Antique Irish Beauty Crate Label 🍀 — 1930s, Packed Exclusively For J. Bert Moritz, New York & Philadelphia, Pretty Girl & Four-Leaf Clovers retro_law_enforcement_decor a genuine surviving example of

a genuine surviving example of the era's merchandise rather than anything reproduced later

I've handled a lot of old tins over the years

but what distinguished them from purely industrial competitors was a consistent willingness to commission genuinely talented illustrators — and to give the printing process the care it needed to honor that talent

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Antique Irish Beauty Crate Label 🍀 — 1930s, Packed Exclusively For J. Bert Moritz, New York & Philadelphia, Pretty Girl & Four-Leaf Clovers retro_law_enforcement_decor a genuine surviving example ofA Lucky Face for an Eastern Produce House Here is a small sheet of paper built to be lucky. On a field of deep pillar box red, four green four leaf clovers float around the calm, blue eyed face of a dark haired young woman, and above her the words "Irish Beauty" arch in bold outlined green letters under the promise "Best That Grows." It is a crate label the printed face a shipper pasted to the end of a wooden produce box and at the very bottom it