U.S.A. (1898) Angel. Coffee. 2 cent postal stationery (O) with advertising. "Arbuckles' Coffee."
AVAILABLE AT $30
U.S.A. (1903) Coffee. Winged lady. 2 cents postal stationery (O) with advertising. "Arbuckles' Coffee."
AVAILABLE AT $30
SWITZERLAND (1907) Can of tea. Postal card (O) with illustrated ad on reverse for Thé Louis Béchert - Lausanne.
AVAILABLE AT $65
U.S.A. (1920) Can of coffee. Postal card (N) with illustrated ad for Arbuckle Breakfast Coffee mentioning interesting products such as Basket Fired Japan, Gunpowder.
AVAILABLE AT $40
U.S.A. (1920) Teaspoons. Silverware. 1 cent response postal card (N) with advertising: "This is the way I found my silver." "Harpar's Bazaar."
AVAILABLE AT $40
U.S.A. (1926) Man examining copper coffee pot. Postal card (O) with illustrated ad on reverse for Baltimore Copper Smelting & Rolling Co. Number 7 in a series about the history of copper.
AVAILABLE AT $40
GERMANY (1929) Coffee mills. Illustrated envelope.
AVAILABLE AT $15
U.S.A. (1937) Can of coffee. Violet meter cancellation on cover Pitney Bowes No 91643: "Ehler's Grade A Coffee, Now specially ground for drip-pot percolator or silex."
AVAILABLE AT $20
GERMANY (1938) Coffee. Red meter cancellation on envelope "Innungskrankenkaffe der handwerkherinnung fur das Bockerhandwerk in Berlin.
AVAILABLE AT $20
U.S.A. (1950) Boxes of tea. One cent postal card (O) with advertising. "Tender Leaf Tea."
AVAILABLE AT $20
GUATEMALA (1950) Gathering coffee. Agricultural colony. Banana trees. Sugar harvest. International bridge. Set of 5 overprinted SPECIMEN. Scott Nos 330-4, Yvert Nos 343-7.
AVAILABLE AT $50
BELGIUM (1951) Packages of coffee. Postal card (O), Publibel No 1015, with illustrated ad for Dessilly coffees.
AVAILABLE AT $15
BELGIUM (1952) Coat of arms. Postal card (O), Publibel No 1004, with illustrated ad for Les Cafes Bourgeois Freres Neufchateau.
AVAILABLE AT $12
BELGIUM (1952) Woman drinking coffee. Postal card (O), Publibel No 1070, with illustrated ad for Reflets, Cafes des Gourmets.
AVAILABLE AT $15
U.S.A. (1953) Coffee Percolator. Red meter cancellation on piece Pitney Bowes No 58823: "Completely automatic. Mirro-matic electric percolator."
AVAILABLE AT $12
BELGIUM (1954) Bag of coffee. Postal card (O), Publibel No 1263, with illustrated ad for Cafe Silver Crown Fort.
AVAILABLE AT $12
NEW CALEDONIA (1955) Coffee. Deluxe sheet. Scott No 302, Yvert No 286. Attractive!
AVAILABLE AT $15
BELGIUM (1957) Stylized man with coffee leaves. Postal card (O), Publibel No 1054, with illustrated ad for Cafes de Congo.
AVAILABLE AT $25
NETHERLANDS (1959) Cup of coffee. Red meter cancellation on envelope "Douweegberts Moccona poeder-koffie."
AVAILABLE AT $20
U.S.A. (1959) Tea. Red meter cancellation on piece Pitney Bowes No 116715: "Salada, deep-flavor tea."
AVAILABLE AT $15
BELGIUM (1963) Woman sipping cup of coffee. Postal card (O), Publibel No 1941, with illustrated ad for Cle D'Or coffee.
AVAILABLE AT $15
BELGIUM (1966) Coat of arms. Postal card (O), Publibel No 1791, with illustrated ad for Silver Crown Coffee.
AVAILABLE AT $12
GERMANY (1942) Dairy. Coffee Red meter cancellation on envelope Oftra Erzeugniffe als helfer in jeben Molkerei u. kaferie-Betrieb.
CANADA (1895) Thé. Epices. Sel. Café. Sauce. Entier Publicitaire (O) à 1 cent. "Jardine & Co., Wholesale Grocers."
ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON (1993) White-spotted sawyer (Monomachus scutellatus). Chicory (Cichorium intybus). Deluxe sheet. Scott No 588.
U.S.A. (1903) Windmill. Coffee. 2 cent illustrated postal stationery (O) with flag cancel. "E.D. Keyes & Company, Dutch roasted coffee importers."