Resources
External Reference Resources
Books, archives, and external research sources consulted across the KB. These are not primary sources held in the collection (those are in knowledge-base/artifacts/ as HH-BOOK-* / HH-REF-*); these are external works whose authors and dates we cite when grounding a claim.
Some resources are referenced by author/year only (the source itself is not in the repo). Others have a full PDF archived in assets/pdfs/; those carry a pdf: field in their frontmatter and are linked below with đź“„ PDF.
Each resource has both a Jekyll-facing page (rendered to /resources/<slug>/ for the public site, sourced from _resources/*.md where available) and a KB page here in knowledge-base/resources/<slug>.md (for cross-referencing from sources: fields).
Catalog — collected with public-facing Jekyll page
| Title | Author | Year | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Collector’s Guide To Key-Wind Coffee Tins with Price Guide | James H. Stahl | 1991 | James H. Stahl’s illustrated price guide and identification primer for key-wind coffee tins. |
| All About Coffee | William H. Ukers | 1922 | William H. Ukers’ monumental 1922 encyclopedia of coffee history, science, commerce, and culture. |
| Antique Coffee Grinders | Michael L. White | 2001 | Michael L. White’s survey of American, English, and European antique coffee grinders for collectors and historians. |
| Art of the Pick | Mike Wolf; photographs by Ian Lomas; produced by Mojomediapros Inc | 2013 | Still-life photography from American Pickers, including Texas road-trip finds and coffee tins. |
| Bottle Makers and Their Marks | Julian Harrison Toulouse | 1971 | Julian Harrison Toulouse’s standard reference for identifying glass bottle makers from mold marks and symbols. |
| Coffee Antiques | Edward C. Kvetko and Douglas Congdon-Martin | 2000 | A heavily illustrated survey of coffee tins, grinders, advertising, and related collectibles. |
| Coffee Merchandising | William H. Ukers | 1924 | William H. Ukers’ 1924 handbook for the coffee trade—condensed, practical, and grounded in early twentieth-century retail. |
| Corning Museum of Glass |  |  | World’s premier glass research institution — Rakow Research Library holds trade catalogs, patents, and company records for American glass manufacturers including Ball Brothers and Owens-Illinois. |
| Downtown San Antonio | Joan Marston Korte and David L. Pech; foreword by Julian Castro | 2013 | Arcadia’s Images of America volume on downtown San Antonio streetscapes, buildings, and everyday life. |
| Early American Coffee Mills | Michael L. White | 1993 | Michael L. White on patents, designs, and collecting early American coffee mills. |
| Fruit Jars | Julian Harrison Toulouse | 1969 | Julian Harrison Toulouse’s collector manual for identifying and dating fruit jars. |
| Historic Photos of San Antonio | Frank S. Faulkner Jr. | 2007 | Turner-style large-format photo book of San Antonio landmarks, streets, and changing city fabric. |
| Home Coffee Roasting | Kenneth Davids | 2003 | Kenneth Davids’ approachable guide to roasting coffee at home: gear, technique, and tasting. |
| San Antonio Nexapa | Helen H. Seargeant | 1952 | Helen H. Seargeant’s 1952 monograph on San Antonio history with attention to regional ties and local narrative. |
| Saving San Antonio | Lewis F. Fisher | 1996 | Lewis F. Fisher on preservation fights, heritage advocacy, and the politics of keeping old San Antonio. |
| Texas Glass 📄 PDF | Michael David Smith | 1989 | Michael David Smith’s illustrated history of the Three Rivers Glass Company, 1922–1937. |
| The Art and Craft of Coffee | Kevin Sinnott | 2010 | Kevin Sinnott’s enthusiast handbook on choosing beans, roasting basics, and brewing with care. |
| The Blue Bottle Craft of Coffee | James Freeman and contributors | 2012 | Blue Bottle Coffee’s craft primer: sourcing, roasting, brewing, and café-style recipes. |
| The Coffeeist Manifesto- No More Bad Coffee! | Steven D. Ward | 2015 | Steven D. Ward’s short, plain-language guide to making noticeably better coffee at home. |
| The History And Mystery Of The Menger Hotel | Docia Schultz Williams | 2000 | Docia Schultz Williams blends Menger Hotel history, legend, and ghost lore in a popular Texas read. |
| Uncommon Grounds |  |  | Mark Pendergrast’s global history of coffee—economics, empire, science, and everyday ritual—updated across editions. |
Catalog — PDF-only (no Jekyll resource page yet)
These resources have a PDF archived in assets/pdfs/ and a KB page here, but no Jekyll-facing _resources/ page. The public site doesn’t yet show them; they live in the KB only.
| Title | Author | Year | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ball Brothers Glass Mfg. Co. 📄 PDF | Bill Lockhart (attributed) | n.d. | 30-page monograph on Ball Brothers’ coffee-can and glass-container history from 1880s Buffalo, NY onward. Style and source list match Lockhart’s SHA monographs. |
| Greater San Antonio: City of Destiny 📄 PDF | Higher Publicity League of Texas, San Antonio | c.1915 | 150-page promotional volume showcasing San Antonio’s commercial, industrial, and civic life. Internet Archive scan. |
| Jail Coffee (1959) đź“„ PDF | Â | 1959 | 14-page institutional-coffee document; title, author, and publisher pending curator review (image-only PDF). |
| Nicholson Bottling Works 📄 PDF | Bill Lockhart | 2004 | 8-page Lockhart monograph on Nicholson Bottling Works; references “Gus” Nicholson (b. Greece c.1870) and 1925 operations. |
| Port of Houston Magazine — April 1974 📄 PDF | Port of Houston Authority | 1974 | 28-page April 1974 issue of the Port of Houston Authority’s trade magazine. |
| The Three Rivers Glass Co. (Hinson) đź“„ PDF | Dave Hinson | 1998 | 3-page short paper on Three Rivers Glass Co.; companion to Smith 1989 and Lockhart treatments. |
| Three Rivers Glass Co. (Lockhart) 📄 PDF | Bill Lockhart | c.2010s | 6-page Lockhart monograph covering Three Rivers, TX (1922–1936) and Bastrop, LA (1929–1933) plants; names Charles R. Tipps as founder. |
Conventions
- Slug: kebab-case, matches the Jekyll
_resources/basename (underscores → dashes). - type:
concept(these are compiled topic pages about external works). - Cite from a KB page by listing the slug under
sources:— e.g.- texas-glass. - Alias slugs: legacy citations may use longer slugs (e.g.
smith-texas-glass-illustrated-history); resolved via thealiases:frontmatter field where applicable.