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1920 U.S. Navy Cook Book 129 Pages

This vintage 1920 U.S. Navy Cook Book is a fascinating addition to any cookbook collection. With 129 pages of recipes and cooking techniques, this book is a testament to the rich history of Navy cooking. The book is in paperback format and is written in English. The cookbook covers a range of topics including Navy-specific recipes and cooking techniques. The author of the book is Navy and the genre is cookbooks. This book is perfect for anyone interested in Navy cooking and history. MODERN REPRINT OF ORIGANAL All books have been cleaned and restored. But Due to its age, it may contain imperfections. Please see pictures for quality. Contact me with any questions or concerns. 129 pages 5.5 x 8.5″ Comb Bound with Cardstock Covers

1920 A Little Preserving Book For A Little Girl 200 Pages

MODERN REPRINT OF ORIGANAL All books have been cleaned and restored. But Due to its age, it may contain imperfections. Please see pictures for quality. Contact me with any questions or concerns. 200 pages 5X8″ Comb Bound with Cardstock Covers This vintage paperback book titled „A Little Preserving Book For A Little Girl“ is a charming addition to any collection. Written by Amy L. Waterman and published in 1920, it contains 200 pages of recipes and instructions for preserving food, specifically for children. The book is written in English and covers topics such as cooking, children, books, and preserving. The book is perfect for those interested in the history of cookbooks and food preservation, as well as those looking for unique and informative reads. The format of the book is paperback, making it easy to carry and read on the go. Get your hands on this rare gem and add it to your collection today.

NAVY cookbook 1920 [Loose-Leaf Edition]

139 Total Pages. Re-imaging done for greater clarity. UNBOUND BINDER-READY / LOOSE LEAF, Book on 24# (HEAVY) paper. IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S. ONLY. NO APOs OR MILITARY BASES.

Forging The Sword Story Of Camp Devens 1920 WWI New England Robinson HC 1st Ed

„Forging The Sword: The Story Of Camp Devens“ is a vintage nonfiction book published by Robinson in 1920 during the era of World War I. This first edition hardcover book offers a detailed narrative about the history and military significance of Camp Devens, its role in training soldiers, and its impact on the New England region during the early 20th century. With 172 illustrated pages, this book is a valuable resource for adult readers interested in the military history of World War I and the training camps in the United States.