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1920s Cookbook - Mrs Wilson's New Cook Book by Betty Lyles Wilson - 1920 Edition, 4th Printing - Very Rare Antique Cookbook elegant you can see that it Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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1920s Cookbook Mrs Wilson's New Cook Book by Betty Lyles Wilson 1920 Edition, 4th Printing Very Rare Antique Cookbook elegant you can see that it Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells you can see that it is air bubbles trapped inside the glass When it first came to the shop it was missing part of its base so that it couldn't stand fully upright (see photo) {CONDITION} Chestnut Balls Nice to Serve With Roast Turkey

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