Antique Arms Annual, 1st Edition — S.P. Stevens, Publisher; R.L. Wilson, Editor (TGCA, 1971)
The first edition of the TGCA’s Antique Arms Annual, published by S.P. Stevens of San Antonio — the same Stevens documented as the probable H&H Coffee bi...
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The first edition of the TGCA’s Antique Arms Annual, published by S.P. Stevens of San Antonio — the same Stevens documented as the probable H&H Coffee bi...
A collector’s reference on lithographed tin containers — the design and advertising context for the H&H coffee tin collection.
Earl Chapin May’s 1937 Macmillan history of the American canning industry, published the same year H&H installed its vacuum-can closing machine and the T...
A three-pound Crystalvac square jar with the original red painted metal lid and a paper label retaining the full H and H typography — the first labeled three...
A 1934 American Can Company trade print ad showing a Canco closing machine on the factory floor — the machinery class H and H would install for vacuum-can pa...
A Monitor spare parts catalog from the Huntley Silver Creek factory, cross-referenced to Catalog No. 55 — one of two machinery catalogs from a single eBay lot.
Monitor Catalog No. 69, covering peanut-cleaning and roasting machinery from Huntley Manufacturing — the same equipment family as H and H’s coffee roasters, ...
A Monitor coffee-roasting machinery supplement from Huntley’s Silver Creek era, covering the Four-Bag Model, B Style Self-Contained roaster, Steel Cut Granul...
The Brocton-period edition of the Monitor Coffee Machinery catalog from Huntley Manufacturing — the machinery maker whose roasters are documented at H and H’...
The Monitor grinding and blending catalog from Huntley’s Brocton period — the downstream equipment class that produced H and H’s Steel Cut, Regular Grind, an...
Baltimore Merchants Coffee Co. one-pound ‘Old Plantation’ tin with the THE SIMPSON & DOELLER CO BALTO MD maker’s mark — comparandum widening the evidence...
Two-tin lot of 2 LBS NET Master Chef keywind cans — and a small surprise once tin #2 was photographed: the lot brackets two consecutive Master Chef label gen...
The story of Hoffmann-Hayman’s production equipment is a straight line from a single cast-iron drum small enough to carry by hand to a multi-roaster operatio...
Baltimore-area Joy-Cup one-pound slip-lid tin—Simpson & Doeller’s city—with a Sam Houston–like portrait roundel layout; in-hand photo, eBay WebP set, and...
Artifact Snapshot Era: Type: Brands: H and H Blend Coffee Confidence: medium Evidence and Sources On-site ghost...
Five red clip-and-save H and H Coffee coupons donated by Mac Johanson (Three Rivers, TX)—collect 18 for a free pound at the grocer.
Second of two Light Housekeepers half-pound tins—this one bought from Wolf Henning von Kameke in Germany in March 2017 with its lid (the eBay specimen is lid...
Round H and H Blend coffee tin from Comfort, Texas—paper label gone, embossed lid; bought in person at Stuff & More.
Site-recovered factory sales books whose preprinted line items confirm the H&H product roster the office tracked in the interwar period—Tea, H and H Coff...
Purchased Mike Wolfe’s Art of the Pick photo book and the signed 12×18 Broncho Coffee print from Antique Archaeology / Art of the Pick—the American Pickers r...
Exploring the metal-roofed shed attached to the east wing of the plant in May 2014, we found interior partition walls built from salvaged sheet goods and cra...