The General Foods Kitchens Cookbook - 1959 First Edition First Printing white rose it is mostly mint green

it is mostly mint green in color but also carries shades of off-white

WILLIAM WORDSWORTH

the mark on the bottom of this bowl stands for New York City china importers Lazarus Straus & Sons

None of these affect the use of the tray in anyway

The General Foods Kitchens Cookbook - 1959 First Edition First Printing white rose it is mostly mint greenWe know that the kitchen is the hub of family life, and many a woman's center of creative satisfaction. (From the introduction) {HISTORY} As a brand General Foods was so tied up in home cooking throughout the 20th century, you practically could not have had a product, or a gadget or a cookbook (!) in your space that did not have some affiliation with the GF name. It all started in 1895 with Postum, a cereal based beverage made to rivel coffee that was