title things made (5 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: Good. First edition (no additional printings listed). Original covers, staplebound, 4 1/4 x 7 inches, index, 24 pp, photo of log cabin from 1926 State Fair on front cover, no illustrations. Softcover booklet, good. Moderate shelf wear, some light tan stains and drop marks on covers, paper lightly age yellowed, otherwise tight, clean, paper crisp, unmarked. Consists of 4 page introduction giving a brief history of food available in the early days, followed by recipes compiled from various sources such as fruit flummery, spider corn bread, Hartford election cake, crazy jiggers, pandowdy, calf's foot jelly and switchel. Scarce, only 3 copies (by cover title) on OCLC. Cookbook; cook book; culinary history; Americana.

Condición: Good. Folder with mounted title wit stapled booklet with English introduction and booklet with Japanese binding with mounted title, illustrated in b/w, text in Japanese, 8vo.; Foxed on bottom back folder.

Softcover. Condición: Fine. First Edition. 32pp; 20 engraved illustrations of various models of Mt. Penn stoves. Also contains descriptions of the stoves, and many recipes. Bound in decorated orange wrappers, 5.75" x 3.5" [OCLC locates only the Hagley Museum holding of this trade catalog.].

Amsterdam, C.J. van der Peet, [ca. 1964]. 2 parts. [11] pages text. Stapled wrappers. (= textbooklet) + [15] pages. b./w. ills. Japanese Chitzu style paper wrapper (= facsimile). Together in cardboard portfolio. Crown 8vo.Facsimile of "Ehon Take ni Yorumono." - Introduction in English by W.H.de Roos.

Leather Binding. Condición: Good. Fourth Edition. The Fourth edition, 1724. Bound in full brown period calf, spine eith raised bands, covers bordered with twin gilt fillets (quite rubbed, front cover detached; some toning to text). PROVENANCE: With an ink note (a long quote from Benjamin Franklin about Lyons, with signature removed and date of 1847) on front pastedown; there are 3 pencil notes on front free endpaper in the same hand, including one reading: 'I reviewed briefly this vol. in the Philobiblion Vol. I C.M.S.'; pencil signature of William [Berman?] on front endpaper. A scarce early edition.