Toronto, Canada: Nestlé Food Company of Canada, Limited, 1927. New Edition. Staplebound wraps. 32 pages, 17 x 13 cm. This Nestlé cookbook contains recipes for their Sweetended Condensed and Evaporated Milk products. It has two full pages of color illustrations of the prepared foods in the center of the book..... More
Port Huron, Michigan: The Anker-Holth Manufacturing Company, [1916]. staplebound. unpaginated (14 pages), 17.5 x 25.5 cm. This catalog advertises the self-balancing bowl cream separator for any farmer with one or more cows to maximize their profits by collecting all of the cream. It claims 95% of all cream separator malfunctions..... More
New York: Borden’s Premium Co., Inc. Staplebound. 24 pages. 21 x 13.5 cm. A label redemption catalog from Borden’s Premium Co., Inc. The catalog instructs how to redeem labels from Borden milk products such as Star Milk and Magnolia Milk in order to get high-quality goods ranging from dinnerware to..... More
Poughkeepsie, NY: The De Laval Separator Company, 1896. No. 246. Staplebound wraps. 22.5 x 14.5 cm, 28 pages. This booklet advertises the various models of De Laval Cream Separators along with the highlights of the products, their uses, and when one might consider the purchase of one of these fine..... More
Cleveland, OH: Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, 1909. First Edition. Paperback. 31 pages. 16 x 10.5 cm. A magnificent little volume which serves as a sly advertisement for the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company. The content is a story of a single woman whose life and courtship of men are made easier..... More
Chicago, IL: Chicago Dietetic Supply House Inc., 1929. Third Edition. Staplebound. 32 pages, 15.5 x 23 cm. This catalog includes pages of alternative food products for those who require restricted diets due to diabetes. Inside are advertisements for D-Zerta, Cellu Soy Crisp, and Listers Prepared Casein Dietetic Flour, amongst many..... More
Chicago, IL: Jacques Manufacturing Co., 1935. Staplebound wraps. The Cook’s Book, a popular recipe book in the early 20th century, was printed by KC Baking Powder (now defunct) as an advertisement. Before its acquisition by Clabber Girl, KC Baking Powder was known for the slogan “Same price for over __..... More