My Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook - 1936 Edition 14th Printing - 1930's Binder Cookbook cookbooks There are crazing and staining

There are crazing and staining on all of the plates

Not only is it functional

it was named after the farmer who owned a large swatch of land in West Virginia where the manufacturing plant first came to life in 1914

rambling house or in a small compact apartment

Some very minor rub marks and light stains on cover boards

My Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook - 1936 Edition 14th Printing - 1930's Binder Cookbook cookbooks There are crazing and stainingThis book is your starting point for a whole new adventure in meal making(from the Introduction) {HISTORY} First published in 1930, this binder style cookbook produced by the tasting test kitchen of Better Homes and Gardens, was a novelty in layout and design. For the first time, it incorporated the notion that women were collecting their own recipes as much as following them in cookbooks, so they created this binder style to suit the custom needs of