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10 great examples of vintage fruit crate label design

January 6, 2010

I’m working on some ideas for a mural design for a potential client.  They suggested I check out FruitCrateArt.com which has a huge collection of vintage fruit crate labels.  These are my favorites from the site.

Moonbeam Brand Citrus

Moonbeam Brand citrus

Sweet ‘N Juicy Grapes

Sweet 'N Juicy Grapes

California Elbertas

California Elbertas

Blue Mountain Apples

Blue Mountain Apples

Kaweah River Belle Citrus

Kaweah River Belle Citrus

Justman Melons

Justman Melons

Colorado Peaches

Colorado Peaches

Valley King Vegetables

Valley King Vegetables

Yakima Peaches

Yakima Peaches

Clearcut Tomatoes

Clearcut Tomatoes

Remember the days before Photoshop and Illustrator?  I don’t.  This is great design with a texture you don’t see in modern computer-driven design.  Makes me want to pick up a paintbrush.  I might have to if I’m going to pull off this job.

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Comments

These are great examples of vintage art work.  Really good resource.  Interested to see the design you come up with.

by Cicero on January 09, 2010 at 4:16 pm

Well, budgets as they are, this project never panned out.  But this collection is good inspiration and gets some pretty good traffic—hope everyone enjoys these.

by Sean McCambridge on April 28, 2010 at 6:53 pm

 

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