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Vintage Old Dutch Brand Coffee Bag 1 Lb 1940s Kitchen Decor Portage Wisconsin WI. New, unused. May have light stains. See photos for more information. This vintage Old Dutch Brand coffee bag, dating back to the 1940s, is a piece of kitchen decor originating from Portage, Wisconsin. The red bag features a design that reflects the theme of coffee and tea, showcasing its originality as a collectible advertising item. Made in the United States, this 1 lb bag is a nostalgic piece of merchandise and memorabilia that captures the essence of a bygone era in the food and beverage industry.
Vintage Original Janney Co. Rising Sun Tavern Coffee Chicory Bag Unused, 1940 Preowned condition. Has never been used. Says, “Rising Sun Tavern, Coffee with Chicory. Roasted and Packed by Janney Coffee Co., Fredericksburg, VA. 1 Lb. Net.” Measurements: 9 5/8 Inches by 3 3/8 Inches. Please view photos above carefully for condition and feel free to ask any questions. Be sure to check out the other Vintage pieces that we have available.
The product is a vintage postcard featuring the Boston Bedroom of Paul Revere in Massachusetts. Manufactured in 1940, this original printed postcard captures the historic significance of the city and the famous patriot. The postcard showcases the iconic landmarks and artistry of Boston, making it a valuable collectible for history enthusiasts and postcard collectors alike. With features like a divided back and chrome accents, this postcard from the Colorpicture brand offers a glimpse into the past with a touch of nostalgia.
The MA 1904 Glimpse of Common Boston Mass. Postcard AJ/37 is an original printed (lithograph) postcard featuring a glimpse of the Common in Boston, Massachusetts. Manufactured in 1904, this postcard showcases the city’s charm and history, making it a valuable addition to any collection. With its standard size and vintage appeal, this postcard is perfect for collectors interested in topographical postcards, art, and cities & towns themed pieces from the early 1900s.