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Over 50 Fascinating Old Cookbooks

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Over 50 homemade cookbooks - mainly ring bound cookbooks from club or societies mostly from the 1960's and 70's.My mother is an avid collector and this is overspill from her collection. See the list below for a smattering of the strange and unusual publications included. Absolutely fascinating for anyone deeply in to cookery.


They all fit in one box - if you'd like to collect them. I'll take a tenner or offers.We're near N Dulwich train station. Better if you text of WhatsApp as I don't often check the mail on here - zero triple seven zero 235 335


Giggleswick School Cookbook 1970s

Best little village cookbook in Norfolk

Recipes from the Bishops & their wives from the 1988 Lambeth Conference

The Gastronomy of Alsace

WI Recipe Book 1965

St Albans Abbey flower guild cookbook

The Anglican Guild of Western Australia cookbook

The Officers & Wives Club of Maxwell Airforce Base in Montgomery Alabama cookbook

The Sadaf Ladies Club of Saudi Arabia cookbook 1970s

The American Wives of Surrey cookbook 1978

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