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Wenzel, George L SrBiblio.com

Wenzel's Menu Maker Second Edition

Ward, EbenezerBiblio.com

The Vineyards of Victoria

198010048Adelaide Australia: Sullivan's Cove 1980. Second-hand hardcover. Ward Ebenezer. The Vineyards of Victoria: as visited by Ebenezer Ward in 1864. facsimile of 1864 ed Sullivan's Cove: Adelaide Australia 1980. Folio 330x205mm HC 2xii111022pp. Limited No 123 of 750. VG/VG dj sm rep tear d.e verso sm spotting WARD Ebenezer. 1837 - 1917 The Vineyards of Victoria as visited by Ebenezer Ward in 1864 Adelaide : Sullivan's Cove 1980. Limited facsimile of a series of articles published in The Age in 1864. Number #123 of 750 copies. Printed by Griffin Press Adelaide. Folio 330x205mm pictorial dust jacket blue cloth boards gilt titled spine heavy cream paper 2xiii11022pp. Top edge of dust jacket verso and top edges very small area of spotting/foxing; small closed tear to the dust jacket top edge; else near fine. ¶ Ward was a journalist and politician in colonial South Australia. He emigrated from Britain to Melbourne in 1859 and began working for The Age newspaper. He then moved to South Australia and in 1861 he wrote a series of articles for the Adelaide Advertiser on the vineyards and orchards of South Australia. In 1864 he returned to Melbourne and undertook a similar commission for The Age writing a series of articles on a number of the vineyards of Victoria. The articles provide a valuable and unique account of the emerging pre-phylloxera Victorian wine industry with descriptions of the founders of the Geelong Western District Ballarat and Bendigo. The series is incomplete as neither the Yarra Valley nor Sunbury are mentioned; perhaps because Ward returned to South Australia to take up a new position. Unlike the South Australian articles the Victorian articles were apparently not published in pamphlet form. Scarce. A near fine copy. § OCLC records two holdings in the USA fourteen in Australia and one in the UK. § Gabler 42792; not in Noling; Sullivan's Cove unknown

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Ward, EbenezerBiblio.com

Vineyards & Orchards of Sth Australia

197910049Adelaide: Sullivan's Cove 1979. Second-hand hardcover. Ward Ebenezer. The Vineyards & Orchards of South Australia: a descriptive tour. facsimile of 1862 ed Sullivan's Cove: Adelaide Australia 1979. Folio 330x205mm HC xxi1764 blankpp. Limited: No 253/750. VG/VG dj t.e verso small spotting WARD Ebenezer. 1837 - 1917 The Vineyards & Orchards of South Australia: a descriptive tour by Ebenezer Ward in 1862 Adelaide : Sullivan's Cove 1979. Limited facsimile of a series of articles published in the South Australia Advertiser and Weekly Chronicle and in pamphlet form by the Government of South Australia in 1862. Number #253 of 750 copies. Printed by Griffin Press Adelaide. Folio 330x205mm pictorial dust jacket blue cloth boards gilt titled spine heavy cream paper 2xxi1764 blankpp. Top edge of dust jacket verso and top edges very small area of spotting/foxing else near fine. ¶ Ward was a journalist and politician in colonial South Australia. He emigrated from Britain in 1859. In 1861 he wrote this series of articles for the Adelaide Advertiser. The articles provide an excellent primary resource for the history of the ownership and establishment of nearly fifty early and significant vineyards of South Australia including Auldana Yealumba sic Clarendon Pewsey Vale and Reynella Farm. Ward presciently opined that South Australia would become "one of the most important wine countries of the world." The articles were then reprinted in pamphlet form and 2000 copies were purchased by the Government for free distribution at the 1862 Great Exhibition in London. Rare in the original scarce in this format. A near fine copy. § OCLC records six holdings in the USA twelve in Australia two in the UK and one in Ireland. § cf Ferguson 18189; Gabler 42790 in note; Noling p.432; all referencing the original. Sullivan's Cove unknown

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WARD, ArtemasBiblio.com

THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FOOD Two Volume set

194135870NY: Peter Smith 1941. USA First Thus Owner's name to one volume to endpaper; price notation to second volume front endpaper "DO" written in white ink to the base of the spines no other markings some faint spotting to covers otherwise about Very Good copies; no Dj. Two volume set consisting of 26 x 17 cm volume of text and mostly B&W illus and a 26 x 21.5 cm volume of colour plates. Leaf green cloth with titles to covers in black. Text volume: x 596pp index. B&W photos. Colour frontis of "Vanilla Bean" and fold-out colour plate of "Mushrooms". The subtitles reads: "The stories of foods by which we live how and where they grow and are marketed their comparative values and how best to use and enjoy them." The Volume of plates: x and 71 unnumbered coloured plates showing foodstuffs. The book is copyright 1923 and this is the reissue of 1941 by arrangement with Baker & Taylor Co. Inc. but the preface by the author states that the first issue was in 1882 and that a much larger edition appeared in 1911 which "was restricted by its dedication to the dealer in foods". This restriction was dropped for the 1923 edition and the author takes pride in offering " a volume planned for the entire eating public". This is a fascinating reference for thousands of foodstuffs arranged alphabetically with facts as to their origins cultivation markets use. There are no recipes as such. The entry for BIRDS'`NEST SOUP is typical: " a famous Oriental soup in which the distinguishing ingredient is the edible nests of the Collocalia genus of swifts formerly but erroneously included in the same classification as swallows found chiefly among the islands of the Indian ocean and along certain parts of the Chinese coast. The nests consists essentially of mucus secreted by the birds' remarkably developed salivary glands" Then there follows several sentences on the shape and construction of the nests. Then the chief market at Singapore is discussed with prices higher for the newly built nests as they are whiter. A pound represents about fifty nests. Then there is a discussion about the preparation of bird's nest soup and a short conclusion about availabilty in America. The range and detail of the information given is staggering and is still relevant although some of the processing and cultivation procedures may now be obsolete or may have disappeared. 6.0 JM HOQ 100/4. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Peter Smith Hardcover

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