Pamphlet 1987 8.50x5.50x0.30 DOMESTIC ADVICE TO THE HOUSEKEEPER, ON THE FOOD: BREAD, BUTTER, MILK, AND SOUP.

The country kitchen, 1850 (Long ago books)

Cornelius

Americana Review

Locomotive Advertising in America 1850 - 1900

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Marketing & Sales

This hilarious book draws from the wealth of late 19th century conduct manuals. With almost 250 historic engravings, it details virtually every aspect of Victorian life, including proper etiquette for wooing and courtship, duties of wives and husbands, warnings about boozers, love at first sight, how to deal with a rejected lover, and how to avoid women who "twist and wiggle." You'll learn how to ask papa for your sweetheart's hand, proper table manners, carriage etiquette, what to say and when to say it.

Manners & Morals of Yesterday

Humor & Entertainment

Tuttle, Sam

Humor

This amazing piece of folk history was originally published in 1896 amidst a colonial revival frenzy that swept America's eastern seaboard in the 1890s. Determined to preserve American colonial cooking, Margaret Hooker collected quaint and curious recipes and remedies that appear to have come from old and reliable sources ranging from the mid 1700s to the mid 1800s. Her 226 original illustrations of cooking utensils give us a glimpse of colonial America as seen through the eyes of a young artist and teacher of 1896. This fun book includes recipes, beauty secrets, etiquette, candle making, and household hints, written in 18th centry 'long S'-style print.

Early American Cookery

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Hooker, Margaret H.

Cooking Education & Reference

The Sea Chain

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Duncan, John E.

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