Cultural changes and the automobile transformed society in the 1920s, and that transformation was reflected on orange-crate labels in themes depicting the good life, mobility, freedom and health.

Colorful orange crate labels are just about all that is left to remind us that once Tustin was the center of a thriving orange packing industry.When early Orange growers, such as Dr. William Burges… ...

WINTER GARDEN – Like postcards from the past, old citrus crate labels tell the story of Central Florida. When orange-growing was king, the colorful artwork helped distinguish each brand of fruit ...

For decades, Orange County lived up to its name as a major producer of citrus, despite significant ups and downs, until the killer freezes of the 1980s. On cool winter nights during our citrus heyd… ...

`Orange Crate Art,” a recent exhibition in Boston of 600 labels from 1900 to the 1930s that decorated the ends of wood crates filled with oranges, apples and yams, revealed a period when adve… ...

Dwayne Rogers got into collecting crate labels like a lot of other folks attracted to this hobby: He grew up in the fruit business.

The Florida citrus history became a major part of the state's land development in the 1870s, 1880s.

The museum is receiving 80 California produce crate labels as part of a traveling exhibition organized by the National Steinbeck Center in Salinas.

The teen punched a puppy for having an accident before throwing it into a crate and dousing the pit bull in pickle juice and hot sauce, Clearwater police say.

California citrus growers sold that image on beautiful color labels affixed to the wooden orange crates they shipped across the country from the 1880s to the mid-1950s.