Color Alamy stock photograph (watermarked 'alamy') of a grouped antique-shelf display of San Antonio food-packing tins and a pickle jar against rough weathered wood-plank siding, documented 2023-02-25 — at left, two stacked three-pound rectangular H and H Blend Coffee tins in red, white, and blue (top label clean with only light wear, bottom one heavily paint-flaked and rusted) marked 'H AND H BLEND COFFEE / MEDIUM GROUND / ROASTED AND PACKED BY HOFFMANN-HAYMAN COFFEE CO. / SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS'; at right, a cylindrical red-white-and-blue vertical-striped 'Border Brand Premium Coffee' pail with a rusted press-fit lid, front cartouche showing a cup-and-saucer illustration with banners reading 'BORDER · BRAND · SAUCER · PREMIUM · COFFEE' and 'STEEL CUT' along the bottom edge, and a clearly readable ornate oval side cartouche reading 'THIS BUCKET CONTAINS CUP & SAUCER PREMIUM / Hoffmann-Hayman Coffee Co. / SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS' (establishing that this Border pail is an H and H product and a premium variant of the kind the Border Coffee brand page already calls out); and in the center of the group, standing on top of the Border pail, a tall clear-glass wire-bail preserving jar with a paper/foil label reading 'WINNER Brand PICKLES / SOUR PLAIN / CONTENTS 32 OZ. / Packed by Geo. W. Wilson Co. / San Antonio, TEX.' — not a Hoffmann-Hayman product but another early-20th-century San Antonio food-packing firm's jar, included here for contextual San Antonio packing reference
