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Condition varies across the group. The Atlas booklet has substantial cover wear, stains, and handwritten canning notes, while several smaller pamphlets retain cleaner interiors and bright graphics. The photos show the stained covers, worn edges, folded corners, and readable pages.
Promotional recipe leaflets and extension bulletins put branded products beside household instruction. Together, these pieces offer a look at the printed material families kept for preserving garden produce, stocking a freezer, and making jams and jellies. The previous owner's notes beside the Atlas tomato recipes and inside the back cover add another layer to that kitchen history.
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If you collect Atlas and Kerr kitchen advertising, this eight-piece group brings together jar graphics, promotional recipes, and handwritten canning notes in one collection. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.
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