H and H Coffee

Dedicated to the history of the Hoffmann-Hayman Coffee Co. founded 1899 in San Antonio, Texas.

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H and H display ad — headline compares Flav-O-Tainer bag to cylindrical vacuum can, hands pointing, body copy on cellophane seal and stamp, H AND H COFFEE footer

Spring 1943 News creative walks shoppers through the bag-for-can substitution: the Flav-O-Tainer illustrated beside a classic H and H vacuum-packed drip grind tin, with copy on cellophane lining, heat sealing, and using a coffee stamp to buy the freshest pack. Earlier December 1942 Flav-O-Tainer retail art from the same paper is here; the July 1943 ration-stamp execution is here.

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WHY THIS “BAG” — H AND H’s Exclusive “FLAV-O-TAINER” Is Like This Vacuum Can . . . .
The Way It Keeps H AND H COFFEE VACUUM-FRESH!

[Left — bag illustration, readable lines include:] GIFT OFFER LIST AND COUPON INSIDE — VACUUM FRESHNESS — H AND H — ROASTER FRESH — DRIP GRIND — COFFEE

[Right — cylindrical can:] DRIP GRIND — H AND H HIGH GRADE — VACUUM PACKED — COFFEE
No More Vacuum Cans But “Flav-O-Tainer” Takes Their Place!

[Center body — sense of visible copy:] Protects Its Rich Flavor — extra heavy inner seal of special cellophane; coffee filled automatically with freshly roasted H and H; lining heat sealed under vacuum methods — air tight, water proof. When you use your precious coffee stamp — get the freshest coffee; get H and H; tastes richer, goes farther because it is kept vacuum fresh.

H AND H COFFEE

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