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1929: Caught Short! A Saga of Wailing Wall Street, by Eddie Cantor
$60.00“Caught Short! A Saga of Wailing Wall Street” by Eddie Cantor is a humorous and insightful reflection on the Wall Street stock market crash of 1929, which led to the Great Depression. Eddie Cantor, a renowned comedian and entertainer of the era, uses his sharp wit and personal experiences to provide a candid, satirical commentary on the financial chaos and its impact on both Wall Street and the average American.
Illustrated by Sid L. Hydeman, this book is not just a mere recounting of historical events, but a lively narrative filled with humor and a unique perspective on one of the most tumultuous periods in American financial history.
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1917: Kitchener and Other Poems, by Robert J.C. Stead
$65.00Kitchener and Other Poems, written by Robert J.C. Stead and published by The Musson Book Company in Toronto in 1917, is a second edition collection of poetry. This burgundy leatherette softcover volume features gilt lettering on the cover and spine, adding an elegant touch to the book. Although there is some rubbing and wear to the cover, as well as a small tear on the bottom of the spine, the book remains in very good condition considering its age. Inside the front cover, there is an ink signature from Christmas 1918.
Despite some fading and foxing due to age, this book remains a valuable addition to any poetry lover’s collection. -
Set of 3 Vintage Cookbooks: Food from Market to Table, Three Meals a Day, Busy Woman’s Cookbook
$45.00This set of vintage cookbooks includes three titles that offer a glimpse into the history of cooking and homemaking.
The first book, “Food From Market to Table,” was published in 1940 and provides a comprehensive guide to buying and cooking food for everyday meals and special occasions. The book shows signs of heavy use, with fading and staining on the pages, but offers a wealth of information and recipes for readers interested in traditional cooking methods.
The second book, “Three Meals a Day,” was published in 1949 and contains 480 pages of recipes and cooking tips. The book is well-worn, with considerable wear to the cover and some pages separated from the spine. However, it includes several hand-written recipes for time-tested desserts, as well as a bonus recipe for Governor Sauce.
The third book, “Busy Woman’s Cookbook,” was published in 1971 and offers shortcuts and make-ahead cooking tips for busy homemakers. The book is in very good condition and includes colored photographs, as well as a dust jacket with moderate signs of wear.
$65.00