On Jul 20, 9:23*pm, Tara > wrote:
> >"Jean B." > wrote in message
> ...
> >> Do any of you know of a good email list for cookbook collectors? I'd love
> >> to rattle on and on about these things but think most people here would be
> >> really bored. *
>
> I wouldn't be bored by threads on old cookbooks. * I love old
> cookbooks. *I always seek them out at thrift stores and used book
> sales. * *
>
> I am not such an active purchaser that I would always participate in
> the threads, but I know that I would thoroughly enjoy reading them and
> getting inspiration for new purchases and library checkouts.
>
> I *collect the Time-Life Foods of the World cookbooks. * I have about
> fifteen. *
>
> Tara
I gave my complete set with recipe books to a "new foodie" friend two
years ago and they're still in his trunk! Think I'll ask for their
return. What do you have and what are you looking for? They show up
in a couple of "my" used bookstores occasionally.
Lynn in Fargo
Favorites: Creole & Acadian, Spain, Southern, Russian - all read
like good novels!
Lynn in Fargo