Bower & Bartlett's Favorite Boston Coffee Red Shield Coffee General Store Tin
Bower & Bartlett's Favorite Boston Coffee Red Shield Coffee General Store Tin
$395.00
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Great graphics on three sides with a flip up lid. In addition to the large type and graphics, note the smaller "We live to please" in two places on the lid. (The lid is darker than shown. The underside is a beautiful as is shown.)
This and other large coffee storage bins sat in general stores advertising the coffee they held inside. Some were over two feet wide and two feet tall and held up to 75 pounds of coffee.
Founded in the bustling city of Boston in the late 19th century, Bower & Bartlett quickly became renowned for their high-quality coffee blends. Their dedication to sourcing the finest beans and their innovative roasting techniques set them apart in a competitive market. By the early 1900s, Bower & Bartlett's Boston Coffee had become a household name, synonymous with rich flavor and aromatic excellence.
The Red Shield Coffee, one of their most popular products, was celebrated for its robust taste and smooth finish.
Size
- Height from the back: 19"
- Height from the front: 12.5"
- Width: 18"
- Depth: 13.5"
Shipping: $35. Please allow two weeks.
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Our original designs are based on our nation’s history and our love of American history. Read more about other things we've created, including The History List, History Camp, and The Pursuit of History, in addition to The History List Store.
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