1936 Print Orange Picker California Fruit Growers Exchange Citrus Produce FZ2 & Liquor which was originally erected around

which was originally erected around the 10th or 11th century

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The carvings and statuary are the work of Haig Patigian of San Francisco

located on lower left of image

This is an original 1884 black and white wood engraving of Sir Henry Morton Stanley's (1841-1904) expedition at the hot springs of Mtagata

1936 Print Orange Picker California Fruit Growers Exchange Citrus Produce FZ2 & Liquor which was originally erected aroundThis 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