Vintage Christmas Holidays Cardbord Box Turkey Sun Valley Foods CA 10x9x17

This vintage cardboard box from Sun Valley Foods in California is a unique piece of advertising history. With its charming turkey design, it would make a great addition to any collection of agricultural memorabilia. Measuring 10x9x17 inches, it is the perfect size for display. Whether you’re a collector or simply looking for a fun and festive storage option for your holiday decorations, this cardboard box is sure to bring a touch of vintage charm to your home. So why not add it to your collection today? Writing on One Side

Vintage Cardbord Box Via’s Turkeys Yucaipa Ca. 17×11″ Good HANDLES 👍 1970’s

See pictures, some slight water damage and wear. Strong box!! The product is a vintage cardboard box from Via’s Turkeys in Yucaipa, California. Measuring 17×11 inches, it features good handles, making it convenient for transportation or display. With a theme of agriculture, this box likely served as a shipping container for turkey products, showcasing a piece of agricultural history in a collectible format. Ideal for collectors or those interested in vintage advertising, this item offers a nostalgic glimpse into the past.

Vintage Cardbord Box Via’s Turkeys Yucaipa Baldwin Park

This vintage cardboard box features the iconic Via’s Turkeys branding and is perfect for collectors or those interested in agriculture advertising. The box is specifically designed to hold turkeys and has a charming, rustic feel to it. The box is a great addition to any collection or can be used as a unique piece of decor. The box has been previously owned and has signs of wear and tear, which adds to its character and history. It is a rare find and a true gem for anyone interested in agriculture advertising. The Via’s Turkeys branding is still visible and the box is in good condition overall. One handle is detached. Own a piece of history with this vintage cardboard box.

Vintage Trivet Hartford Bakery Hot Pads-Dutch Boy & Girl Theme-Set 4 Eat Bread

These are vintage advertising trivets or hot pads for Hartford Bakery’s « Butter Nut Bread » and « Golden Toast Bread ». The Hartford Bakery, Inc. was a commercial bakery in Evansville, Indiana, later acquired by Lewis Bakeries in 1964. The items feature nostalgic illustrations of characters promoting the bread brands. Hartford Bakery was a family-owned business known for introducing the iconic « Bunny Bread » brand in 1947. The « Butter Krust » brand has deep roots in Texas, with a history linked to a family of German immigrants. Lewis Bakeries is one of the largest wholesale bakeries in Indiana. These trivets are likely made from pressed cardboard. Stained from being used and well loved by my grandmother over the years.