The Four Seasons Cookbook by Charlotte Adams circa 1971 Restaurant Cookbook the crown - Stamped on the bottom Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

Name: The Four Seasons Cookbook by Charlotte Adams circa 1971 Restaurant Cookbook the crown - Stamped on the bottom Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells
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The Four Seasons Cookbook by Charlotte Adams circa 1971 Restaurant Cookbook the crown Stamped on the bottom Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells Stamped on the bottom with Grindley's sailing ship mark in use from 1936 1954 Spread across 470 pages with 432 recipes and photographs to match 319 pages Interesting recipes include Senegalese Soup

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