First edition. Being the first and only comprehensive bibliography of books on antiques. The work lists 10,000 separate titles. With full bibliographical citations including the location of books in major libraries in the United States and England. Fine. xxiv, 1091 pages. cloth.. thick 8vo..

Antiques and Collectibles: A Bibliography of Works in English, 16th Century to 1976

Franklin, Linda Campbell

Scarecrow Pr

Whether you collect things that dice, measure, filter or whir, if they belong in the kitchen you'll find them in this guide to three centuries of domestic tool of trade and offers healthy servings of classic recipes, helpful hints, and fascinating tidbits from 18th, 19th, and 20th century trade catalogs and advertisements. More than 7,000 antique items are arranged by function, from preparation and cooking to housekeeping and gardening, and then valued.
Wet your appetite for homestyle collectibles, and then enjoy a full-course feast of Americana in300 Years of Kitchen Collectibles.

300 Years of Kitchen Collectibles

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Antiques & Collectibles

Krause+publications

In Fair jacket, 8 3/4 By 11 1/4`` 2nd Edition. Only slight signs of age to book, DJ has edgeware. History of kitchen and food-related gadgets, utensils and implements made or used in America from 1700 to 1930. Over a thousand illustrations to aid in identifying items. A must for collectors that includes patent date tables and a guide to restoration.

From Hearth to Cookstove: The Official Pictorial Price Guide to Kitchen Collectibles, 1700-1930

Reference

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

House of Collectibles

1984 trade paperback is illustrated guide to kitchen collectibles.

300 years of kitchen collectibles

Books Americana

Breads & biscuits (An Old fashioned keepbook)

Tree Communications

Rowena Sunder, still an artist in 2018, composes a meta auto-biographical book about five years of her life in New York City between 1965 and 1970. She escapes Toledo and her father's idea that she should marry and paint on Sundays and drives away in her VW bug. She sells one painting on the way, and arrives in the big city during one of its most exciting times. She works at the (invented) Museum of Invention, sublets on E. 94th Street, makes friends, acquires a cat named Kittyhawk, and finds NYC much to her liking. After selling paintings to a psychotherapist, he listens while she struggles with mixed feelings about focus. She finally rejoices in the swarm of ideas that come to her from everywhere. Now, a half-century later, she draws her book, and talks directly to the reader in a series of vignettes, all connected by her gift of too many ideas. Rowena loves words and puns and little jokes and these add other perspectives to every page.

Rowena Sunder, Artist in New York

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

McFarland Company

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