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  • [Golden Apple award]
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    [Golden Apple award]
    Creation Date: 1985
    Catalog ID: 2019.12.2
    Brass apple sculpture presented as award by KCTS public television station, January 16, 1985, to Washington State Governor Booth Gardner's administration for excellence in teaching and leadership. Made of brass, gold in color. Cast leaf and stem fixed to molded and polished body of apple. Round, thin, black rubber protector glued to bottom of apple base. Engraved on apple: GARDNER ADMINISTRATION/ JANUARY 16,1985
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    "Apple kids: Washington apples"
    Creation Date: ca. 1930
    Catalog ID: 1996.58.7
    Call Number: EPH-A/634.11/C839ap/1930
    fruit crate label, "Apple kids: Washington apples" illustration of two boys pulling and pushing a huge apple up steep hill; distributed by Cowiche Growers, Inc., Yakima, Washington, ca. 1930.
  • [sticker in shape of apple]
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    [sticker in shape of apple]
    Creation Date: ca. 1992
    Catalog ID: 1997.38.20
    Sticker in shape of red delicious apple from Washington State, ca. 1992.
  • Wenatchee (apple capital of the world)
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    Wenatchee (apple capital of the world)
    Creation Date: 1930
    Catalog ID: 2009.29.1
    Call Number: EPH/979.759/W48w/1930
    [7] page illustrated booklet (22.5x19.5 cm.) describing Wenatchee, Wenatchee Valley, and its agricultural products, esp. apples. Cover illustration features woman holding apple, behind two boxes of apples. Includes apple recipes on back cover. Ephemera.
  • Spokane, Washington, the home of the National Apple Show
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    Spokane, Washington, the home of the National Apple Show
    Creation Date: 1910
    Catalog ID: 2017.2.19
    Call Number: EPH/979.7371/Sp65ap/1910
    Color illustrated postcard (14x9 cm.) advertising Spokane's 1910 National Apple Show. Illustration features red apple with big opening ("bite") showing aerial view of Spokane. Published in Spokane, WA in 1910. Edward Nolan collection. Ephemera.
  • Apple Talk:
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    Apple talk: ''the king of fruits''
    Creation Date: ca. 1915
    Catalog ID: 2003.26.1
    Call Number: EPH/385.061/N814ap/1915
    16 p.; ill., map; 9 cm.; Col. illus. wraps; Includes detailed information relating to apple box labeling and grading
  • Apple Tree, Wenatchee
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    Apple Tree, Wenatchee
    Creation Date: ca. 1900
    Catalog ID: 2010.185.466
    Black and white linen backed image of an apple tree heavy with fruit in an orchard in the Wenatchee, Chelan County, WA area, ca. 1900. (GNRHS Collection). Great Northern
  • Apple growing in the Northwest...
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    Apple growing in the Northwest...
    Creation Date: 1909
    Catalog ID: 1997.1.32
    Call Number: EPH/385/061/N814a/1909
    16 page illustrated booklet (14x7.5 cm.) describing apple growing in the Pacific Northwest "along the scenic highway through the land of fortune." Includes statistics from 1895 to 1908. Black print on green paper. Dated 1909. Ephemera.
  • Apple pie ABC
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    Apple pie ABC
    Creation Date: [ca. 1900]
    Catalog ID: 1994.1.2.446
    Call Number: CHILD./EPH/641.3411/Ap52a/1900
    1 v.; ill. (some col.); 30 cm.; Cover depicts well dressed young girl presenting an apple pie to an obviously poor boy. He is barefooted and his clothing is torn.
  • Program, twelfth Apple Blossom Festival, Wenatchee, Washington
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    Program, twelfth Apple Blossom Festival, Wenatchee, Washington
    Creation Date: 1931
    Catalog ID: S1992.6.2
    Call Number: EPH/979.7591/W48p/1931
    4 page program (13x11.5 cm.) for Wenatchee's twelfth Apple Blossom Festival, Chelan County, Washington, April 24 and 25, 1931. Program shaped like an apple, with red front cover. Ephemera.