Favorite Recipes Desserts Edition Home Economics Teachers 1963 and Catholic Women 1966 Two Comb Bound Cookbooks

Two Desserts Edition community cookbooks from Favorite Recipes Press in Montgomery, Alabama. Favorite Recipes of Home Economics Teachers is copyright 1963, and the Catholic Women volume is copyright 1966, both including party beverages alongside the desserts.

The home economics teachers book has a red top band with a tiered cake server and a chocolate cake roll, and its yellow oval promises 384 pages holding 2000 Favorite Recipes. The Catholic Women book shows a stained glass window above a cake and coffee service, with the same 2000 Favorite Recipes banner across the top.

Both are comb bound with white plastic combs that are still whole, so they open flat for baking. The covers show edge and corner wear, and the pages are toned from use.

Details

  • Item: Two vintage Favorite Recipes Press dessert cookbooks
  • Title: Favorite Recipes of Home Economics Teachers, Desserts Edition, and Favorite Recipes of Catholic Women, Desserts Edition
  • Author: Recipes from home economics teachers and from Catholic women's groups, gathered by Favorite Recipes Press
  • Illustrator: Not confirmed from photos
  • Publisher: Favorite Recipes Press, Montgomery, Alabama
  • Publication Year: 1963 and 1966
  • Edition and Printing: Both carry their copyright dates on the title page; printings are not confirmed from photos
  • Format and Binding: Two paperbacks with white plastic comb bindings
  • Dust Jacket: None
  • Pages: 384 pages claimed on the cover of the home economics teachers book; page counts are not confirmed from photos
  • Genre: Desserts and party beverages, community cookbook
  • Language: English
  • ISBN: None, published before ISBN use
  • Dimensions: Not confirmed from photos

Positives

  • Graded Good: Both white plastic combs are complete, so each book opens flat and every page turns.
  • The cover designs keep their color, with the tiered server on one and the stained glass window on the other.
  • Both books carry their 2000 Favorite Recipes banners and their party beverage sections.
  • The recipe pages are clean, with only light toning.

Issues / Wear

  • Covers on both books show edge wear and rubbing at the corners.
  • Punch holes show wear where the combs pass through the paper.
  • Page edges are toned from use.
  • Light scuffing shows on the cover surfaces.

If you collect community cookbooks, this pair brings two 1960s Favorite Recipes Press dessert editions together. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.

Condition Grade: Good

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  • Fair: Heavy wear or damage, named above. A reading or working copy, not a display piece.

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