All day long I carry a mug around with me.  In the morning, I love my coffee.  In the afternoon, my chai tea latte and in the evening, my peach tea.  I am about quality, as well as quantity, so these mugs are large.  At 15 oz, the artwork makes me feel like I am in an orchard.  Enjoy!
 
15oz. white ceramic mug with full-wrap image.
Bright-white gloss and a very detailed, full color printing.
Microwave, dishwasher, and sanitizer-safe.
 
History of the Apple Crate Labels
 
This design features a vintage commercial advertising label. These labels were pasted on the ends of wooden crates packed with oranges, lemons, apples and other fruits and vegetables. These colorful crates were shipped nationwide via the railway system to be sold in the local markets.
 
Packers and growers would order labels from printing companies that specialized in this work.  They employed commercial artists that were not paid well, and rarely received any acknowledgment for there creations. Most commercial use of labels ended during WWII due to commodity rationing and shortages. The cardboard box was adapted to ship fruit and labels were almost completely phased out by the 1950s.