Vintage 1950s Oregon Loganberries Crate Label Oregon Fruit Products Co. Salem

Who Packed Oregon Loganberries? 🍓 The Berry Salem Bet On In loganberry country the boast went like this: "Eighty percent of the world's loganberries grow within thirty miles of Salem, Oregon." For a few heady years the loganberry was Salem's fruit, pressed into juice, put up in cans and jars, and advertised from coast to coast. Today most Americans have never tasted one. This label, with LOGANBERRIES set in the middle of a painted harvest and OREGON arched across the top, is a small piece of that Salem story. It is a 1950s Oregon Loganberries crate label for berries packed by the Oregon Fruit Products Co. of Salem, Oregon , and it measures 9 x 6 inches . The sheet is unused, its back clean and blank. My pictures seriously don't do it justice.

• Size: 9" x 6" ~ little to no wear
• LOGANBERRIES in dark serif capitals on a pale yellow panel, and under it WATER PACK - 6 LBS. 7 OZ. NET
• 🖼️ Framed on its own under glass as a small piece of kitchen or dining room wall art
• 🧺 Set in a shadow box with vintage canning jars, berry baskets or farmhouse kitchen tools
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