The International Cook Book by Margaret Weimer Heywood - 1930s Edition pineapple sculpture this book is wonderfully illustrated

this book is wonderfully illustrated by renowned American graphic designer Milton Glaser (1929-2020) and wrapped in mylar to preserve the dust jacket's original integrity

While this dish pattern itself is rare and hard to find these days

A little tricky to capture just the exact shade of these beautiful bowls their hue most closely resembles the lightest green shades of weathered copper or green chicken eggs or the inside of a cucumber with a touch of blue added in

but none that interfere with the actual reading of a recipe

The International Cook Book by Margaret Weimer Heywood - 1930s Edition pineapple sculpture this book is wonderfully illustratedAnd too, the chefs of the largest and best ocean liners, whose menus are greatly praised and talked of by travelers to all ports of the world, are giving their choicest and most desired recipes to The International Cook Book, in order that the women of this country may use them in their daily meals Margaret Weimer Heywood {HISTORY} When it comes to the history of The International Cook Book, it's a story of phenomenal numbers. First published in 1930,