SoCalZone10
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You didn’t pay $200 did you?
Show us your vintage cookbooks!
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GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
Sure didn't!!!!!!!!! You can get several cookbooks for THAT price!!!!! Born at night, NOT LAST NIGHT!!!!!!!! Hah!!!!!!!!!
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SoCalZone10
Veteran
I donated a lot of my cookbooks to Goodwill and Salvation army, they were brand new, one can buy a lot of cheap cookbooks from there.Sure didn't!!!!!!!!! You can get several cookbooks for THAT price!!!!! Born at night, NOT LAST NIGHT Hah!!!!!!!!!
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
I once did that also!! I donated a lot of cookbooks to a store in downtown Boston!! Then I was sad & crying after doing that because a few of those cokbooks I bought over again!!!!!
SoCalZone10
Veteran
You definitely have an attachment problem, I know somebody like you. But slowly she’s turning around.I once did that also!! I donated a lot of cookbooks to a store in downtown Boston!! Then I was sad & crying after doing that because a few of those cokbooks I bought over again!!!!!
Gone Hiking
Über Member
My step-mom recently gave me her 1981 boxed edition of Julia Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Vol. 1 and 2". They're in great shape, and said she only used them a couple of times. 
rjchurch47
Senior Member
Various "older" cookbooks ranging from 1892 to 1982:
- Cassells 1892
- Domestic Preservation 1936
- The Complete Cook - 1947
- Jimmy's - 1982
Hi, welcome. Have you cooked anything out of these gems?
Some gems there. I think I have something by Nell Heaton.
Here is a favourite of mine:
1920's
1920's