1890’s Miners Mining Food Crate End Wood Early Advertising San Francisco

This item is an 1890s miners' mining food crate end made of wood, featuring early advertising from San Francisco. The crate end likely served as a piece of packaging for food supplies specifically designed for miners during the late 19th century. The San Francisco advertising suggests a connection to the city's role in supplying goods to miners during the Gold Rush era and beyond. This collectible piece provides a glimpse into the history and culture of mining communities and their needs for sustenance while working in the mines.