The Good Housekeeping Cook Book
by N.Y.) Good Housekeeping Institute (New York
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- First edition
- Good housekeeping, 1933
The first edition of The Good Housekeeping Cook Book by N.Y.) Good Housekeeping Institute (New York was published in New York by Good housekeeping in 1933. We track 1 edition.
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- 6 on Open Library, 6 in English
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The first edition of The Good Housekeeping Cook Book by N.Y.) Good Housekeeping Institute (New York was published in New York by Good housekeeping in 1933.
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