We added this Baltimore-area Joy-Cup one-pound cylindrical slip-lid tin after an eBay purchase from bullseye_emporium—not Hoffmann–Hayman merchandise, but useful regional packaging context beside the San Antonio line. The listing tied the brand to Kroneberger; Baltimore is also where Simpson & Doeller Company ran a major label-and-tin lithography trade, the same firm whose skirt mark appears on a 1920s [H and H Blend tin in the collection]({% post_url 2016-12-05-simpson-doeller-h-and-h-blend-tin %}). The face reads in the same broad idiom as our [Sam Houston one-pound tin]({% post_url 2019-05-01-h_and_h_sam_houston_one_pound_tin %})—portrait roundel, wreath sprays, red-white-blue blocking, and large COFFEE type—though the roaster and brand differ. Joy-Cup Brand sits on the crown band, EVERY CUP A CUP OF JOY curves on the skirt, and the label shows honest age: tarnish on the slip lid and edge wear where the litho meets the metal shoulder.

eBay listing photographs (WebP)

These frames are the seller’s auction photos (exported as WebP); the JPEG above is the collection’s own in-hand shot on Our Collection as gallery clip HH-COLL-2026-0004.

Front	Back

Left	Right

Lid (top)	Bottom

Accession

• Accession: [HH-CAN-2026-0004]({{ ‘/accessions/’ | relative_url }}#hh-can-2026-0004).