Vintage Sugar Feed Sack: 33 x 33 inches Grain Bag

Name: Vintage Sugar Feed Sack: 33 x 33 inches Grain Bag
Brand: MonarchLandingQuilts
SKU: 1760014877
Price: 28.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (404 reviews)

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Handpicked by MonarchLandingQuilts
Vintage from the 1950s
Materials: cotton

Authentic Vintage Sugar Sack

This authentic vintage sugar sack once carried 100 lbs of pure cane sugar. It originated in San Francisco, California. The company name is stamped 'C and H Sugar.'

It measures approximately 33 inches wide and 33 inches long.

This bag is in good vintage condition. There are a few prominent stains, as photographed. It was gently hand washed by the previous owner but these spots remain. The original seam was removed and the edges were hemmed. One small snag was found. The stamp has faded over time.

Note: This piece was not washed.

Thank you for valuing vintage! Please reach out if you have any questions or would like additional information.

Please note, every attempt is taken to detail imperfections in photos, descriptions, and video. The nature of this item does lend itself to normal age-related issues and must be taken into consideration before purchasing.

Your order includes one (1) feedsack as photographed. Props are included for staging only and are NOT included in the order.

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Cost to ship: $6.47
Ships from: Wichita, KS

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