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Vintage BARBECUE COOKBOOK Grilling Outdoor Roberson John Marie COMPLETE As Is

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The Vintage Barbecue Cookbook by John and Marie Roberson is a complete guide to grilling outdoors with 300 recipes and tips for homemade BBQ. Published by Bramhall House, exact date unknown, but 1950s, this cookbook is a rare find for anyone interested in retro cooking techniques. With lovely illustrations by H.W. Doremus, this hardcover book is a must-have for adults looking to explore the world of barbecue in the 1950s. Perfect for food and cooking enthusiasts, this vintage barbecue cookbook offers a rare glimpse into the history of outdoor cooking in the United States.

**Review pictures carefully to see condition** Hardcover is in good condition with wear and tear. All pages are intact and in superb condition. The dust cover is faded and has minor damage in the edges. The previous owner did write, using pencil, in the upper corner of the truly first page.