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Old 11-28-2001, 05:15 PM
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To add to my collection of first edition cookbooks, I am searching for a copy of Mastering the Art of French Cooking by Julia child and Simone Beck Volume One. It must be a first edition printed in 1961.

I have a first edition of Volume Two and would love to complete the set. If anyone has a copy that they would be willing to part with, please contact me through a personal message.

Maybe we can auction it here on Chef Talk?
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Old 11-28-2001, 05:39 PM
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Have you checked out Food Words yet? Johan runs a strictly food-only used book shop in Oregon. He has added a very extensive listing to the 'net. If he doesn't have it, he will look for it for you. I have purchased some very difficult books to locate from. Very reasonably priced and incredibly easy to deal with.
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Child, Julia & Beck, Simone Mastering the Art of French Cooking
Knopf,1961 First Edition/6th printing. (VOLUME ONE) Hardcover Very Good/No DJ. Spine worn at top and bottom, sunning on spine. Bookseller Inventory # 20000756
Price: US$ 10.30 convert currency
Presented by Manny's Books, Montclair, NJ, U.S.A.

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Manny's Books, 30 Walnut Parkway, 3rd floor, Montclair, NJ, U.S.A., 07042. Email: orders@mannysbooks.com

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Shipping and handling within the continental U.S. is $3.50 USPS First Class Mail (5 business days), $4.75 Priority Mail (2-3 business days) for the first regular-sized book. Buyer pays actual shipping for additional books, oversized items, and overseas shipping. We accept personal checks, money orders, or Visa/Mastercard through Paypal only. Make checks payable to A.M.Falco; Paypal email identificaton is anteff@earthlink.net. Books may be returned within 14 days of receipt if you are unsatisfied.


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I have a Penguin edition, paperback, that's marked not for sale in the US. I've been reading it a lot at night lately. Don't know if it's a first printing or not.
Saw a copy of The Great Chefs of France by Quentin Crewe and AnthonyBlake for 35 bucks. Look that one up on the ole Internet.
It is a fabulous book.
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Give a call to Bonnie Slotnick, she has a shop in the village. She is the best at finding vintage and antique culinary books. she stocks around 2,000 books and has a great deal of information.


Bonnie Slotnick: Cookbooks

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Wow! I'm bowled over by the response. Thanks everybody!!

One more thing I'm looking for is a copy of George Bernard Shaw's book of vegetarian recipes.
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#17287. (COOK BOOK/G.B. SHAW RECIPES), Laden, Alice (Edited by Minney, R. J.). BERNARD SHAW'S VEGETARIAN COOK BOOK. Marlboro NJ, Taplinger Publishing, 1971. 1st U.S. edition. Hardcover, Octavo/5.5x8.5". Black and white drawings. Very good condition+ in lightly worn/edgetorn dust jacket with protective plastic wrapper. By Shaw's former cook and housekeeper. A wide range of GBS's favorite vegetarian dishes presented for home preparation.. 118 pages......$15.00

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Holy ************* !!!!!!

Kimmie, you are AMAZING!!!!

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THanks Suzanne, I learned to turn on a dime!!
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