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Items produced during the Allied Occupation of Japan โ which ran from 1945 through April 1952 โ were required to carry the mark "Occupied Japan" or "Made in Occupied Japan" for the American export market
Antique Brick's Old Homestead Mince Meat STRIP LABEL ๐ก Edgar Brick & Sons Crosswicks NJ, Letterpress NOS americana_farmstead whiskey-forward restaurantsWhat Does It Take to Feed a Nation from One Small New Jersey Village? There is a particular kind of American story that almost nobody tells anymore the one about the man who looked at something ordinary, decided he could do it better, and then quietly, stubbornly, built something that outlasted him by generations. Edgar Brick was that man. Crosswicks, New Jersey was that village. And this small, beautifully lettered label cream and black, bordered in