The Blue Book Of Cookery by Isabel Cotton Smith circa 1926 - Rare Edition hungarian cookbook With its floral Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

Name: The Blue Book Of Cookery by Isabel Cotton Smith circa 1926 - Rare Edition hungarian cookbook With its floral Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells
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The Blue Book Of Cookery by Isabel Cotton Smith circa 1926 Rare Edition hungarian cookbook With its floral Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells With its floral Contains no chips or cracks This rare hard to find second printing of the first edition was published in October 1926 Cheese Dudley

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