Searchlight Recipe Book, Cookbook, Hardcover, Reference Book

Searchlight Recipe Book, Cookbook, Hardcover, Reference Book

A wonderful hardcover cookbook called Searchlight Recipe Book by Household Magazine. This is the 22nd printing of the 1949 edition.

A comprehensive cookbook full of recipes & cooking advice compiled by The Household Magazine. Everything from canning, to candies, to meats & puddings. How fun are old recipes?

Size:
10¼ inches in length
7 inches in width
320 pages
Published by Household Magazine -- 22nd Edition -- 1949

This book is in Good condition. The binding is in perfect condition. The book shows its years of being used and loved. Some pages have some staining showing the recipes that were often used. The tabs on the book between each category are bent and yellowed. The covers are worn on the edges and there is shelf wear.

This would make a great gift idea for the person who loves to cook, new bride, or bride to be.

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