1920's Original Vintage Spanish Fruit Crate Label - La Locomotora Oranges (Framed) cinéma while others are endowed with

while others are endowed with the qualities of mural decor

the image of Chaplin and a young Jackie Coogan peeking around a brick wall has since become iconic

the play involves twins who are separated in a shipwreck and the misadventures that befall them

this poster was originally commissioned by Phillip and Meg Baber for Stick No Bills

this piece would look particularly lovely in a sunny living room

1920's Original Vintage Spanish Fruit Crate Label - La Locomotora Oranges (Framed) cinéma while others are endowed withDate: 1920's Size: 10. 5 x 8. 5 inches (interior), 13 x 12 inches (exterior) Artist: Unknown About The Poster: Purchased recently in Spain, this small poster was designed to be placed on the fruit crate as a company label. Lithographic labels like these were used in the marketing, branding, and advertising fruit and vegetables in the early 1900s and would be seen on the side of fruit boxes and at farmer's markets. They were primarily created to draw