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Tried Receipts. [Compiled by residents of] Lakeville, Conn., 1888

Tried Receipts. [Compiled by residents of] Lakeville, Conn., 1888

by [Residents of (Lakeville, Conn.)]

North Canaan, Conn : [Printed by the] Press of Connecticut Western News , 1888 (click for more details)
Uncooked Foods & How to Use Them, A Treatise on How to Get the Highest Form of Animal Energy From Food. With Recipes for Preparation, Healthful Combinations and Menus
High-Street Cook Book

High-Street Cook Book

by [Hood, C.I. & Co.]; Ladies of the High Street Church, Lowell, Mass

Lowell, MA : C.I. Hood & Co , 1885 (click for more details)
What Shall We Have To-Day? Something New For Lunch Something New For Din..
First Edition 

What Shall We Have To-Day? Something New For Lunch Something New For Din..

by Boulestin, X. Marcel

London : William Heinemann , 1931 (click for more details)
Cunard Line, Cocktails, Liqueurs, Cigars, Cigarettes, etc.

Cunard Line, Cocktails, Liqueurs, Cigars, Cigarettes, etc.

by [Cocktail Menu] Cunard Line, QEI

England : Cunard Line , 1932 (click for more details)

Recent Catalogs

UNXLD: American Cookbooks of Community Place, vol. 1 THE FIRST volume in a long-term effort to examine American community cookbooks as well as other cookbooks outside the formal genre that express place and/or community.



WITHIN THE CATALOGUE, the items are arranged alphabetically by state, and chronologically within each state. This first offering (of what is expected to be six volumes in all) includes one hundred forty-four community books (and others which address issues of place and community) from Alabama through the District of Columbia, nearly one quarter of which are unrecorded.



Recent Catalogs

2019 Bibliography Week ABAA Showcase A short catalogue of items we will be bringing to the 2019 Bibliography Week ABAA Showcase in New York City. The one-day showcase takes place Thursday, January 24th, from 10-4pm, and is located at the French Institute /Alliance Francaise, at 22 East 60th Street. The catalogue, offered here in no particular order, is mostly newly-catalogue printed and manuscript books and ephemera, all related to cookery.