Antique Vintage 1930s Pride of Venice Cove Oranges Crate, a masterpiece crafted by the Klink Citrus Association out of Tulare County out of Ivanhoe, California.

11" x 10" ~ little to no wear. 

The Klink Citrus Association has a rich history tied to the development of Ivanhoe, California. The association was founded in 1917, during a period when the citrus industry was flourishing in Tulare County. Interestingly, the name "Klink" originates from the town's original name, which was given by the Southern Pacific Railroad in 1888. The railroad named the area after George Klink, an auditor for the company.

Over the years, the Klink Citrus Association has played a significant role in the local economy, supporting citrus growers and contributing to the region's agricultural success. It remains a symbol of the area's heritage and dedication to high-quality citrus production

Once a common sight, these Crate Labels have now become treasured relics of a bygone era. Their scarcity, a testament to their historical significance, adds to their allure. The impeccable lithography process used in their creation, which involves a stone or metal plate for design, is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail that went into their making. This process remains unparalleled, adding to the allure of these labels. The soaring demand for these labels, with museums and art institutions dedicating galleries to them, underscores their growing importance in the art and collectibles market. This makes them a must-have for any serious collector. The rarity of these labels adds a sense of urgency and importance to your purchase. 

Picture this remarkable vintage advertising, a unique piece of history, adorning the walls of your home. Instead of being confined to a museum, it can bring a touch of nostalgia and unparalleled elegance to any room in your home, elevating the aesthetic and sophistication of your living space.