Overview
A vibrant example of mid-century lithographed advertising, this tin was designed for the burgeoning frozen food market of the post-war era.
Preliminary identification
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Overview
A vibrant example of mid-century lithographed advertising, this tin was designed for the burgeoning frozen food market of the post-war era.
Story
Post-World War II America saw a radical transformation of the kitchen as home freezers became a standard household appliance for the first time.
Maker / Origin
The Hood River brand is synonymous with the Apple Growers Association, a cooperative formed in 1913 to help Oregon farmers compete on a national scale.
Condition & Value
The lithography on the main body remains remarkably bright and legible with minimal fading. Advertising tins are a robust market, particularly for brands with strong regional ties like Hood River.
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