Cooking American by Sidney W. Dean - front cover
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Cooking American

by Sidney W. Dean

"Cooking American" by Sidney W. Dean, Hill and Wang, 1957, hardcover. Illustrated by Dorothy Maas, this edition offers a unique glimpse into 1950s American cuisine, featuring recipes from "Motor Boating" magazine. The book is in fair condition with noticeable cover wear, lacking a dust jacket. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage culinary arts.

$18.04$
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Acceptable
1957
HILL AND WANG
Stock:1 available
SKU:A24-B9-CIZ-JM-0206

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Condition Details

This hardcover book is in fair condition, showing signs of wear and age. The cover exhibits noticeable scuffs and stains, particularly on the front and spine. The binding remains intact, though the absence of a dust jacket suggests it has been well-used. Internal pages appear clean with no inscriptions or markings. Overall, it is a sturdy copy with visible external wear, perfect for those interested in vintage culinary literature.

About This Vintage 1957 Edition

"Cooking American" by Sidney W. Dean, published by Hill and Wang in New York, 1957, is a fascinating exploration of American culinary traditions. Illustrated by Dorothy Maas, this hardcover edition captures the essence of mid-century American cooking through a collection of recipes originally featured in "Motor Boating" magazine. The copyright page attributes the work to Marguerite M. M. Dean, suggesting collaboration in its creation. While the first edition status is not verified, this copy stands out due to its historical context and unique recipe origins. The book, lacking a dust jacket, is a tangible piece of culinary history, offering insight into the flavors and techniques that shaped American cuisine during the 1950s. Ideal for collectors and culinary enthusiasts, it provides a snapshot of the era's food culture, enriched by detailed illustrations.

Publisher Information

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HILL AND WANG

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