Up for sale is an original 1950s Gulf brand vegetable crate label, a vivid example of mid-century commercial art. Measuring 9.5" x 7", this beautifully preserved label features bold colors and eye-catching design typical of the era. It proudly advertises vegetables grown, packed, and shipped by Gulf Distributing Co. of Weslaco, Texas.

Whether you're a vintage advertising enthusiast, a kitchen décor collector, or simply appreciate nostalgic Americana, this piece is a standout addition.

About Crate Labels:
Crate labeling began along the Pacific Coast in the mid-1880s, used to identify wooden crates of fruits and vegetables. Though originally meant to be discarded, these labels have become prized collectibles for their striking imagery, historic branding, and cultural insight into American agriculture.

Condition:
Excellent condition with no tears or stains. Colors remain bright and bold—a true survivor of its time.

Shipping:
Your label will be shipped with care and full insurance to ensure it arrives safely.

From the Chuck Olson Collection:
This label comes from the esteemed Chuck Olson Collection, a treasure trove of over 10,000 vintage prints and labels gathered over four decades. Chuck traveled across the U.S. curating one of the most diverse collections of early 20th-century commercial art—many pieces, like this one, are hard to find elsewhere.

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