Advertising tin, Barrington Hall Coffee. Please read the complete description and view all of the photos, they are included as part of the description. Made by Baker Co., New York New York & Minneapolis, Minnesota, a very early tin. Tin is 5 1/2" tall, 4 1/4" diameter, one pound size tin has colorful paper label, in good condition for its age, and original slip lid. NO dents. Top has aged tin patina. The back label is partially missing but still displays well, since this is a very difficult tin to find the label is not an issue. Lithograph label still legible, states Baker IMPTG. Co. Importers and Roasters of Coffee. Label states it was Good Housekeeping endorsed, “Tested and Approved by the Good Housekeeping Bureau of Foods, Sanitation and Health Serial no. 26 Copyright 1914.” In the 1900 it was a fledging coffee company and moved its operation to a facility in Minneapolis. They were transplants from Georgia and the label on their coffee cans featured the famous southern mansion in Georgia, Barrington Hall, where they grew up before moving north as adults. As early as 1909 advertisements appeared in Good Housekeeping Magazine. Shrink wrapped for protection. See photos.

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