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1916498731916. COOKBOOK. A BOOK OF GOOD LUNCHEONS FOR MY FRIEND or "what to have for luncheon". By Mary J. Lincoln. New York: Dodge Publishing Co. 1916. 8vo. printed paper wraps. A fine copy clean and bright in the original glassine dust wrapper and illustrated publisher's box which shows splitting at a couple corners. unknown books
188132281Buffalo N.Y.: D. Ransom Son & Co 1881. 1st edition thus. 8th edition overall Wheaton & Kelly 5002. Printed orange paper wrappers sewn. Hole with red string tie to upper left for hanging from a hook. Calendar & advert to rear wrapper. Very minor wear & soiling. Small inkspot to lower edge of front wraper. Withal a Nr Fine copy. 32 pp. Illustrated with the occasional woodcut primarily for adverts. 8vo. 6-3/8" x 4" <br/><br/>Ostensibly a recipe book issued annually by D. Ransom with recipes the 'Candied Cherries' sounds good interspersed with advertising matter medicinal cures & personal testimonies. The series began in 1874 continuing through our reseach indicates the mid-1920s. We no evidence of an extant complete run. D. Ransom, Son & Co unknown books
189732283Buffalo N.Y.: D. Ransom Son & Co 1897. 1st edition thus. 20th edition overall cf. Cagle 876 - 878 for the years 1882 83 & 89. Printed peach-colored wrappers sewn. Hole for string tie to upper left for hanging from a hook. Advert to rear wrapper. Minor wear & soiling. Small inkspot to lower edge of front wraper. Withal a VG copy. 32 pp. P. 32 with a calendar for the year. Illustrated with the occasional woodcut primarily for adverts. 8vo. 6-3/8" x 4" <br/><br/>A recipe book ostensibly issued annually by D. Ransom with recipes the 'Coffee Jelly' sounds interesting interspersed with advertising matter medicinal cures & personal testimonies. The series began in 1874 continuing through our reseach indicates the mid-1920s. We no evidence of an extant complete run. D. Ransom, Son & Co unknown books
1869WRCLIT81995New York: Dick and Fitzgerald 1869. 514421pp. Octavo. Cloth backed pictorial boards. Illustrations in chapter on carving. Binding extremities worn a few signatures starting light spotting to one leaf; withal a good copy. One of many later reprintings of this receipt book based on a text first published ca. 1839. OCLC locates nine copies of this impression. WHEATON & KELLY 125. OCLC: 34903665. Dick and Fitzgerald hardcover books
194013257San Francisco: British War Relief Association of Northern California 1940. First Edition 1st Printing. Near Fine. 8x5.5in; 3 5-125 pp. 1 charts for calories minerals vitamins and meat cuts black and white illustrations in text; Cream stiff paper covers with red and blue lettering and British flags on front within rust ink illustrations blue and red eight plastic spiral binding; Minor soiling and tanning to covers no prior owner marks or annotations. The British War Relief Society was created in 1939 for humanitarian relief of Great Britain with the outbreak of World War II in Europe. In the United States there was a strong isolationist movement and the official policy of the government was nonintervention with the 1939 Neutrality Act. This did not stop citizens from organizing relief efforts to support the beleaguered British people with nonmilitary supplies in the first years of the war. The Society's headquarters was in New York with chapters throughout the Country. British War Relief Association of Northern California unknown books
187730173New York: Dodd Mead & Company 1877. 1st edition cf. Bitting pp101-102 for the 1879 edition. Not in Cagle though see 193 & 194 for 2 other works by Corson. No copies on OCLC. Grey-green cloth binding stamped in black to front board & spine. Some soiling & darkening to boards. Chip from cloth at spine crown. Smattering of foxing. Withal a better-than-average About VG copy of a somewhat uncommon 19th C. cookery book. 144 pp including Index. 12mo. 6-1/8" x 3-3/4" <br/><br/>The author the Superintendent of the New York Cooking School. Dodd Mead & Company hardcover books
196129699Boston: Little Brown and Company 1961. 1st edition. Blue-green cloth backed boards. Orange dust jacket. VG/VG. 8 178 pp. 12mo. 7" x 4" <br/><br/> Little Brown and Company hardcover books
188832853Lowell Mass: Published by C. I. Hood & Co 1888. 1st printing Cagle 969; Wheaton & Kelly 2939. Blue & yellow printed paper wrappers stapled. Now housed in an archival mylar sleeve. Some wear & soiling. A VG copy. 16 pp. 8vo. 7-1/8" x 4-1/2" <br/><br/> Published by C. I. Hood & Co unknown books
32854Lowell Mass: Published by C. I. Hood & Co n. d. 1st printing Cagle 971; Wheaton & Kelly 2942. Ca 1880s. Green paper wrappers printed in black stapled. Cut of Hood Apothecary building to rear wrapper. Now housed in an archival mylar sleeve. Wear & soiling. An Abt VG copy. 31 1 pp including Index. Illustrated with series of cuts on napkin-folding p. 3. 8vo. 7" x 4-5/8" <br/><br/> Published by C. I. Hood & Co unknown books
19102222290<p>First edition thus. Octavo. One page preface. Original white oil cloth covers stamped in blue. No dust jacket. Very good few stains. 248 pages 20 pages of ads.</p><p><br /></p><p><b>Two signatures of previous owners.</b></p><p><b>Brown. Culinary Americana #93 1910 edition.</b></p><p><b>Rincon Publishing Company San Francisco.</b></p> Corona Club hardcover books
1925300333San Francisco Cornoa Club 1925. 1925. First edition thus. Original white cloth stamped in blue soiling to covers. Good. Printed by John Kitchen Jr. San Francisco. Inscribed by George Edmund Davie on the front free endpaper in black fountain pen ink: "Please return this book to The Chef George Edmund Davie Berkeley Cal". Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. [San Francisco, Cornoa Club, 1925]. hardcover books
70593A collection of material kept by Gloria Sabath and her husband Fred concerning a McDonald's hamburger franchise location the couple owned in Carson California. The materials in this group include everything from memos about managing worker interest in labor unions to approved McDonald's décor options of the 1970s. There are also marketing reports laying out various corporate strategies of the popular hamburger chain along with workbooks and diplomas related to the Sabath's attendance at Hamburger University in Chicago. The following provides a complete list of the materials in this collection: approximately 50 sheets of McDonald's stationary with the golden arches logo on the top and "licensee of McDonald's System Inc." along the bottom edge; 1984 Ronald McDonald Olympic Coloring Calendar; McDonald's Salutes the Olympic Games 1984 Los Angeles 20 page stapled 8.5 x 11 inch brochure; a black leatherette valise with a gold stamped McDonald's logo on the front containing a welcome letter to Hamburger University for Gloria Sabath along with four McDonald's guidebooks about stat reports a handout on better training and a crew certification program; a document outlining a November 1974 "Guarantee Campaign" promoted by the McDonald's Operators of Southern California; McDonald's Training Aids Catalog for October 1974; McDonald's 1974 First Quarter Promotion program; Master's Degrees in "Hamburgerology" awarded to the Sabath's in 1984 from Hamburger University along with four other framed diplomas and eight photographs of the couple with other McDonald's officials; a variety of McDonald's swag including a French fry box shaped tote bag McDonaldland playdough dried out four plastic trays and 1974 McDonaldland stationary; a legal size folder with marketing materials for McDonalds in 1971 with multiple reports and charts about building repeat customers; a yellow three-ring binder for local store promotion & gift catalog including a price sheet franchise owners could order everything from plastic hand puppets to McDonald's monogrammed golf bags; a 1971 brochure of approved environmental décor for McDonald's showing three schemes: Colonial Contemporary and Mediterranean along with related items; a 1974 Christmas gifts folder with a variety of gifts "you will be proud to give to employees family and friends."; a small 1967 brochure listing all of the McDonald's in the United States with photographs of the products offered; a small brochure circa 1970s that provides an outline of the employee relations tools available to franchise owners including a two hour seminar to "show store management what kinds of issues cause crew people to go to a union for help."; a folding brochure for Hamburger University circa 1975; 1974 order forms for a variety of McDonald's-branded giveaways; a 28-page brochure for the McDonald's Group Insurance Plan for health including dental and life insurance for all fulltime employees updated February 1 1974; a folding brochure dated August 1998 providing nutrition facts for all McDonald's products; a green folder with two pockets providing tips for service enhancement; a red and white folder with two pockets and information about the 1976 celebration of the opening of McDonald's 4000th restaurant in Montreal Quebec; a dozen miscellaneous papers mostly from the McDonald's Los Angeles region about promotions changes in personnel a variety of marketing programs and other issues impacting franchise owners including a 1974 letter about the $2 minimum wage and compliance. unknown books
143215hardcover. illus. 8vo cloth d.w. Newton Abbot: David & Charles 1971. vg<br/><br/> unknown books
1879WRCLIT64146London: Frank Kerslake 1879. Contemporary three quarter gilt calf marbled boards t.e.g. Front free endsheet loose binding rather scuffed and worn a bit of soiling at edges; a sound copy with an early bookseller's description tipped to the front endsheet. First edition of the earliest Dickens bibliography. A significant association copy probably in a presentation binding inscribed by the compiler to the novelist's son on a preliminary leaf: "To Charles Dickens Esq. with the regards of the Compiler James Cook Aug. 27 1879." Cook's BIBLIOGRAPHY "made with a set of the various Works as they were originally published in parts or in volumes" precedes that of R.H. Shepherd Manchester 1881 and several items directed at collectors such as Johnson's HINTS TO COLLECTORS 1885. Cook provides "such particulars as are necessary to give the Bibliophilist or Collector a thorough knowledge of the peculiarities of the several editions". Major minor and miscellaneous works Christmas books biographies and portraits are described with notes on reprints and inscribed copies. GIMBEL H108. Frank Kerslake hardcover books
53914Chicago: Legal News Co. printers and stereotypers 1878. 8vo pp. ix 3 13-64; original printed gray wrappers slightly chipped; very good. Dietzsch 1829-1890 was a towering figure in Chicago in the last half of the 19th century. He emigrated from Bavaria in 1853 and was by turns a restauranteur poet druggist wine merchant publisher and Coroner of Cook County. See: https://flps.newberry.org/article/5418474_12_0064. <br/><br/> Legal News Co., printers and stereotypers unknown books
M04P-00346Dalmation Press. Used - Very Good. Very Good condition. Dalmation Press unknown books
1975131786Akron OH: Akron Art Institute 1975. First edition. Oblong softcover. Exhibition catalog for a group show that ran February 2 through March 9 1975. Includes one image and information about each photographer. A very good copy in stapled wrappers with some minor wear. Uncommon. Akron Art Institute unknown books
194647767New York: H. Holt. Very Good. 1946. Hardcover. NY: H. Holt 1946. 162 pages hardbound. VG/VG with very light wear to the mylar protected DJ. . H. Holt hardcover books
198424057New York: Seditious Delicious 1984. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. Tall side stapled wrappers. The first issue of this poetry magazine that specifically solicits"anti-authoritarian" poetry. Unpaginated. A very good example. Seditious Delicious paperback books
1911133612London: George Allen & Company 1911. Hardcover. Good some wear to cover. ex-library with perforation stamps on plates and title pages. damage to a few page edges in volume one affecting only a small portion of the margins. glue spot on first page. Two volumes. Navy library buckram. 540 615 pp. BW frontispieces. Early biography by a contemporary. George Allen & Company hardcover books
19241330196New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company 1924. First Edition Second Printing. Hardcover. 10mo; pp 109; G-; black spine without text; no jacket; original publisher's cloth has modest wear to exterior; red drawing and lettering to front; chipped spine toward lower rear joint; minor fraying to corners; sturdy boards; text block has slight age <br /> toning to exterior edge; light tone to endpapers; previous owners' names to ffep; frontispiece; illustrated;<br /> <br /> <p>NOTE: Shelved in Netdesk office in bookcases next to Ephemera section. 1330196. FP New Rockville Stock. Frederick A. Stokes Company hardcover books
1989220494Boston: David Godine 1989. First. hardcover. near fine/very good. Illustrated in b/w. 477pp. Thick 8vo blue cloth d.w. lightly worn Boston: David Godine 1989. Near fine copy in very good d.w.<br/><br/> A revised and enlarged edition compiled by Dorthea Ensko Wyle.<br/><br/> David Godine unknown books
45475Battle Creek Mich: Published by The Battle Creek Food Company n. d. 1st printing ca mid 1920s. Black & white paper covers stapled. Very light wear & soiling. A VG copy. Unpaginated though 12 pp. Illustrated. 12mo. 6-1/4" x 3-7/16" <br/><br/>A pamphlet providing the cure for sluggishness all through proper diet which of course includes Battle Creek Food Company products. Published by The Battle Creek Food Company unknown books
1860422391860. The preponderance printed on blue paper. Sizes range from 4-1/8" x 6-7/8" to 7-3/8" x 7-1/2" <br/><br/>"Paul Whitin helped found the Northbridge Cotton Manufacturing Company in Northbridge Massachusetts in 1809 and in 1816 joined his brothers-in-law in founding the Whitin & Fletchers mill in South Northbridge now Whitinsville of which he became sole owner in 1826. Around this time his two elder sons Paul Jr. and John joined him forming P. Whitin & Sons. Operating under that name Paul and John purchased the Northbridge Cotton Manufacturing Company mill after the death of their father in 1831 and they later added their younger brothers Charles and James to the company. The company prospered and supplemented its cotton production with the manufacture of pickers looms and other machinery. About half of the houses in Whitinsville were owned by the company and rented to its employees most of whom worked in the shop and foundry; a few employees were clerks in the company store." UM website. The P. Whitin & Sons firm was dissolved in 1864. This collection of receipts documents their purchases of foodstuffs & other sundry items from divers merchants in Providence R.I. e.g. Wm. F. Huntoon. Coffee & Spices Worcester e.g. L. Spring 2nd. Flour Meal Salt et al & Boston e.g. W. Baker & Co. Chocolate & Cocoa. A nice cache of material documenting food prices in the Northeast during the mid-19th C. unknown books
17355A ".Life-Like Play Store.The Play Store Game is just like running a real store."; a large and colorful 3-dimensional 'store' with four walls printed inside and out and with cut-out windows and working set of doors opens to approximately 2 feet x 2 feet square and with 12" wall height; with locking slots for the walls for rigidity; with grocery products on a punch-out card using actual brand names: Libby Gaines Birds Eye La France Swift's Premium Brach's Maxwell House Kraft GE Barnum's Animals Animal Crackers French's Bird Seed Jell-O more about 50 pieces still on their card mount and about 10 loose product 'cards' already punched-out; with a group of play 'money' in bills and coins on their original uncut strips; A 'Store Manager' button; also including 5 triangular standing cardstock displays for the 'store' include a check-out counter and in-store display shelves for Nabisco Fig Newtons & Ritz Crackers GE light bulbs Brach's candies others; a store 'floor' printed newstock paper made to look like linoleum; all this came in a brown printed paper sleeve or bag which gives 'store game' directions and contents; some 'coupons' are mentioned on the package not present they were to be used for store purchases and refunds presumably is what occurred and they are gone; date on money pen-coupon cutout states 1952 as closing date for use; some light edge tips wear to pieces a few inner archival tissue repairs to stand bases; cover bag is worn & with a few closed tears; 'flooring' is complete and very fragile with closed tear splitting the sides and edges browned; all card pieces are on heavy stock colors bright and very good; an interesting colorful display teaching children to ".have fun playing store and learning about stores and shopping.so that when you go with your mother to her big grocery store.look for your products.the ones that are shown in your grocery store.and ask the big grocery man where he keeps them.The "Play Store" is really like a big store". The Food Fair chain of grocery stores was located in New York in the 1950s; there were also other Food Fair-named supermarkets and groceries in Detroit Michigan and there are stores with this name currently; an interesting display evoking the consumer ethos of the 1950s and the enthusiasm of post-World War II shopping with products and availability in local stores like this one. Very Good. unknown books