U.S.A. (1925) Bag of coffee*. Bicolor postal stationery (O) with advertisement for Monadnock Coffee,
AVAILABLE AT $40
BELGIUM (1946) Old woman* grinding coffee*. Postal card (N), Publibel No 765, with printed advertisement for Verschuere's Koffie. Nice!
AVAILABLE AT $15
BELGIUM (1952) Coat of arms*. Postal card (O), Publibel No 1004, with advertisement for Les Cafés Bourgeois Frères Neufchateau.
AVAILABLE AT $15
BELGIUM (1963) Woman* drinking coffee*. Postal card (O), Publibel 1826, with color advertisement for Clé d'Or Coffee. Attractive!
AVAILABLE AT $15
SWEDEN (1956) Coffee*. Red meter cancelation on card, "Date-stamped Luxus Coffee Aroma Guaranteed."
AVAILABLE AT $15
BELGIUM (1972) Tea plant* growing out of cup*. Postal card (O), Publibel No 2499F with advertisement for Vichy Tea - Laxative, Purgative, Purifier.
AVAILABLE AT $20
U.S.A. (1882) Tea. Coffee. Groceries. Spices. Tobacco. Postal card (O) with printed ad on back for "Garrett, Whitesides & Co. Wholesale Grocers...Packers of the well-known brands of Roasted Coffees, 'Ambrosia' and 'Favorite'." Lovely and interesting!
AVAILABLE AT $25
CANADA (1907) Teas. Postal card (O) with printed ad on front and printed message on back for J.J. McGaffin teas. Interesting varieties: Eureka, Crow, Cuckoo, Robin, Saryune, Padrae, etc.
AVAILABLE AT $50
U.S.A. (1917) Box of tea*. Chinese men with braids intertwined* and moving in opposite directions. 1 cent postal card (O) with advertising. "J.H. Forbes Tea and Coffee Company." Superb design!
AVAILABLE AT $40
BELGIUM (1973) Coffee*. Postal card (O), Publibel No 2353F, with advertisement for Café Hivre. Scarce!
AVAILABLE AT $15
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. (1922) Box of coffee*. Entire (O) with illustrated corner ad for Monadnock Coffee.
AVAILABLE AT $65
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
U.S.A. (1950) Boxes of tea*. One cent postal card (O) with advertising. "Tender Leaf Tea."
AVAILABLE AT $20
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
BELGIUM (1954) Bag of coffee*. Postal card (O), Publibel No 1263, with illustrated ad for Cafe Silver Crown Fort.
AVAILABLE AT $12
BELGIUM (1957) Stylized man with coffee leaves*. Postal card (O), Publibel No 1054, with illustrated ad for Cafes de Congo.
AVAILABLE AT $25
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