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Are you a cookbook collector? Or maybe a hand-me-down recipe collector? Share your thoughts and experiences with others.
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http://iantiqueonline.ning.com/profile/ValeriePowe
I have seen most of America. I once lived in Alaska for almost 4 years - It’s a story in itself. I graduated from Southern Illinois University. I am a lover of history and a doer of science. I make music and write books. My past time is digging in the past and bringing it into the present.
My current book is Mrs. Pots Cookbook, over 80 vintage recipes of the 1800s, collected from media sources all across America. History never before captured in one book. Preserved exactly as it was presented in the 1800s. A great collection and a rare find.
http://www.amazon.com/Mrs-Pots-Cookbook-Recipes-1800s/dp/1440439931
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Vintage Children's Cookbooks
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Retro Inspired Contemporary Cookbooks 1 Reply
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Comment by Heart of Virginia Antiques on July 21, 2009 at 6:25pm -
Up The Creek, I've got a ton of vintage cookbooks, several seafood related come on by and take a look if you want...
Twice Around, I love those old cookbooks, especially the appliance ones! I have a few in the store right now I'm hoping someone will want. What IS it about the older cookbooks anyway, huh? I know I do especially love the ones with the old black & white photos and illustrations....
How about the rest of y'all?
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Comment by James T. Brookins on March 18, 2009 at 11:23pm -
I just got into re-selling books with another dealer friend (Arthur). he and I are green when it comes to cook books and what people are looking for. Perhaps I will gin more insight following this group for a while? I also hope to contribute when possible.
God Bless You James Brookins
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Comment by CoBoy Mary on March 17, 2009 at 3:05pm - I have two nice New York Times Cookbooks. One large print by Jean Hewitt and one titled New York Times Menu Cook Book by Craig Claiborne. The one I got most resently is titled The Ladies Aid Cookbook by Beatrice Vaughan. But one of my favorites is The Spice Cookbook by Avanelle Day and Lillie Stuckey. The illustrations are beautiful and there are over 600 pages. Each spice has its own little profile and what its mostly used for and then many recipes. And it only cost me $4.00 at a local Antique Mall.
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Comment by Oralei/bronzedrooster on February 13, 2009 at 5:23pm - "Up the Creek" Fishing collectibles is looking for Favorite Fish recipies!
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Comment by rescuelifeproducts on February 6, 2009 at 1:57am -
Hi. I join this group because it seems that everyday I'm alway finding them. I don't hate them but the real old ones keep showing up and I do't have the heart to throw them away.
I may be able to share some information in the future that may be helpful and for this reason I will be here available if called upon.
I promise to help but my help will be on a limited basis.
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