Vintage Bizarre 1930s Sun‑Tint Plum Label – “Below Standard in Quality” Medford OR 🍑 clown_illustration_art and it made him one

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Vintage Bizarre 1930s Sun‑Tint Plum Label – “Below Standard in Quality” Medford OR 🍑 clown_illustration_art and it made him oneMaybe the strangest food label ever Original SUNTINT Brand Purple Plums in Water label from Rogue River Packing Corporation, Medford, Oregon, circa 1930s. Front and center they proudly scream in a big boxed banner: BELOW STANDARD IN QUALITY GOOD FOOD NOT HIGH GRADE. No fine print, no spinjust brutally honest canned plums. Not a government grade, just brutal honesty Early federal foodgrading rules did create quality categories, but there was no