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Pato Brand Flour Sack
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A cloth flour sack labeled "'PATO' Brand" features an illustration of a duck with the words "Uniformity" and "Purity" written on ribbons. The text includes "Finest Bluestem Blend Flour," "49 lbs. net," "Bleached," and "Milled by Spokane Flour Mills, Spokane, Wash. U.S.A." It mentions "Genato Commercial Corporation" as the exclusive representative in Manila, Philippine Islands. The phrase "'PATO' Flour" is repeated on the sides.
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Title:
Pato Brand Flour Sack
Creator:
Spokane Flour Mills
Date Created:
1910
Description:
Spokane Flour Mills wholesale flour design for trade in Filipino markets.
Subjects:
packaging cloth advertising advertising
Source:
Eastern Washington State Historical Society. Artifacts Collection. Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, Spokane, WA.
Type:
Image;StillImage
Format:
image/jpeg
Language:
eng
Source
Preferred Citation:
"Pato Brand Flour Sack", Make, Believe, Center for Digital Inquiry and Learning (CDIL)
Reference Link:
https://cdil.lib.uidaho.edu/make-believe/items/make_believe_060.html
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