Other Coffee Related Items

Reproduction Old Reliable Coffee Advertising Sign	This is a new/unused metal reproduction of a 1930's Old Reliable Coffee advertising sign showing the trademark old man with his pipe along with a one pound bag of their coffee and the slogan "Always the same" "Always good". I was told these were made during the 1970's and are no longer being produced.	$35.00
Original Old Reliable Coffee Advertising Sign	These are new old stock advertising signs for Old Reliable Coffee. I purchased these from a man in Ohio who found these in a basement where his grandfather who had been a salesman for Old Reliable had left them many years ago. These are made of a heavy duty waxed cardboard material and look very nice framed. I have about 10 of these and the picture is representative of the bunch with some having minor rub-wear. 12 x 10" I'll pick the best one out of the bunch until they're gone and send you a picture of it for your approval before mailing.	$40.00
1902 Enterprising Housekeeper	An original 1902 booklet sold for 25¢ by Enterprise Mfg. Contains recipes and advertisements for Enterprise products. This one is marked on the back and inside the front cover "Thos. Leonard Scranton PA". A very nice piece. Has advertisements and prices for Enterprise products mixed in with the recipes. Item No. 3576	Sold
1904 Enterprising Housekeeper	Basically the same booklet as above with different front and back covers. A very nice piece with some light creases and small tears. Stamped W. M. Whitney & Co. Albany NY on the back cover. Has advertisements and prices for Enterprise products mixed in with the recipes. The first two pages are stuck together near the binding and I suspect that is originally had some extra advertising glued inside. Item No. 3578	Sold
1898 Enterprising Housekeeper	Basically the same booklet as above but cost 50¢, has a different cover and stamped Swank Hardware Co. Johnstown PA on the back cover. This has an extra advertising card glued inside the front page as shown in the pictures. Item No. 3577	Sold

Wrightsville Hardware American Coffee Mill No. 14	This is a Wrightsville Hardware American Coffee Mill which probably dates from the 1960's and was made in Wrightsville PA. Wrightsville Hardware purchased Logan and Strogridge in 1906 and continued producing L&S coffee mills under the Wrightsville name. The crank arm is embossed with "WHCo" in script style lettering. The grinder retains it's original label which has some small tears. The grinder itself is in excellent almost new condition. Item No. 3987	$65.00
Wrightsville Hardware Colonial Coffee Grinder or Mill No. 1707	This mill was most likely made right around the 1960's. It was produced by the Wrightsville Hardware Co. which had purchased Logan and Strobridge in 1906. They continued to produce mills under their name after they purchased L&S. It was used very little and retains it's original label. There is a split in the top of the drawer but it is not loose at all and may be from when it was made. Item No. 2475	Sold
Wrightsville Hardware Co. Brighton Side Coffee Grinder or Mill No. 32-000	This is a Wrightsville Hardware side coffee mill that most likely dates to right around the 1960's. It has it's original finish and doesn't appear to have been used much if at all. The grind is adjusted with the wing nut which is attached to the back of the grinding cone. The interior grinding mechanism was wire brushed to remove some light surface rust and the exterior was cleaned so it's ready to be used. Item No. 3994	$65.00
Wrightsville Hardware Co. American Beauty Coffee Grinder or Mill	This is a copy of an older tin hopper wall mount coffee mill of the same name that was first produced by `Logan & Strobridge. The body is made of cast iron and the hopper is made of a sheet metal. It originally came with a red tin cup but this one came to me with the Bonanza cup which fits and works well and most likely dates to the same time period as the grinder (1960's). The hopper of this mill has some scratches in the paint and was originally red but the color has faded over the years. Item No. 1729	Sold