Border Coffee was one of the roasted coffee brands sold by Hoffmann-Hayman (H and H) of San Antonio, Texas, named alongside H and H Blend, Texas Girl, Broncho, and the rest of the company’s coffee roster from the late 1800s through 1972. The Brands overview highlights Border as a line sold in three-and-a-half or four-pound pails, in versions with or without premiums—a format that distinguished it from many one-pound retail packages elsewhere on the site.

Products

  1. Border Coffee in three-and-a-half or four-pound pails (with or without premiums)
  2. Other Border retail formats from the period (bags, smaller tins, and so on) are not yet summarized in detail here

Packaging

  1. Border Coffee three-pound tin (front)

Border Coffee 3 pound tin, front

Wanted

  1. Additional views of Border packaging (reverse, lid, seams, bottom marks)
  2. Three-and-a-half or four-pound pail examples called out on the Brands page, especially premium and non-premium variants
  3. Period advertisements, price cards, or photographs naming Border Coffee