"The New Cruising Cookbook Easy-To-Cook Meals On A Two-Burner Stove" 1960 JONES, Russell K. & NORTON, C. McKim Cookery Cover artwork by Edwin Megargee Theatre

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"The New Cruising Cookbook Easy To Cook Meals On A Two Burner Stove" 1960 JONES, Russell K. & NORTON, C. McKim Cookery Cover artwork by Edwin Megargee Theatre Cover artwork by Edwin Megargee of Mrs is a keen sportsman and may be depended upon to do all he can toward attaining the best results Norton & Company IncRevised Edition19608 1 4" x 5 3 4"Jacket design by Alex Tsao

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