Woman’s Home Companion Cook Book 1944, Wartime Postscript, Nearly Mint!

Description

Woman’s Home Companion Cook Book 1944, Wartime Postscript: The 1944 printing of this famous cookbook, with an introduction by Dorothy Kirk. Published by P.F. Collier and Son Corporation, New York. First copyrighted in 1942. This 1944 edition is unchanged from the 1942 first edition, with the exception of the wartime postscript added to the Introduction, talking about cooking and nutrition in a time of war. Yes, this is the cream-colored hard cover edition. Hard cover, 951 pages. This is a cook’s copy. Cover has slight shelf wear.  Spine cover and hinges perfect. Pages are all clean and clear.   Gift quality condition!

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