| Artikelnummer | 232358626 | Erscheinungsdatum | 2026/06/21 | Listenpreis | €2.51 | Modellnummer | 232358626 | ||
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Before supermarkets. Before plastic wrap. Before everything was the same everywhere — there were crate labels.
This is an original California vegetable crate label — a 1950s lithograph produced for the Western Packing Co. of Guadalupe, California. It has never been used. Never folded. Never attached to a crate. It is New Old Stock in excellent condition, found in the original unused factory stock.
The label is extraordinary. Two cowboys work together to brand a steer — one holding firm, one with the iron, a third tending the fire in the background. Behind them, a snow-capped mountain range stretches across the horizon. The colors are vivid, the action immediate. This is the large version of the Hot Brand label, measuring a full 10.0 by 7.0 inches — the bigger canvas makes every detail hit harder. The lithographer is unattributed, but the craft is unmistakable.
Frame it as Western or ranch decor, display it in a collection, or use it in a craft or decoupage project — framing is recommended to maintain this condition. At 10.0 by 7.0 inches it fits a standard 11x8 or 10x8 frame beautifully. A smaller 7x5 version is also available in our shop. One available.
A wonderful gift for a Western enthusiast, a ranch decor collector, a vintage label collector, or anyone who appreciates the art of the American West rendered in lithographic ink.
A note on crate label collecting: Original lithographic crate labels from this era are increasingly scarce. NOS examples like this one — never used, never folded, in original unused condition — represent the best of what survives. Collectors prize them for their graphic quality and the window they open onto a vanished chapter of American agricultural and commercial history.
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