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A classic vintage Fannie Farmer cookbook for cooks, collectors, and anyone who loves mid-century kitchen books with real shelf presence. This is The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book in a green cloth hardcover, Ninth Edition, completely revised by Wilma Lord Perkins. It’s a substantial, useful copy with 877 pages, and it also includes two found-inside pieces of ephemera: a handwritten recipe and a loose page from another book.
Author: Fannie Merritt Farmer
Title: The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book
Edition: Ninth Edition, completely revised by Wilma Lord Perkins
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company, Boston
Publication Year: 1951 revised edition shown on copyright page; later printing not confirmed
Genre: Vintage cookbook / culinary reference
Binding: Hardcover, green cloth boards, no dust jacket present
Pages: 877
Dimensions: seller provided as 9 x 6
Special Attributes: found inside are a handwritten recipe and a page from another book; illustrated title page notes drawings by Barbara Corrigan
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This is the kind of cookbook many buyers remember from a parent’s or grandparent’s kitchen: practical, substantial, and full of the kind of recipes people actually used. It works well as a nostalgic kitchen book, a collectible Fannie Farmer volume, or a display piece in a story-rich home library. The found handwritten recipe and loose page tucked inside add exactly the kind of personal history many vintage cookbook lovers hope to find.
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