Vintage All Star Spuds Potatoes A&l Potato Company Burlap Sack Display East Grand Forks Minnesota Advertising Potato Decoration
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Vintage All Star Spuds Potatoes A&L Potato Company burlap sack display sack East Grand Forks Minnesota advertising potato sack wall decoration. This sack is made from burlap. Burlap is a strong breathable fabric. The sack is in good shape. The sack is printed with the company logo. The bag does have side seam. The bag was cleaned by turning it inside out & hanging it on the clothesline to air it out. It was not washed. Burlap bags may have a distinctive burlap smell which can be strong. It would make a great display piece or could be repurposed into a tote, purse, or any other creative project you can think of. The bag is probably from the 1950's or 1960's. The sack size is listed below. The bag will ship first class USPS mail. HANDLE WITH CARE 100 lbS ALL STAR SPUDS POTATOES PACKED BY A & L POTATO CO. EAST GRAND FORKS MINN is printed in red & blue on the front of the sack. It also has the company logo & the Chase Bag logo printed on the sack. The sack is generally fairly clean both inside & out. It does have stains on the sack as shown in the photos. The sack has holes on the bottom & a hole by the Spud logo of the sack as shown in the photos. This bag has staining as shown in the photos on both sides of the bag but would be a great display piece or project bag. The sack is 21" wide X 36" long. The sack could also be converted into a handbag by a crafter. It could also be a great gift for someone. History The A&L Potato Company started in 1941 in East Grand Forks Minnesota. A & L Potato was established by brothers, Albert & Lawrence Boushey. in 1956 Albert took over the business & added his two sons. The business still exists today & has extended to 4 generations of the family. Burlap fabric was invented in India in the 1700's. Jute was used to make the material. Burlap sacks were strong & lightweight. They were used around the world. Companies such as Bemis began using burlap & canvas type material to make sacks for the grain & feed industry around 1900. Single color & multi color printing added to the use of burlap sacks. Many companies started moving away from the use of burlap when paper & plastic became the standard for single use product sacks. The photos are of the actual seed sack you will receive. I will combine shipping if you purchase other items in my shop. I will ship first class USPS. Thank you for visiting my shop, EllaTheSella! See my shop & search for other items here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/EllaTheSella Vintage All Star Spuds Potatoes A&l Potato Company Burlap Sack Display East Grand Forks Minnesota Advertising Potato Decoration

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