We focus our attention on: Food History, Cultural History, Medicine, Health, Women, Manuscripts, & Ephemera. Because food is foundational to the human condition, we believe the study of food and drink and its history can be connected to just about every human activity and industry. Additionally our interest in food history has expanded our inventory to include health, medicine, and social culture. As we know, societies were built and destroyed on the basis of their foodstuffs. Historical narratives of race, class, folklore, and memory most often find their footprint in sustenance and nourishment. When handling any printed matter we can see that food touches every subject - whether it's the study of art, the environment, politics and economics, medicine, labor, agriculture, or nutrition; the history of food connects us to every component of human nature. We look at the world of rare books and ephemera as a ideal place to gather these items and put them in context for a wide variety of collectors.
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First Edition
Welcome to Fire Island Visions of Cherry Grove and The Pines
by Nichols, Jack
New York : St. Martin's Press , 1976 (click for more details)LA DEGUSTATION
by Gervais, Francois
Harderwijk, Netherlands : PS Items , 2005 (click for more details)
First Edition
Alexandre Dumas' DICTIONARY OF CUISINE Edited, Abridged and Translated
by Colman, Louis (Edited, Abridged and Translated)
From Le Grand Dictionnaire de Cuisine 1958 (click for more details)
First Edition
A HISTORY OF THE STRAWBERRY From Ancient Gardens To Modern Markets
by Wilhelm, Stephen & James E. Sagen
Berkeley : University of California Division of Agricultural Sciences , 1974 (click for more details)[TEXAS] [SCRAP BOOK] Three Oversized Scrapbooks Amarillo, Texas during World War II
by Floeck, Betty Ruth
Amarillo, Texas & University Park, Texas 1944-1950 (click for more details)Recent Catalogs
PRIMARY SOURCE MATERIAL - Archives, Manuscripts, Diaries
An example:
[PHARMACY] [MANUSCRIPT] Pharmacist Notebook.
Cobb, Fred U.1888. Hardcover. 110 pages. 20 x 13 cm. Fred Cobb was a pharmacist who attended the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in 1887 and had part of his thesis "Proximate Analysis of Hemamelis Bark" published in Pharmaceutical Record, in March 1888.
[PHARMACY] [MANUSCRIPT] Pharmacist Notebook.
Cobb, Fred U.1888. Hardcover. 110 pages. 20 x 13 cm. Fred Cobb was a pharmacist who attended the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in 1887 and had part of his thesis "Proximate Analysis of Hemamelis Bark" published in Pharmaceutical Record, in March 1888.
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Entertaining Ephemera & cookbooks
Community Cookbooks, Food History, General Interest