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Found this on the attic floor, which is the outside of the upper crate. I have probably mis-named this as Apple crates, since the box sides are solid, not slatted. I think the wood boxes for apples needed slats for the air could flow through the box. By enlarging this on my 20" computer monitor, it seems to read: Ed Hindler Co; Dayton Wash.
Dayton is a very small town in Eastern Washington, about 350 miles from where I live now.
I Googled the town, and the company, and found this: Ja
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