Vintage Tex Rio Tomato Crate Label – Original NOS 1950s Agricultural Advertising

I purchased this over 20 years ago and it has been carefully stored ever since. Unlike many vintage crate labels that were used and glued to wooden crates, this one was never applied and remains preserved in its original clear plastic backing envelope with the historical information insert.  Condition: Excellent – New Old Stock (NOS)  Never glued, taped, or attached to a crate.  Featuring vibrant red lettering and a classic mid-century illustration of a woman in a sombrero, this is a wonderful piece of authentic American agricultural advertising history.  These colorful paper labels were once used on wooden produce crates before the industry transitioned to preprinted cardboard boxes in the mid-20th century. Today they are sought after by collectors and make unique framed artwork.  Perfect for: • Kitchen or dining room decor • Farmhouse, rustic, or vintage interiors • Restaurant or market display • Collectors of Texas history, agriculture, or vintage advertising  A great opportunity to own an authentic piece of Texas produce history — not a reproduction or modern print.   I have three other vintage labels that I had professionally framed a while back, not sure I am going to sell those, but open to offers.