This was an estate find. I believe this Bible is from 1944. There is also a photograph of a couple included, though I do not know if they were the original owners of the Bible. The cover is coming apart in the lower right-hand corner.
The Secret of Holing Putts is a vintage nonfiction book intended for adults, focusing on the art of putting in golf. Published in 1961 by A.S. Barnes & Company, Inc., this first edition hardcover book features insights from renowned golfers Horton Smith and Dawson Taylor. The book includes a dust jacket and spans across 155 pages, making it a valuable addition for golf enthusiasts looking to improve their putting skills in the 1940s era.
The Secret of Holing Putts is a vintage nonfiction book intended for adults, focusing on the art of putting in golf. Published in 1961 by A.S. Barnes & Company, Inc., this first edition hardcover book features insights from renowned golfers Horton Smith and Dawson Taylor. The book includes a dust jacket and spans across 155 pages, making it a valuable addition for golf enthusiasts looking to improve their putting skills in the 1940s era.
The text provides a fascinating window into the rigorous, contemplative life of the Cistercian order, balancing intense theological reflection with raw, deeply human self-examination.
Title: Uncensored Health. Paperback in good condition with light shelf wear. A few pages have dog-eared corner edges. Pages and text block are clean and unmarked with no writing, underlining, or highlighting.
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She later went to work for the.
The last few pictures show a second black book THAT IS NOT INCLUDED.
The product is a vintage cookbook titled "Servel Gas Refrigerator Operating Instructions and Recipes" from 1947. Published by Servel, the cookbook includes instructions on how to use a Servel gas refrigerator, as well as recipes. Written by Martha Lee Anderson and other unknown authors, the cookbook is intended for adult readers interested in cooking and advertisements from the 1940s era. This English-language, paperback cookbook is a unique and nostalgic piece of American culinary history, offering a glimpse into the cooking practices and advertising of the time.