Reading Vintage lets you rekindle those fond memories of old books and antique treasures. It's our mission to hunt for exciting, quality, and unique pieces like vintage cookbooks, classic children's stories, and definitive historial books.
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Family Recipes
The Companion Home Service Center has tested every recipe in the Woman's Home Companion Cookbook. Published in 1947 it is sought after even today.
The short-cut recipes offer creative use of today's modern convenience foods, which allow you to whip up a tasty meal in minutes.
Vintage books with beautiful photos and stories of the great masters of dance and their protégés.
Historical Dance BooksThank you for a classic Vintage Book in Fantastic Condition! Very, very pleased
5 STARS rating for your Superior Customer Service
— Michael V. on 2019-11-29
5 out of 5 stars
Love the illustrations and content💕💕
— whidio1 on Dec 2, 2019
5 out of 5 stars
Perfect condition and excellently packaged
— suzcatania on Jan 10, 2020
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Your purchase can be mailed to or delivered in a gift bag within the city limits.
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A book full of old sea shanties, packed with the quaintest imaginable pictures.
This book is considered the official and most detailed history of the first 50 years. Published originally in 1902 in a limited and numbered edition of only 3,000 copies.
Whether the books on your shelves are first editions or book club favorites to enjoy them for years, follow these tips.
Never store your books in direct sun to avoid sun-fade. Also, avoid heat and humidity.
Add your books to your dusting routine to avoid musty smells and mildew.
Consider wrapping older books in acid-free, UV-resistant plastic book cover to protect cover.
Store books away from heat sources like the furnace vents. High temperatures can crack leather spines and make book glue fragile.
Taking care of your valuable books will preserve their monetary and sentimental value, and guarantee that they will be enjoyable for years to come.
"By the Pricking of My Thumbs, Something Wicked This Way Comes"
-William Shakespeare
Discover Classics!
The Rough and Lusty Story of The American Lumberjack at Work and Play, from Maine to Oregon.
The heartwarming story of Lawerence Welk's triumphant return to television and his wonderful relationship with his musical family.
Memories
Uncle Wiggily is an engaging elderly rabbit, who has many livley adventures.
Thidwick allows a motley collection of creatures to set up home in his antlers, the kindly moose soon finds that his guests have gone too far!
Book collector? SuperFan of a famous author? Sentimental Shopper?
If you are browsing our vintage books you want to purchase the best book possible in your price range.
To do that you need information. Measurements help, along with photos and descriptions. Don't forget, if you need more information, ask!
Glossery of Terms
Agatha Christie’s novels have been translated to approximately forty-five languages and have sold more than two billion copies have made Agatha “The Most Read Novelist “of history.
She is undoubtedly the “QUEEN OF THE CRIME.”
Reading Vintage had our last outdoor vintage festival. The season went by fast, we met many great people and learned something new every show.
We will be planning our 2020 schedule in January. Check back for updates.
2019 Festival Info“That I Can Read and Be Happy While I Am Reading, Is a Great Blessing.”
― Anthony Trollope