GRAND COULEE Brand Apples, Columbia Basin Orchard, Grown and Packed Exclusively from One Orchard; Coulee, Wash., Grand Coulee Dam; Realistic image of the dam and bridge in Washington State. Good condition; 10 ¼ x 8 ¾ inches;

HAVEN Tasmanian Fancy Apples, H. Jones and Co., Pty. Ltd., Australia; beach home scene shown as through the branches of an apple tree; pier and sailboat visible in the distance. This label was possibly designed by a Peeping Tom after having spent many a night in the top branches of an apple tree. Cox Kay Print. 11 x 8 ½ inches;

HEADLINE Washington State Apples, Distributed by Floyd Dahn Fruits Inc., Wenatchee, Washington, U.S.A.; news paper boy shouts out his message; 10 x 8 ¾ inches;

HELL'S CANYON Idaho Apples, Extra Fancy, Robison Fruit Ranch, Caldwell, Idaho; Sunny Slope District on Snake River; Farmhouse and orchard sit tranquilly near Snake River with Hell's Canyon Dam in distance; detailed scene with wildflowers and steep canyon slopes; 10 x 8 ¾ inches;

HILL Brand Fancy Vinehill Gravenstein Apples, Earliest Apples Grown in Sonoma County, Grown and Packed by A. B. Hill, Sebastopol, California; Three large Gravenstein apples hang from a branch looking plump and just ready to be picked. An ornate grape arbor frames the detailed scene entitled "Gravenstein Apple Orchard Vinehill" and "Packing House Vine Hill". Eucalyptus trees surround the two story packing shed while the apple orchard stretches to the horizon. Three horse drawn wagons work to haul the boxed apples while the big boss looks on from the comfort of his new 1916 Hupmobile. This olde label is indeed an historical document. Schmidt Litho. Co., San Francisco; 10 ½ x 9 ½ inches;

HY-LAND-KIDS Washington Apples, Cowiche Growers Inc. Cowiche, Wash. Sales Office, Yakima, Wash.; This is the older version of this label; two 1920's cartoon apple-head boys present a giant red apple; old fashioned green background; Litho. by Stecher-Traung, San Francisco, California; 10 3/8 x 8 ¾ inches;

HI-POINT BRAND Canadian Apples; Salmon Arm Farmers' Exchange, Salmon Arm, British Columbia, Canada; "C" Grade; Cariboo Caribou with large rack eyes us suspiciously; thinks we're going to start drilling for oil some time soon; Printed in Canada, Bulman Bros. B.C. LTD.VANCOUVER; 10 3/8 x 8 inches;

HY-VALLEY Washington State Apples, Distributed by Hansen Fruit and Cold Storage Co., Yakima, Washington; High elevation orchard sits near bend in the river with snowy mountains nearby; Ridgway Litho Co., Seattle; 10 x 8 ¾ inches;

IMPERIAL STAR Apples, Sam Birch Co., Inc., Portland, Oregon, Produce of U.S.A., Contents not less than 40 LBS.; elaborate gold star and crown emblem, fancy gold lettering; this label looks like it was designed with the export market in mind; Litho. by Stecher -Traung, San Francisco, California; 10 3/8 x 8 ¾ inches;

INTERNATIONAL APPLES Grown and Packed for Thomas Hall and Sons, Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.; Net Contents 40 LBS.; Features World Globe map with detailed North and South America; Black background; 10 ¼ x 8 ¾ inches;