julie eisenhower’s cookbook for children [Hardcover] eisenhower, julie nixon

$11

Hardcover has some normal wear. No dust jacket. There is a water stain on the first few pages. Otherwise they are clean. The binding is secure.

This 1968 cookbook by Julie Eisenhower, daughter of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, offers a rare glimpse into the domestic life of one of America’s most famous political families. Despite its humble appearance, the book holds historical significance as a piece of Americana, providing insight into the era’s cultural values through the lens of family recipes and childhood memories. Collectors will appreciate this opportunity to peer behind the scenes of a presidency, while the well-worn state speaks to its enduring appeal for generations of young chefs.

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Description

Hardcover has some normal wear. No dust jacket. There is a water stain on the first few pages. Otherwise they are clean. The binding is secure.

This unassuming cookbook holds a unique place in American history as a glimpse into the life of one of the most famous political families of the 20th century. Julie Eisenhower, daughter of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, penned this collection of recipes for children in 1968, just a few years after her father left office. Despite its humble appearance, the book offers a fascinating window into the domestic side of the Eisenhower household and the era’s cultural values. Collectors will appreciate this piece of Americana, a rare opportunity to peer behind the scenes of a presidency through the lens of family recipes and childhood memories. Beyond its historical significance, the book’s well-worn state speaks to its use in countless kitchens, a testament to its enduring appeal and practicality for generations of young chefs.

Additional information

Weight 0.5 lbs
Dimensions 0.76 × 22.35 × 27.94 in
Condition

Used – Acceptable

Note

Hardcover has some normal wear. No dust jacket. There is a water stain on the first few pages. Otherwise they are clean. The binding is secure.