1936 Print Orange Picker California Fruit Growers Exchange Citrus Produce FZ2 XGFC4 Equine Vintage Advertising

Equine Vintage Advertising

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1936 Print Orange Picker California Fruit Growers Exchange Citrus Produce FZ2 XGFC4 Equine Vintage AdvertisingThis is an original 1936 halftone print of a man picking oranges for the California Fruit Growers Exchange which at the time marketed 75% of California's citrus crops. The company owns the Sunkist trademark. In 1935, the United States and Canada consumed 9. 5 billion oranges, 2. 6 billion lemons, 700 million grapefruits, and they paid a total of $325 million for it. CONDITION This 75+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+. Light aging