Antique 1900s Home of Ramona Citrus Crate Label 🍊 — Camulos, Ventura County CA — U. F. del Valle, Copyrighted 1900 gift_for_police_collector What happened to Edgar Brick

What happened to Edgar Brick & Sons

flush with postwar prosperity and full of children whose parents were determined to give them everything their own Depression-era childhoods had lacked

It's a deliberate design touch tying the typography to the label's tropical theme — each letter is drawn with the jointed

to the commercial art of everyday life

which places this badge comfortably in the mid-century window and squares neatly with the 1950s suburban civil-defense story printed on its face

Antique 1900s Home of Ramona Citrus Crate Label 🍊 — Camulos, Ventura County CA — U. F. del Valle, Copyrighted 1900 gift_for_police_collector What happened to Edgar BrickA Label From the Ranch That Grew the County's First Oranges Some labels come from a factory; this one comes from a place with a name in the history books. It is an original "Home of Ramona" citrus crate label from Rancho Camulos, in Ventura County, California the del Valle family's storied Mexican era ranch, the ground where the county's first commercial oranges were planted, and the adobe a beloved novel made famous across the nation. It survives