as the producer in a whimsical mid-20th century advertising style.
This vintage green and black label for "CHOICE OF CHELAN" Washington apples features bold white lettering, indicates a one-bushel volume, and showcases mid-20th century graphic design elements highlighting the Yakima Valley produce's USA origin.
This vintage Yakima Valley apple label features two glossy red apples with green leaves, prominently displaying a circular Kiwanis International emblem at the top and "FOR THE KIDS OF LA MESA" in bold text against a light beige background.
Vintage advertisement for Haskell's Heavy Pack Apples from the Wenatchee District of Washington, featuring a yellow label with red and blue accents, a starburst design declaring "APPLES FOR HEALTH," and information about Haskell & Burns as both the packers and sellers in Oroville, Washington.
This vintage advertisement for Crystal Ridge Washington Apples features bold, capitalized text identifying the product, packer (Gilbert Orchards Inc. of Yakima, Washington), and volume (one U.S. bushel), with a stylized apple logo prominently displayed against a dark background in mid-20th century graphic design style.
A vintage dark blue apple label reading "CHERE BEST WASHINGTON APPLES" prominently displays product information including "Produce of U.S.A." and distribution details from Columbia Fruit Packers in Wenatchee, Washington, exemplifying mid-20th century agricultural advertising.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for HY-TONE APPLES featuring a stylized apple with a peacock perched on top, prominently displaying the brand name and noting distribution by Oneonta Trading Corp. from Washington state.
A vintage black label for "Majestic BRAND APPLES" features ornate white lettering with a crown symbol, red and yellow accents, and identifies Washington Fruit & Produce Co. as the distributor from Yakima, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century label for Empire Washington Evaporated Apple Crescents packed by Valley Evaporating Co. in Yakima, Washington, featuring stylized mountains and trees against a backdrop that highlights the natural environment of the Yakima Valley.
A vintage black label for "ROVAN BRAND" apples features a red apple with green leaf at center, with text indicating "Choice Oregon Washington dehydrated Apples" preserved with sulphur dioxide, produced by Ross Packing Co. in Selah, Washington.
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement showcases Silver Tip apples from Washington State, prominently displaying the brand name alongside details about volume, origin, and distribution by Vale Growers, Inc. of Cashmere, Washington.
This vintage advertisement for Hill Top Washington Apples features a dark blue background with mountains and trees, prominently displaying the brand name and noting that the apples are packed and shipped by Highland Fruit Growers, Inc. from Yakima, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Mr. Apple" brand Washington apples features a cheerful cartoon apple character wearing a top hat and glasses, with text identifying the Prentice Packing & Cold Storage Co. of Yakima, Washington as the producer.
This vintage advertisement for "Washington Brand" dehydrated apples from Yakima and Wenatchee features a man on a white horse and promotes the product as retaining all the nutritional properties of fresh apples (fruit salts, flavors, sugars, and vitamins) minus the water.
A vintage advertisement for Pete's Best Brand Apples featuring a red apple illustration, prominently displaying the brand name and noting the apples are produced and shipped from Yakima, Washington, USA by Pete's Best Packing Co.
This vintage 1931 "Independent Brand" apple label from Yakima Valley features a cracked bell illustration on a blue background with red and white stripes, displaying "Northwest Fruits" in cursive and the Washington Fruit & Produce Co. as the distributor.
A vintage circular apple label featuring a prominent red apple at its center, with "MIDDLETON'S BETTER APPLES" boldly displayed around the perimeter and "WENATCHEE WASHINGTON" beneath the apple, all designed in a mid-20th century style with red border and white background.
A vintage advertisement featuring a large red and green apple against a yellow background, with "BIG QUALITY" prominently displayed at the top and "CONTENTS 1 BUSHEL WHEN PACKED" and "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." in smaller text below.
A vintage advertisement for Valley Rose apples featuring a prominent red rose, highlighting "Distinguished Quality Since 1884" and noting the product is grown and shipped by Stephen "Bob" Scurich from Watsonville, USA.
A vintage circular apple label from the early-to-mid 20th century featuring "TWIN WELL'S WASHINGTON BRAND" at its center, with "WELLS & & FRUIT COMPANY" at the top, "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." at the bottom, and "Wenatchee - Washington" indicating its origin, all in a red and blue color scheme.
A vintage advertisement for Triton Washington Dehydrated Apples featuring a bearded man holding an apple, with "EXTRA CHOICE GRADE" prominently displayed, packed by Valley Evaporating Co. in Yakima, Washington, and framed by a distinctive red border with black and white checkered pattern.
This vintage advertisement for "Mountain Goat Brand" Chelan apples features a realistic illustration of a mountain goat on rocky terrain, with hierarchical text identifying the product, packer (Lake Chelan Growers Union), and USA origin in earthy tones typical of mid-20th century marketing.
This vintage mid-20th century "VITA-JOY" label for Northwest American apples features bold typography on a dark background with a zigzag border, and includes a circular emblem for the Victor Joseph Company of New York in the top left corner.
This vintage advertisement from the early to mid-20th century showcases three apples beneath the bold "AURORA" logo, featuring an orchard landscape and the Aurora Orchard Company of Dayton, Washington against a dark blue background.
This vintage blue label for "White Diamond" brand apples features bold yellow and red text highlighting "Hood River Apples" from Oregon, with "Famous for Flavor" tagline and packaging information from the Apple Growers Association.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "TOP RUNG WASHINGTON APPLES" by Columbia Fruit Packers, Inc., featuring bold white text on a solid blue background with a simple, classic design.
Vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Tumwater Washington Apples featuring a waterfall illustration, prominently displaying the Tumwater brand name and noting distribution by Cashmere Fruit Exchange of Washington.
This vintage advertisement from Aurora Orchard Company in Dayton, WN showcases three distinct apples against a rural sunset backdrop, featuring the "Aurora Brand" name and guarantees of hand-picked, quality fruit in an early 20th-century artistic style with bold typography and vibrant colors.
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement for West Valley Washington State apples features illustrations of the fruit against a dark blue background, prominently displaying "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." and noting they were "GROWN AND PACKED BY UPLAND ORCHARDS, IRVING MAHRE, YAKIMA, WASH. U.S.A."
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Vita-Bite Apples" by The Lamb Fruit Company, featuring a glossy illustrated apple and noting the product is sold by the bushel from their Northwest Sales Office in Yakima, Washington.
A vintage advertisement for Shearer Orchards featuring a prominent apple with a green leaf, showcasing their Washington State apples grown in Tieton, USA, with the company's information and "CONTENTS ONE U.S. BUSHEL BY VOLUME" displayed in a clean, mid-20th century graphic design style.
A vintage blue and green label for "Gee Whiz Columbia River Fruits" prominently features the brand name in bold yellow letters, three illustrated peaches with leaves, and indicates it was shipped by Auvil Fruit Co. from Orondo, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "APPLE KIDS" from Cowiche Growers Inc. in Washington, featuring a boy and girl playfully holding an apple together in a field with mountains in the background, using bold typography and a red, green, and yellow color palette.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Britevale apples from Happy Valley Ranch in Tonasket, Washington, featuring illustrations of a red apple and yellow peach against a rural landscape with rolling hills and a house.
This vintage advertisement for "Dainty Maid Brand Apples" features a smiling blonde girl in a pink dress against a red background, with text indicating the 40-pound product is from H.S. Denison & Co. in Wenatchee, Washington, USA.
A vintage advertisement for Western Brand Washington State Apples features a cowboy on a rearing horse against a deep blue background, with text identifying the product as "Produce of U.S.A." shipped by Western Fruit & Produce Company from Yakima-Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage "Mountain Goat Brand" advertisement for Chelan Apples features a naturalistic illustration of a mountain goat on rocky terrain against a mountainous backdrop, with bold text identifying the product as packed by Lake Chelan Growers Union in Washington.
This vintage advertisement for "Mountain Goat Brand Chelan Apples" features a stylized mountain goat on rocky terrain against a mountain backdrop, with bold text identifying the product as packed by Lake Chelan Growers Union and produced in the USA.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Dainty Maid Washington Apples" features a smiling young girl with curly hair holding an apple, with text indicating the brand is distributed by H.S. Denison & Company of Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "CHELAN BEAUTY WASHINGTON APPLES" displays fresh apples in the foreground against a scenic backdrop of mountains and water, highlighting their American origin with bold, capitalized text.
A vintage advertisement for Sky Ranch Washington apples features a smiling cartoon apple wearing a cowboy hat and holding a wooden sign with the brand name, packed by Highland Fruit Growers, Inc., set against a starry night sky background.
This vintage advertisement features a glossy, realistic apple with green leaves at its center, surrounded by bold text including "SELAH" in red at the top, "EXTRA CHOICE" in white cursive, and "APPLES" at the bottom, all set against a blue background that highlights the Oregon and Washington-sourced product.
This vintage advertisement for "William Tell BRAND APPLES" features a man in historical attire aiming a rifle, with the slogan "A Sure Shot to Finest Quality" and text indicating they were grown by R.N. BARBER & Co. in Waynesville, N.C.
A vintage Yakima Chief advertisement features a Native American man in traditional headdress, promoting "Choice Evaporated Apples" from Washington Dehydrated Food Co. in bold typography and vibrant yellow and red colors against a dark background.
This vintage red and white "SURETY APPLES" label features a steamboat illustration against a mountainous backdrop, with "FROM TREE TO TRADE" at the top and "SUNDQUIST FRUIT & COLD STORAGE" of "YAKIMA, WASHINGTON" identified as the producer.
This vintage advertisement for Tell Brand apples features a stylized apple with a bite taken out, accompanied by text indicating it's a "Product of U.S.A." from R. Wachsmith in Yakima, Washington, with the curious tagline "Not Our Best But Good."
This vintage advertisement features a realistic illustration of a swimming trout beneath the bold title "TROUT," promoting pre-cooled fish packed by Lake Chelan Fruit Growers in Washington, oddly paired with text about "Quality Boxed Apples" from the same region.
A vintage advertisement for Northern Line Brand Washington Apples featuring a red apple against a mountainous landscape with pine trees, prominently displaying the product name, its American origin, bushel volume, and the Northern Fruit Co. shipping information from Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Orchard Boy Washington State apples from Larson Fruit Co. in Selah, Washington, featuring a smiling red-haired boy surrounded by three red apples against a dark blue background.
A vintage advertisement for Wenatchee Chief apples features a stern-faced Native American man in traditional headdress against a blue background, with text identifying the product as packed by Wenatchee Wenoka Growers Association from Washington, USA.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Repetition Apples" by R. Wachsmith Company of Yakima, Washington, featuring three illustrations of a boy in a white hat and blue apron holding red apples in an orchard.
This vintage advertisement for "HARVEST TIME BRAND" Northwest fruit showcases a sunset over apple orchards with a prominent apple illustration, featuring C.F. Schaeffer Company as packers and distributors from Yakima, Washington in an early 20th-century graphic design style with bold typography.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Williams Brand Apples from Yakima, Washington, featuring two realistically illustrated apples with leaves against a solid background, clearly labeled as produce of the USA.
A vintage advertisement for "Mischief Washington Apples" features a Native American woman in traditional dress holding an apple against a red background, with text identifying Northwest Wholesale, Inc. of Wenatchee, Washington as the distributor.
A vintage "Baby Brand" apple advertisement from Connell Bros. Co. (Seattle, USA) features a simple illustration of a baby reaching for an apple, with bold text indicating "Produce of USA" and "One Volume Bushel" in classic early 20th-century design using red, yellow, and black colors.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "BEST BITE" apples features a stylized couple in period attire, with bold text identifying the product as "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." from Hubbard & Peterson, Inc. of Manson, Washington.
This vintage advertisement for "NUCHIEF APPLES" from Washington features a stylized Native American man on horseback against mountains, prominently displaying the brand name, "LOOP LOOP" slogan, and information about the grower-cooperative from Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage "WENATOA APPLES" label features a stylized Native American woman with a feathered headband against a blue and white background, packed by Wenatchee-Okanogan Cooperative Federation in Washington, USA.
A vintage advertisement for "NUCHIEF" apples features a Native American man in traditional headdress and loincloth, dancing while holding an apple against a dark blue background, with text identifying the Wenatchee, Washington growers' cooperative as the distributor.
A vintage yellow apple label prominently displays "WAPATO" above three apples (two red, one yellow), with "DISTRIBUTED BY DEWEY STUTSMAN MANSON, WASHINGTON" in smaller text at the bottom.
A vintage Governor Winthrop apple crate label (40 lbs, distributed by G. Winthrop Coffin in Seattle/Yakima) featuring a sailing ship illustration in early 20th-century advertising style with bold typography and blue, yellow, and red coloring.
This vintage "BLUE STREAK BRAND" apple advertisement features a blue background with a white lightning bolt, showcasing one red and one yellow apple with a green leaf, while crediting Mojonnier & Sons, Inc. of Wenatchee, Washington as the American producer.
This vintage advertisement for Red Streak apples features bold text reading "RED STRIKE BRAND" above stylized red and yellow apples against a dark blue background with an orange diagonal stripe, while smaller text identifies Mojonnier & Sons of Wenatchee, Washington as the distributor of this American product.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Plen Tee Color Brand" Yakima Valley apples shows a smiling Native American woman with braided hair and a feathered headdress holding an apple, with text indicating the product is shipped by Inland Fruit Co. from Wapato, Washington.
A vintage Uncle Sam Brand advertisement featuring a bearded man in a suit holding a hat, promoting Yakima Valley apples from Wapato Fruit & Cold Storage Co., decorated with stars and apples in a patriotic early 20th-century design style.
A vintage early 20th-century advertisement for Wenatchee's Guaranteed Standard apples from the Cashmere District, featuring a stylized red apple with green leaf on a yellow background and red ribbon at the bottom.
This vintage apple label features a stylized tree with red apples against a rural landscape backdrop of mountains, fields, and a bridge, framed by a decorative floral border and including space for branding in a classic mid-20th century graphic design style.
This vintage apple label features Stadelman's brand with a "SEAL OF QUALITY" emblem at the top, a realistic illustration of a glossy apple in the center, and shipping information from Yakima, Washington at the bottom, all set against a red and black gradient background typical of mid-20th-century product advertising.
A vintage advertisement for "SNO-GEM" Washington State Apples displays stylized snow-covered fruit, prominently featuring the brand name and origin, with information noting it contains one U.S. bushel distributed by Cederwall Sales Company of Dryden, Washington.
A vintage "SNOBOY" apple advertisement features a cheerful white snowman wearing a red hat and holding a red apple, set against a dark blue background with bold yellow "SNOBOY" text at the top and company information from Yakima, Washington at the bottom.
A vintage advertisement for "Southern Choice Dehydrated Apples" (25 lbs. net) from Washington Dehydrated Food Co. in Yakima, featuring two red apples flanking the text and a rural mountain landscape in the background.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Washington apples features three apples (red, yellow, and green) arranged in a triangle against a black background, with text promoting them as a natural complexion treatment and indicating they were shipped by George F. Joseph from Yakima, Washington.
This vintage NAPEX BRAND label from Northwest Apple Exporters in Yakima, Washington features a red and blue striped border, displaying product information (42-pound net weight, "Produce of U.S.A.") on a black background above the brand name on white, reflecting mid-20th century packaging design.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for North Country Brand apples from Stadelman Fruit Inc. in Wenatchee, Washington, featuring three glossy, ripe apples against a warm-colored background with bold lettering identifying the product and its origin.
The image appears to be a vintage advertisement for apples. The central focus of the advertisement is a large bell with the text "INDEPENDENT BRAND" prominently displayed above it. Below the bell, the text "NORTHWEST APPLES" is written in a stylized font, with the words "INDEPENDENT BRAND" repeated in a smaller font size.
At the bottom of the advertisement, there is additional text that reads "REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.," indicating that the design of the advertisement is protected by U.S. patent law. The text "DISTRIBUTED BY WASHINGTON FRUIT & PRODUCE CO." is also present, suggesting that the company is responsible for distributing these apples.
The advertisement also includes the names "YAKIMA, WASHINGTON, U.S.A." which likely indicate the location of the company or the source of the apples. The overall style of the advertisement is reminiscent of early to mid-20th-century graphic design, with a focus on bold typography and a limited color palette.
A vintage advertisement for "Independent Brand Yakima Apples" featuring a prominent bell with "OFFLEY XXVII PROCLAIM LIBERTY" text against a red background, displaying "CONTENTS 40 LBS. NET" at the top and "WASHINGTON FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. YAKIMA, WASHINGTON, U.S.A." at the bottom.
A vintage early 20th-century advertisement for "Mad River Washington State Brand Apples" featuring bold typography and a stylized river landscape, packed by Mad River Orchard Co. in Entiat, Washington.
This vintage advertisement for "Carriage Trade" Northwest apples features a stylized horse-drawn carriage at the top, with a prominent green apple displayed in the center, all designed in an early 20th-century aesthetic with bold typography indicating distribution by Krass-Joseph, Inc. of New York.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Don't Worry Tasty Treat" apples from the USA, featuring three colored apples (red, yellow, and green) labeled with "Washington Apples," "Yakima, Washington," and "George F. Joseph," who is identified as the shipper of this one-bushel product.
A vintage advertisement for "UP NORTH APPLES" features a smiling child in a green spacesuit holding a large apple overhead, with Earth visible in the background and text identifying Dwinnell Bros. Orchards in Oroville, Washington as the producer.
A vintage Wilbur-Ellis Brand advertisement features a large yellow apple with green leaves against a dark background, with text indicating "NET WEIGHT 40 POUNDS" at the top and the company name, "PRODUCE OF U.S.A.," and distribution cities listed below in white lettering.
Vintage advertisement for "Washington's Best Apples" featuring red, yellow, and green apples grown in the Yakima Valley, distributed by Earl P. Fouch through Washington Apple Service in Bakersfield, California.
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "DYNAMO" apples prominently displays the brand name in bold letters, noting "Produce of U.S.A." and "Contents One U.S. Bushel by Volume," with Justman-Frankenthal Co. of Wenatchee, Washington listed as packers and distributors at the bottom.
This vintage label for "Emerald Green Brand" Washington Apples features a predominantly green design with red and white borders, prominently displaying the brand name and origin, while a small apple graphic and shipping information from C.M. Holtzing Fruit Co. in Yakima, Washington reflects mid-20th century commercial fruit packaging.
A vintage advertisement for "Empire Builder" Washington State apples features a large, ripe apple against a mountainous backdrop, with text indicating they are "Fancy Special Pack" grown and packed by Cashmere Pioneer Growers in Washington, USA.
This vintage Empire Builder label features a stylized red apple above a farm scene, prominently displaying "WASHINGTON STATE APPLES" and "CASHMERE PIONEER GROWERS" in a mid-20th century color palette of blue, yellow, and green.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Enpee Brand N.P. Apples featuring bold typography on a vibrant multicolored background, indicating the 40-pound net weight and that they were grown and packed for North Pacific Sales Company in Seattle and Rotterdam.
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Enpee Brand apples features a stylized "N" with "P" inside it against a blue-purple gradient background with apple-slice patterns, indicating the product was packed for North Pacific Sales Company (Seattle-Rotterdam) with a net weight of 40 pounds.
Vintage advertisement for "FALLS BRAND APPLES" from Chelan Falls Orchards in Washington, featuring apples and a landscape illustration, labeled as produce of the USA.
This vintage advertisement for "Falls Brand Apples" features a dramatic waterfall illustration alongside bold text identifying the one-bushel volume product from Chelan Falls Orchards in Washington, complete with a patriotic U.S.A. emblem and eagle graphic typical of mid-20th century marketing.
This vintage orange and white apple label prominently displays "Farmed Wenatchee Apples" and identifies the Hellwell Fruit Co. from Chelan, Washington, featuring a "Fancy" quality stamp and a 40-pound net weight indication.
This vintage advertisement for Washington Apples features a prominent number "4" surrounded by four yellow stars on a dark blue background, with "WASHINGTON APPLES" in bold text and smaller print identifying Cascoa Growers in Cashere, Washington as the U.S. producer.
A vintage advertisement for Glacier Peak Washington Apples featuring a stylized mountain illustration, prominently displaying the brand name and noting that the contents (1 U.S. bushel) are precooled, packed, and stored by Washington Fruit Growers Inc. of Wenatchee, Washington.
This vintage mid-20th century apple label features a white goat on a grassy hill with mountains in the background, surrounded by circular text reading "GREAT NORTHWEST BRAND" and "WASHINGTON," with additional information indicating it was distributed by Washington Sales, Inc., a grower-cooperative from Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage advertisement for Topaz apples from Washington State features bold typography on a red background with a stylized apple graphic, prominently displaying the brand name, volume (one bushel), producer (Floyd Dahn Fruits Inc. of Wenatchee), and its American origin.
This vintage advertisement for Washington apples prominently features the bold text "TASTE BEST" alongside images of red apples, highlighting their U.S. origin and distribution by Columbia Fruit Packers, Inc. from Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage advertisement for Tu-Rivers Apples, produced by Myron Foster's Hesperian Orchards in Wenatchee, Washington, featuring an illustration of apple orchards in the Yakima Valley with mid-20th century graphic design elements.
This vintage advertisement for Triton brand dehydrated apples from Yakima Valley features a bearded, horned mythical figure holding an apple against a mountainous backdrop, with text identifying the Valley Evaporating Company as the producer and listing their Washington state branches.
A vintage advertisement for VALE apples features a glossy red apple at the top left, with bold white staggered lettering against a dark background, while smaller text indicates it's a product of USA distributed by Vale Growers, Inc. from Cashmere, Washington.
A vintage Waldorf Brand Apples advertisement featuring a uniformed man holding a red apple on a yellow platter, with blue background and text indicating it contains one bushel, shipped by S. Albertson Co. from Yakima, Washington to Boston, Massachusetts.
This vintage advertisement for "UP-RIVER BRAND APPLES" prominently displays the product name, indicates a one-bushel volume of Chelan-Methow variety apples, and features the Oneonta Trading Corp. from Washington as the distributor, with the tagline "PRECOOLED-CRISP-REFRESHING" in a mid-century design style.
A vintage advertisement for "STRAIGHT ARROW" apples from Yakima, Washington, featuring two apples with leaves and noting they are shipped by Stadelman Fruit Inc. in one volume bushel containers.
This vintage orange-bordered Stadelman's Quality apple label features their "SF" logo, a red and yellow apple illustration with a green leaf, and indicates the fruit was shipped by Stadelman Fruit Inc. from Hood River, Oregon, USA.
A vintage Washington State Apples label featuring bold yellow "A.G." lettering, packed by R.F. Taplett Fruit Co. in Wenatchee, with a blue border and classic design elements.
A vintage advertisement for "Southern Choice Dehydrated Apples" (50 lbs. net) by Washington Dehydrated Food Co. of Yakima, featuring two red apples against a mountain landscape backdrop in an early 20th-century design style.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Taylor Maid Washington State apples featuring a smiling woman's face in the upper left corner, with bold text displaying the brand name, origin, and packaging details against a dark blue background.
A vintage advertisement for Washington apples from Yakima Valley prominently displays "PLENTFUL" in bold white letters against a dark blue background, featuring illustrated apples and identifying Cascadean Fruit Shippers of Wenatchee as the producer.
This vintage "Pride of the North" apple label from Yakima Valley features a predominantly red design with a bell icon and "Fancy" designation, indicating premium quality fruit packed in Oroville, Washington and containing one U.S. bushel by volume.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Red Apple Brand featuring three apples with a green leaf, produced by French Fruit Company in Casherme, Washington, and sold by the bushel.
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Rite Grade Apples features bold yellow text on a blue background, with "PACKED BY WENATCHEE WENONKA GROWERS ASS'N" at the bottom and a Wenonka Apples logo displaying an apple image.
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Wenatchee District Red Seal Brand" apples features a prominent apple with green stem and leaves against a red background, surrounded by a green and yellow striped border, and indicates it was distributed by R.F. Taplett Fruit Co. from Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage advertisement for "Regal Red" Washington apples features a royal throne with a crown, draped in red cloth with green cushions, all set against an earthy background that highlights the premium quality of the "one bushel" product in early 20th century styling.
Vintage advertisement for Royal Purple Brand Washington Apples featuring a shield with a lion, displaying product information and shipped by CHM. Holtzer & Co. from Yakima, Washington, with bold typography and elegant design typical of mid-20th century marketing.
This vintage apple advertisement features a circular "Fruits of Quality" logo with "Rivas BRAND" prominently displayed in white and red, indicating these are American apples distributed by Oneonta Trading Corp. from Washington state.
A vintage ROVAN apple label features a green-leafed apple illustration and identifies the product as "Choice Oregon Washington dehydrated Apples" preserved with sulphur dioxide, packed by Ross Packing Co. in Selah, Washington in a 25 lb container.
Vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Silver Tip apples from Washington State, featuring bold text on a dark background and distributed by Vale Growers, Inc. of Cashmere, Washington.
This vintage advertisement for Washington apples features a stylized "SS" logo with a red apple between the letters, representing Shorty Staples Sales Agency of Yakima, Washington, and includes product information such as "Produce of U.S.A." and "Contents 1 U.S. Bushel by Volume" in a mid-20th-century graphic design style.
This vintage advertisement for Okanogan "Washington Apples" features a Native American figure holding an apple, with the "NUCHEIF" brand prominently displayed at the top and attribution to Northwest Wholesale Inc.'s marketing department in the Yakima Valley.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "O-FINE-O WASHINGTON APPLES" from Yakima Valley, featuring two red apples with a green leaf and distributed by Oneonta Trading Corp. from Wenatchee-Yakima, Washington, USA.
A vintage black advertisement for "ONEONTA BRAND" apples prominently displays the brand name in bold red letters above two illustrated apples (one red, one yellow), with text at the bottom indicating "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." and distribution information from Oneonta Trading Corp. in Washington.
A vintage Pacific Fruit & Produce Co. advertisement featuring three apples (two red, one yellow) with leaves against a blue background, displaying the company's Seattle headquarters information and "CUBIC CONTENTS ONE BUSHEL" text.
This vintage "Perfect PAK" label features bold white and yellow text on a black background, prominently displaying "WASHINGTON APPLES" and noting they are "ONLY THE FINEST" from Wenatchee, shipped by Butler Trading Co.
This vintage apple label prominently displays "BOVEE'S DEPENDABLE WASHINGTON APPLES" in bold capitals across a two-toned background, with additional text indicating they were grown by Bovee Orchards in Cashmere, Washington, and packed in one U.S. bushel containers.
A vintage yellow label with a green stripe for "GREEN LINE WENATCHEE APPLES," sold by Mutual Fruit Distributors in Washington, featuring mid-20th century design elements and clearly marked as "PRODUCE OF U.S.A."
A vintage advertisement for Shearer Orchards featuring a prominent red apple with a green leaf against a black background, surrounded by white and yellow text identifying the product as Washington State Apples grown in Tieton and sold by volume in one U.S. bushel containers.
A vintage advertisement for "Mr. Apple" Washington apples features a smiling anthropomorphic apple wearing a top hat and glasses, with text identifying the Prentice Packing & Cold Storage Co. from Yakima, Washington as the producer.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "O-Fine-O Washington Apples" from Yakima Valley, featuring two apples flanking the brand name against a dark background, with text indicating it contains one bushel and is distributed by Oneonta Trading Corp.
The image is a vintage advertisement for apples. The central focus of the advertisement is a red apple with a green leaf, which is prominently displayed in the middle. The apple is surrounded by a green leaf and a green stem, creating a natural and fresh appearance.
At the top of the advertisement, the word "ONEONTA" is written in large, bold, white letters against a black background. Below this, the word "BRAND" is written in smaller, white letters.
At the bottom of the advertisement, there is a text that reads "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." followed by "CONTENTS ONE VOLUME BUSHEL" in a smaller font size.
Further down, the advertisement states "DISTRIBUTED BY ONEONTA TRADING CORP." followed by the names "WENATCHEE" and "YAKIMA WASHINGTON" in a smaller font size.
The overall style of the advertisement is reminiscent of early 20th-century graphic design, with a clear emphasis on the product and its origin. The use of bold, contrasting colors and the inclusion of the product's name and origin suggest a focus on branding and product quality.
Vintage advertisement for "SNO-GEM" Washington State Apples featuring a cursive logo on a dark blue background with decorative snowflakes, indicating distribution by Cederwall Sales Company in Dryden, Washington, circa mid-20th century.
A vintage advertisement for Bovee's Dependable Washington Apples features bold yellow text on a blue background, highlighting that they are grown in the "Vale of Cashmere" by Bovee Orchards in Cashton, Washington, and sold in one U.S. bushel volumes.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Nuchief Brand" apples from Washington State featuring a Native American man in traditional headdress holding an apple, set against a dark blue background with bright orange accents.
A vintage Keystone Fruit Co. advertisement features a red and orange diamond-shaped logo on a dark blue background, highlighting "KEYSTONE BRAND" produce from 250 acres of orchards in Entiat, Washington, USA.
A vintage "Farmed Brand Apples" label features bold white typography on a blue background, prominently displaying the product name while indicating it was grown and packed by Chelan-Manson Cooperative Association in Washington, with a circular "One Volume Bushel" emblem in the corner.
This vintage "GREAT NORTHWEST BRAND" apple label features a white goat on a grassy hill against a blue background, with "WASHINGTON APPLES" prominently displayed and distributed by Northwest Wholesale, Inc.
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Ruby Brand apples from Standard Fruits Inc. in Wenatchee, Washington features a stylized "R" with integrated "U" against a blue and orange gradient background, prominently displaying "RUBY" in bold letters.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "SnoMaid" apples by Pacific Fruit and Produce Co. featuring a cartoon snowman wearing a red hat and polka-dotted scarf while holding a red apple.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Gee Whiz Columbia River Fruits displays three stylized apples (two red, one yellow) with green leaves, featuring bold yellow text and shipping information from AUVI Fruit Co. in Orondo, Washington.
Vintage advertisement for Haskell's Heavypack Apples from the Wenatchee District, Washington, featuring a blue background with white and red text, packed and shipped by Haskell & Burns of Oroville, Washington in a decorative mid-20th century design.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "PLENT FUL WASHINGTON APPLES" from Cascadean Fruit Shippers in Wenatchee, Washington, featuring a bitten apple graphic and bold typography that emphasizes abundance and quality of this one-bushel American produce.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Rite Grade Apples featuring bold typography prominently displaying "RITE GRADE" above "APPLES," packed by Wenatchee Wenonka Growers Association from Wenatchee, Washington, with a simple apple graphic alongside "WENONKA APPLES."
This vintage "INDEPENDENT BRAND" apple label features a bell illustration and prominently displays "NORTHWEST APPLES" in red lettering, with distribution information from Washington Fruit & Produce Co. in Yakima, Washington, all designed in a mid-20th century style with bold colors and simple graphics.
A vintage 1931 advertisement for "Independent Brand Northwest Apples" from Washington Fruit & Produce Co. of Yakima, featuring a prominent bell illustration that symbolizes quality, with text highlighting the apples' origin in the Yakima Valley.
A vintage KILE apple label features two realistic apples with green leaves on a dark blue background, with "W. B. KILE COMPANY YAKIMA, WASHINGTON" and "ONE VOLUME BUSHEL" text below, exemplifying mid-20th century product packaging design.
Vintage advertisement for Mad River Apples from Washington State featuring two red apples flanking a painted river scene with waterfall, including product details and packing information from the Mad River Orchard Co. in Entiat, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Empire Builder" Washington State apples by Cashmere Pioneer Growers, featuring a large red apple with a green leaf against a backdrop of farm buildings and fields, using bold text and natural colors.
A vintage "SnoMaid" apples advertisement features a smiling snowman in a red hat holding a red apple against a light blue background, with the brand name prominently displayed in white letters and "Pacific fruit and produce co., yakima, wash., U.S.A." noted at the bottom.
A vintage advertisement for Hill Top Washington Apples featuring a mountainous landscape, prominently displaying the brand name and noting they are packed and shipped by Highland Fruit Growers, Inc. from Yakima, Washington.
The image features a vintage apple label with a stylized design. The label is predominantly black with text and graphics in a contrasting color, which appears to be a gradient of yellow and orange. The text is arranged in a way that creates a visual effect, with the word "HY-TONES" prominently displayed in large, bold letters that are angled and overlapping. Below this, the word "APPLES" is written in a smaller, capitalized font.
At the top of the label, the text "CONTENTS ONE VOLUME BUSHEL" is visible, indicating that the product is a single-volume bag of apples. The brand name "HY-TONES" is also present, suggesting that this is the name of the product line or the company that produces these apples.
At the bottom of the label, additional text provides information about the product's origin and distribution. It reads "DISTRIBUTED BY ONEONTA TRADING CORP. WENATCHEE – YAKIMA WASHINGTON," which specifies that the apples are distributed by Oneonta Trading Corp. and are sourced from Wenatchee and Yakima, Washington.
The overall style of the image is reminiscent of mid-20th-century graphic design, with a focus on bold typography and a limited color palette. The label's design is likely intended to be eye-catching and to convey the brand's identity and the quality of the apples.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "CHERE BEST WASHINGTON APPLES" (with "BEST" in larger font) features a blue and black starburst background and includes product details noting it's "Produce of U.S.A." containing "1 U.S. Bushel" and distributed by Columbia Fruit Packers from Wenatchee, Washington.
The image is a vintage advertisement for "HY-LAND KIDS" brand apples. The text on the advertisement reads as follows:
HY-LAND KIDS
WASHINGTON BOXED APPLES
COWICHE GROWERS INC.
COWICHE, WASH.
SALES OFFICE - YAKIMA, WASH.
The advertisement features an illustration of two children, one on the left and one on the right. The child on the left is holding a large apple and appears to be climbing a ladder, while the child on the right is holding a smaller apple and looking up at the larger one. The background of the illustration is a dark blue color, and the overall style of the advertisement is reminiscent of mid-20th century graphic design.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "HY-LAND KIDS" Washington Boxed Apples from Cowiche Growers Inc., featuring two illustrated children (one on a ladder) against a red background, with sales office information listed in Yakima, Washington.
This vintage advertisement for "Carriage Trade Northwest Apples" features a stylized horse-drawn carriage with two well-dressed figures, bold typography displaying the product name and "PRODUCE OF U.S.A.," and a prominent greenish apple with a leaf in the lower right corner, all distributed by Krass-Joseph, Inc. of New York.
A vintage black advertisement for "ONEONTA BRAND" apples from Washington, USA, featuring one red and one yellow apple with green leaves, displaying distribution information in bold capitalized text characteristic of early 20th-century graphic design.
Vintage advertisement for Glacier Peak Washington Apples featuring a stylized snow-capped mountain range and bold apple illustration, with text detailing precooling, packing, and storing services by Washington Fruit Growers Inc. of Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage blue advertisement for Washington Apples featuring red, yellow, and green apples with the slogan "DON'T WORRY MY TREAT" and text promoting their natural benefits for complexion, shipped by George F. Joseph from Yakima, Washington.
A vintage Snoboy advertisement features a smiling anthropomorphic apple holding a larger "WASHINGTON STATE EXTRA FANCY" apple, with bold yellow "SNOBOY" text above and company information below, all set against a dark blue background.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "STRAIGHT ARROW" apples from Stadelman Fruit Inc. in Yakima, Washington, featuring two apples with green leaves against a blue background and indicating the contents as "ONE VOLUME BUSHEL."
A vintage "HY-LAND-KIDS Washington Apples" label features two smiling cartoon apple characters flanking a large central apple, with yellow and green coloring and text identifying Cowiche Growers Inc. from Yakima, Washington as the producer.
A vintage "SnoMaid" apples advertisement features a smiling snowman with a striped hat holding a red apple against a light blue background, with the brand name prominently displayed at the top and "Pacific fruit and produce co., Yakima, Wash., U.S.A." noted at the bottom.
The image is a vintage advertisement for Four Star apples. The text on the advertisement reads:
FOUR STAR BRAND
WASHINGTON APPLES
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CASCOA GROWERS
PACKERS AND SHIPPERS
CASHERME, WASHINGTON, U.S.A.
The advertisement features a stylized number "4" with stars around it, signifying the brand's association with the state of Washington, known for its apple production. The text "PACKERS AND SHIPPERS" suggests that the advertisement is promoting the growers and distributors of these apples. The phrase "PRODUCT OF U.S.A." indicates that the apples are grown and processed in the United States. The name "CASCOA GROWERS" is likely the brand name of the apples. The location "CASHERME, WASHINGTON, U.S.A." is the place where the apples are grown and possibly processed. The overall design of the advertisement is reminiscent of mid-20th century graphic design, with bold typography and a star motif.
Vintage advertisement for "Southern Special" dehydrated apples (25 lbs) from Yakima Valley, Washington, featuring palm trees and noting the product is preserved with sulfur dioxide, recleaned, and packed by a company with multiple branches throughout Washington state.
A vintage advertisement for "Southern Special Evaporated Apples" featuring a tropical landscape with palm trees and mountains, displaying product details including 25 lb net weight, processing with sulphur dioxide, and packing information from Valley Evaporating Co. in Washington state.
This vintage Washington Apples advertisement features a stylized "SS" logo with a red apple between the letters, the Shorty Staples Sales Agency emblem at the top, and prominently displays "WASHINGTON APPLES" and "CONTENTS 1 U.S. BUSHEL BY VOLUME" in white text against a dark blue background.
A vintage red and white "GLACIER" apple label featuring a mountainous backdrop, marked "NON-IRRIGATED" and "EXTRA FANCY," packed by H.M. Papst in Portland, Oregon, with "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." and United Kingdom trademark registration noted.
Vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Hamilton's Washington Apples" featuring bold typography and a colorful geometric background, indicating a one-bushel volume shipped by J.D. Hamilton Fruit Co. from Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage Washington State Apples advertisement by Floyd Dahn Fruits Inc. features a circular image of a stylized young boy with his mouth open, accompanied by bold text promoting apples from Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "HI SEA" Washington State Apples from Northwest Wholesale, Inc., featuring an illustrated apple tree with ripe fruit, a flying seagull, and bold text indicating it contains "one volume bushel" of USA produce.
A vintage label for "ELITE WASHINGTON STATE APPLES" from Floyd Dahn Fruits Inc. in Wenatchee, Washington, featuring bold serif typography on a dark background in a mid-20th century graphic design style.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "EATUM APPLES BRAND" from S. Albertson Co. in Yakima, Washington, featuring realistic illustrations of red and yellow apples against a dark blue background with bold, capitalized text.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Double O Washington State Apples" displays three realistically drawn apples (one red, two yellow) against a red background, with bold text identifying the product and its packer, Ormiston Packing & Cold Storage from Yakima, Washington.
This vintage "Eatum-Rite" apple advertisement from Roy Webster Orchards features a woman's face (typical of Yakima Valley apple labels) and highlights the product as "Cool and Crisp" Washington-grown apples, with the company's Hood River, Oregon headquarters noted on the early 20th-century styled bushel label.
A vintage blue label for "EATUM BLUE BRAND" Wenatchee Valley Apples features two realistically illustrated apples with green leaves, produced by S. Albertson Company in the USA, likely dating from the early to mid-20th century.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Dinner Gong Apples" from Stadelman Fruit Co. in Yakima, Washington, featuring a red and green apple illustration against a dark blue background with bold text indicating the product's American origin and bushel volume.
A vintage yellow advertisement for Emmett Valley pre-cooled Northwest apples from Idaho, featuring one red and two yellow apples with green leaves and prominently displaying the Emmett Valley Fruits, Inc. brand name.
This vintage blue and yellow label for Denison's Crest features a shield emblem with "Quality and Service" banner, identifying Washington Quality Apples produced by H.S. Denison & Co. of Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Don't Worry Brand Northwest Apples" from George F. Joseph in Yakima, Washington, featuring a blonde girl with a slight smile holding a partially eaten apple.
Vintage advertisement for "D-Lux-Pak" Washington Extra Choice sliced dehydrated apples, packed by Grandview Dehydrating Co. in Grandview, Washington, likely from the early to mid-20th century.
Vintage advertisement for Crystal Valley Washington Apples featuring bold stylized text on a dark background, indicating they were grown and packed by Gilbert Orchards in Yakima, Washington, with "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." and volume information displayed in contrasting white and red lettering.
This vintage Washington State apple label features "COLOR GUARD APPLES" in bold yellow and white lettering against a black background, with a colorful stripe at the top and distribution information for Paul Briant Fruit Co. of Wenatchee-Yakima at the bottom.
This vintage "Class-A" Washington apples label features bold red and yellow coloring with prominent typography indicating a one U.S. bushel volume, produced by Warren & Co. of Yakima, Washington, in a mid-20th century advertising style.
This vintage Class A Washington Apples label from Yakima Valley features bold yellow and white text on a dark blue background, indicating it contains one U.S. bushel packed by Warren & Co. in Yakima, Washington.
A vintage advertisement for "Cherry Best Washington Apples" featuring bold red and white text against a black-to-red gradient background, prominently displaying the brand name and noting it's a "Produce of U.S.A." distributed by Columbia Fruit Packers of Wenatchee, Washington.
This vintage advertisement for Washington Apples features two glossy red apples with green leaves against a dark blue background, prominently displaying "HI BUV ALL" in bold letters, with distribution information from Butler Trading Co. in Wenatchee, Washington noted below.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Hill Top Washington Apples featuring a stylized mountain range illustration, with "TOP" in bold letters against a red, white, and blue color scheme, packed and shipped by Highland Fruit Growers, Inc. from Yakima, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Hill Top Washington Apples featuring a mountain and tree illustration, packed by Highland Fruit Growers, Inc. in Yakima, Washington, with bold capitalized text indicating "CONTENTS 1 U.S. BUSHEL BY VOLUME."
This vintage "BAND BOX NORTHWEST APPLES" advertisement features a clear glass jar containing a red apple, with text indicating it contains one U.S. bushel of American-grown apples distributed by Boehmer, Inc. from Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage advertisement for "Wenatchee District Blue Seal Brand" apples from Brennan Fruit & Produce Co. in Washington, featuring two apples with a green leaf on a yellow background and text indicating "CONTENTS ONE U.S. BUSHEL BY VOLUME."
A vintage dark blue advertisement for Blue Bles Apples from Northern Fruit Co. in Wenatchee, Washington, featuring prominently displayed white and green text arranged in a hierarchical block format typical of mid-20th century design.
A vintage advertisement for Paul Briant Apples from Yakima Valley, Washington, featuring bold typography and a stylized apple graphic, with text indicating it contains one bushel of Washington State apples produced in the USA.
This vintage advertisement for "Butler's Pride Washington State Apples" features a prominent red apple with a green leaf against a blue-black gradient background, with bold yellow and white typography identifying the Butler Trading Co. of Wenatchee, Washington as the distributor of this American produce.
A vintage advertisement for Pete's Best Grade Apples features a smiling blonde boy alongside a red apple with green leaves, with text identifying the brand and noting the apples are shipped by Stadelman Fruit Inc. from Yakima, Washington, USA.
A vintage advertisement for Glacier Peak Washington Apples featuring a snow-capped mountain illustration, produced by Washington Fruit Growers Inc. in Wenatchee, with text indicating precooling, packing, and storing services in mid-20th century graphic design style.
A vintage orange and blue advertisement for "Keystone Fruit Co." highlighting their "Keystone Brand" produce from 250 acres of orchards in Entiat, Washington, USA, featuring bold capitalized text typical of mid-20th century marketing.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for SNO-GEM Washington State Apples, produced in the USA and distributed by Cederwall Sales Company in Dryden, Washington, featuring one U.S. bushel by volume.
This vintage NUCHIEF apple advertisement features a stylized Native American figure in traditional attire holding an apple and knife, with text indicating the apples are from Yakima Valley, Washington, packed by Crane & Crane, and distributed by Northwest Wholesale Inc.
A vintage advertisement for "Snow Gem" Washington State Apples, indicating one U.S. bushel by volume, distributed by Cederwall Sales Company from Dryden, Washington.
This vintage advertisement for Four Star Brand Washington Apples features a bold, stylized yellow number "4" with a star at the top against a dark blue background, prominently displaying "WASHINGTON APPLES" in red text below, with "Product of U.S.A." and "Driver & Woodrow" in smaller white text at the bottom.
A vintage red label for "Wenatchee Apples" from Hellwell Fruit Co. in Chelan, Washington, featuring "Farmed Brand" at the top, a yellow "Fancy" starburst, and "Contents 40 lbs.Net" text at the bottom.
Vintage "North Country Brand" apple advertisement from Stadelman Fruit Inc. in Wenatchee, Washington, featuring three apples (one red, two yellow) arranged in a triangle against a blue background, with mid-20th century bold typography and clean design.
A vintage North Country Brand apple label features a red background with yellow border, displaying three realistic apples (red and yellow) in the center, and includes shipping information from Stadelman Fruit Inc. in Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage apple label with a bold red background featuring a stylized illustration of a four-person family, prominently displaying "FAMILY CHOICE" at the top and "SELECTED FRUITS" below, with distribution information for The Fleming Co. of Topeka, Kansas in a central black and white emblem.
A vintage mid-20th century "Vita-Bite Apples" label from the Lamb Fruit Company in Yakima, Washington, featuring a stylized font and green, red, and brown color scheme that indicates a one-bushel volume.
A vintage advertisement for "HAMILTON'S WASHINGTON APPLES" features bold lettering on a dark blue patterned background, noting "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." and shipping information from J.D. Hamilton Fruit Co. in Wenatchee, Washington.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "Pete's Best Brand Apples" from Wenatchee, Washington, featuring a smiling blonde boy on the left and an illustrated apple on the right, all rendered in bold red text on a white background.
This vintage red advertisement with a white border showcases "Pride of the North" fancy apples from Dwinnell Bros. Orchards in Oroville, Washington, featuring a bell image and text highlighting "Finest Quality and Pack" for one U.S. bushel of American-grown produce.
Vintage advertisement for Sapphire Brand Apples distributed by Standard Fruits Inc. of Wenatchee, Washington, featuring prominent bold lettering of the brand name and indicating "Contents One Volume Bushel" in a mid-20th century design style.
This vintage red label for "Farmed" Wenatchee Apples features white and yellow text, with "Hellwell Fruit Co. Chelan - Washington" at the bottom and a yellow starburst marking "Fancy" apples at "40 lbs.net" in the corner, reflecting mid-20th century packaging design.
A vintage advertisement for NUCHIEF Okanogan apples features a Native American man in traditional headdress holding an apple while standing on one leg, with text identifying the Cooperative Growers of Okanogan, Washington as the producer and Nuchief Sales of Wenatchee as the distributor.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for HY-TONE apples featuring a stylized apple with a peacock perched on top, set against a dark background with bold orange text indicating it contains "one volume bushel" and is distributed by Oneonta Trading Corp. from Washington state.
This vintage advertisement for "Carriage Trade" Northwest apples features a stylized horse-drawn carriage with top-hatted figures, prominently displaying the brand name in ornate lettering alongside an illustrated apple, all distributed by Krass-Joseph, Inc. of New York.
Vintage advertisement for "BABY BRAND" apples from Connell Bros. Co. in St. Louis, featuring an illustration of a baby with an apple and text indicating "ONE VOLUME BUSHEL" and "PRODUCE OF U.S.A."
This vintage advertisement for Washington Apples features a large, gradient yellow-to-orange letter "F" as its centerpiece, with "WASHINGTON APPLES" displayed on a banner below, and includes a realistic illustration of two red apples with green leaves in the bottom right corner.
This vintage advertisement for "Independent Brand" apples from Food River, White Salmon features a cracked bell illustration on a blue background with red accent, distributed by Washington Fruit & Produce Co. in Yakima, Washington, with early 20th-century bold typography and simple design elements.
This vintage Wenatchee Apples label features "LUXOR" in bold orange letters against a dark blue background, with text indicating it was packed by Fruit Growers Service Co. in Washington, USA for a one-bushel container.
This vintage label for "Price's Prize" apples features a stylized yellow-blue "P" above a bitten red apple, with "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." at the top and shipping information from Price Distributing Co. in Yakima, Washington at the bottom.
A vintage advertisement for "Empire" Washington evaporated apples (25 lbs.) featuring stylized cursive text, mountainous landscape of Yakima Valley, and early 20th-century design that emphasizes regional origin and quality.
A vintage advertisement for Empire brand dehydrated apples from Oregon-Washington, featuring a stylized mountainous landscape with apple trees, "EXTRA CHOICE" quality designation, and packaging information from Valley Evaporating Co. in Yakima, Washington, all rendered in a classic early 20th-century blue and yellow color scheme.
A vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "HY-LAND KIDS" boxed apples from Cowiche Growers Inc. in Washington, featuring a cartoon boy climbing a ladder to reach a large red apple, with bold typography indicating the product contains "1 U.S. BU. BY VOLUME."
This vintage "HY-LAND KIDS BRAND" advertisement for Washington boxed apples features two cartoon children climbing a ladder to reach a large red apple against a dark blue background, with bold yellow text at the top and production details from Cowiche Growers Inc. in Yakima, Washington at the bottom.
This vintage advertisement for "HI-BOV-ALL BRAND WASHINGTON APPLES" features stylized apples with leaves and stem, displaying product information including volume (1 U.S. bushel), origin (U.S.A.), and distribution details (Butler Trading Co., Inc. in Wenatchee, Washington).
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement for Ed. Kinze's Washington apples features a circular illustration of an orchard with mountains in the background, prominently displaying the brand name and noting that the product contains one U.S. bushel of apples grown and packed in Naches Heights-Yakima, Washington.
Vintage Kingblossom Brand advertisement featuring red and white Washington evaporated apples on a dark blue background, with bold white text identifying the Valley Evaporating Co. of Yakima, Washington as the packer and noting the product contains sulfur dioxide.
This vintage apple label features a goat standing on a grassy hill with mountains in the background, prominently displaying "GREAT NORTHWEST WASHINGTON APPLES BRAND" in bold lettering against a red and yellow background, with distribution information from Washington Sales, Inc. at the bottom.
This vintage mid-20th century advertisement for "JAY DEE WASHINGTON APPLES" features a realistic red apple with green leaves against a blue and white background, with text indicating the product is shipped by J.D. Hamilton Fruit Co. from Wenatchee, Washington, USA.
This vintage advertisement for Kingblossom Brand features an illustrated apple and promotes "EXTRA CHOICE" Washington evaporated apples packed by Valley Evaporating Co. in Yakima, Washington, with branch locations listed and "PRODUCE OF U.S.A." noted at the bottom.
A vintage advertisement for "JIM HILL BRAND APPLES" from Washington State features bold typography and a stylized apple tree illustration, with Fruit Sales Incorporated of Wenatchee, Washington listed as the exclusive distributor.
Vintage art deco advertisement for Jim Wade apples featuring bold, blocky text on a green and black gradient background, identifying the company as a Washington-based packer and shipper from Wenatchee, U.S.
This vintage advertisement for Jade Brand apples features the brand name prominently in white letters against a blue-green gradient background, with additional yellow text indicating "Standard Fruits Inc." from Wenatchee, Washington, and noting the contents as "One Volume Bushel."
A vintage advertisement for "Independent Brand" applesauce featuring Hood River and White Salmon varieties, prominently displaying a large bell symbol, with text identifying Washington Fruit & Produce Co. of Yakima as the distributor.