Exciting News! LAPL Central Branch now has my book! 643.309 P776
My book on Kitchen Appliance Instruction Manuals is now available for check out at the Los Angeles Public Library, Central branch on West 5th Street! Science & Tech area- 643.309 P776
My book on Kitchen Appliance Instruction Manuals is now available for check out at the Los Angeles Public Library, Central branch on West 5th Street! Science & Tech area- 643.309 P776
Discover our wide selection of collectible Vintage Theatre Programmes! You will enjoy the graphic illustrations and advertising for local restaurants, saloons, hotels, nightclubs, wines and chocolates! Ask us about combined shipping...
https://www.cooksbookcase.com/collections/vintage-theatre-programmes
We're now accepting Apple Pay - it's so easy and fast!
We are proud to be a member of the California Green Business Network, Monterey Bay Area:
- we reuse boxes and bags whenever possible
- we walk to the post office to mail your orders
- we use eco-friendly cleaning products
- we use energy-efficient light bulbs
Happy Earth Day from Liz Pollock!
My book "American Ingenuity and Innovation: Kitchen Appliance Instruction Manuals. Featuring 75 Types of Electric and Gas Appliances" makes a terrific Mother's Day Gift!!
Free shipping and free gift wrapping too!
Int'l Booksellers can now order my books via Bookazine! It's easy! Their Service Dept. is great - just a few simple steps to open an account...
link below
I'm getting excited!
https://dickens.ucsc.edu/universe/
New Catalog: "Serving the Community." The Junior League Cookbook: Featuring a Collection of 400 Regional Cookbooks, Historical Monographs, Programmes and Guidebooks.
4to. 40pp. Offered as a Collection. Please Inquire. Shipping within the USA.
Price of Catalog - $20, includes postage within USA.
the Cook's Bookcase is located in the City of Santa Cruz, CA.
Santa Cruz County is located on the territory of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band (AMLT). Collectively referred to by many as “Ohlone,” the AMLT are the indigenous peoples of the territories ranging from Año Nuevo to the greater Monterey Bay area. Historically comprised of more than 20 politically distinct peoples, the modern tribe represents the surviving descendant families of the indigenous people who survived the Santa Cruz and San Juan Bautista missions. Working the lands known to them as Popeloutchom for millennia, it is the goal of AMLT to restore the Mutsun people and their knowledge to better conserve and protect these lands.
More information can be found at the website for the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History, link below
https://www.santacruzmuseum.org/first-peoples-of-california-virtual-exhibit/