It's hard to pick a favorite, but maybe the little blue Pyrex casseroles, and the Vincent Price cookbook. Lucky you, congratulations on your finds. Oh, those Temporama dishes look like they're the perfect size for a pasta bowl.
Food runs in the family. His Grandfather: Dr. Vincent Clarence Price invented Baking Powder, holds patents for vanilla and lemon extracts, and some early Breakfast cereals. Wow!!
Love your "haul" videos! Super! Anna, we left our enormous, 100 year old house a year ago and downsized to a tiny, place in central OH near our daughter. I donated all recipe books except those that I turn to most frequently and a couple ANCIENT treasure ones (I have my grandpa's 1918 WW 1 cookbook issued by the U.S. Army). Point is, we DOWNSIZED a bunch! Now, you have me jazzed about "getting" stuff all over again!😅 I'm trying to fulfill those urges vicariously through you, so you GO GIRL! Thanks for all your time in gathering and presenting.
Love cookbooks..... They are my favorite souvenir when I travel. My personal favorite is titled "A Thousand Ways to Please a Husband, or Bettina's Best Recipes" published in 1918. It takes a pair of newlyweds through their first year and tells stories along with the recipes.
I have the set of pyrex bowls. They were my grandmas, I display and use them all the time ( carefully lol) I love them so much. I'm 56, now, she passed away when I was 24. I'm not sure if she bought them new or at a garage sale. She was a garage sale queen. I've priced them in antique stores out of curiosity and your right, they are very expensive. I've seen just the yellow bowl priced anywhere from $25-$35 alone. And the set sometimes around $75+ Mine are in great condition.
Oh my goodness! I recently mentioned the New Pillsbury Family Cookbook (timestamp 2:39) to you a few days ago on another video of yours! You said you had not seen it, but here it is on this video as an ad! I learned to cook with this book as a young bride in 1974. It's a loose leaf hard cover book that is easy to use and you can add your own 4-holed pages to. As a fledgling cook I'd take whatever I had, like a pound of hamburger, and go to the Meats ground beef section and pick a recipe based on the ingredients I had on hand. They were easy recipes and most all were really good. Mine is falling apart from use and abuse. Hope you find one 'in the wild'. You'll love the photos too! ❤
I always thought he was a handsome guy and a good actor. I just watched a video on him here on you tube and am impressed about his life in general, I had no idea. I can remember seeing him on TV back in the day in some black and white oldies and especially the very colorful (lol) "Masque of the Red Death." I remember he could be hilarious on talk shows also. He was an educated and classy guy. There's even a Vincent Price art museum in Los Angeles.
My father in law was in Brentano’s bookstore in New York City in the 1960’s and literally met Vincent Price in the Cookbook section. He told Vincent that he would the buy the book if he signed it. My father in law bought the book. 😊
Absolutely a very big fan of classic horror films, especially Vincent Price! I had heard that he was a good cook too! I grew up in the 80's so of course I know Thriller🎶🎤🎵
I inherited my Mom's primary color bowl set and baking dishes which she got at her bridal shower in 1951. The colors on the baking bowls are pristine (Mom wasn't a big baker) and the baking dishes show their 70 yrs of service with the big yellow and medium size blue both missing their lids, but that's what aluminum foil is for, right? 😉
I'm Tom's wife, using his account. I LOVE, LOVE your channel. When you showed the plastic recipe box of recipes, it put a lump in my throat. It seems like recipes were more popular back then? You don't see that kind of thing anymore. 😔 I'm thrilled to see how much you much you appreciate vintage cookbooks and recipes.
Oh my goodness, I'm so glad you're enjoying my videos! Recipes and cookbooks spark so much joy for me. Vintage cookbooks are such a neat way to get a glimpse of the past. I have found several 'new' favorite recipes since I started this channel!
I have that same Good Housekeeping Cooking for the Family cookbook. Mine is copyright 1967. I don't have that Ice Cream book you showed. And I'm with you, the illustrations and pictures are so great in those. 😃
I have a full set of the Good Housekeeping cookbooks that were my mom's,and the Pillsbury Family Cookbook that my aunt gave me when she was selling her house.
Goodwill shop online is a great place to fine vintage bakeware and cookbooks. I got a wonderful set of 4 corelle butterfly gold dinnerware still in the original box for under 30 with the shipping
I have the four Pyrex bowls stacked behind you. They were my mom’s and I remember her using them. I don’t us them myself now but thinking I should. Thanks for the memories.
Those primary Pyrex... I LIVE!! They're gorgeous. My partner still cries over the set he used to have. The Pillsbury Family Cookbook was such an incredible find! I can't wait to see a full day's worth of recipes from it! A signed Vincent Price cookbook?? What the what! I love the autumnal colour scheme in the artwork. That thrift trip was such a payoff as well! The fabric, the gold Pyrex, all so great! Nicely done Anna!
I was absolutely thrilled when I saw the primary bowls in the store, and also very convinced that they would be out of my price range. Imagine my surprise and delight when I saw the price tag! I think I've used up my thrifting/antiquing luck for the entire year. 😂
I have those same three Butterfly Gold bowls! I think I bought them as a set in a small antique shop in Ohio. It was a good price, but not as good as yours! I've heard as well that there's a fourth larger bowl, but I've never seen one. Butterfly Gold is the pattern I collect the most, though I do pick up other odds and ends of things when I spy them cheaply at the thrift store. You really have been finding some great things! I'm coming up to Northeast Ohio in April to see my mom and looking forward to doing some thrifting while I'm there.
I bought a box of handwritten, clipped, and typed recipes on ebay not too terribly long ago. Kind of fun to see what someone collected and wrote down back in the day. Goes pretty nice with my cookbook collection.
Congrats on finding the Pyrex mixing bowls. I got a set of those too at Brimfield last year for the same price - $55 - and was thrilled because that is a good price. Like you, I seldom see them for less than $100. Aren’t they fun to have? I had wanted a set for years. I have mine out on display too. 😊
Regarding your Pyrex mixing bowl set, I am blessed to have three sets. My Grammies, my Aunt Louise’s, and my Moms. All three red bowls are similarly damaged…kind of chalky residue. My Grammie didn’t even have a dishwasher, so I’ve concluded that the finish is somehow defective.
Marcus Brothers is a current fabric company. I don't know how far back they go as a company, but I used to sell it at a fabric store 15-20 years ago. And it's still sold currently today
The Pyrex, I think the bigger bowl was blue, my gramma had those, and then also those two dishes that have the tiki design, my mom had the McCalls recipes too. This was so cool!
What a score on those butterfly gold bowls! I just saw the same set with 4 bowls at local antique store and it was priced at $325!! Look at Helf Priced books pricing vinatge cookbooks well! May have to take the 5hr drive to my closest one since I no longer live in a state with a closer one. I love when you do these hauls because see so many cookbooks that I had no idea that even existed.
Oh WOW! That is quite a price on those bowls. Maybe someday I'll find the 4th one. It's so funny how differently Half Price Books handle and price cookbooks. The store I go to here doesn't really mix the vintage ones in with the modern cookbooks, but my store in CA did.
Saw Vincent Price on the Johnny Carson show talking about cooking. He showed how to cook fish ( wrapped in aluminum foil) in the dishwasher. Yes. I wonder if that recipe is in your book? Love seeing all your vintage finds. Thanks for sharing. 💐
Those pyrex bowls behind you bring back so many memories! My mother-in-law had those and I used them a lot when we lived with her earlier on in our marriage, unfortunately hurricane Katrina destroyed them. I love the vintage cookbooks I’m still collecting vintage cookbooks but newer ones I’ve been putting on my kindle because I have way too many lol. You found some amazing treasures Anna, love the Duncan Hines one! I had no idea that Vincent Price had a cookbook, I actually listen to old Radio classic shows and he had a radio show called the Saint, not what you imagine for the image he eventually was known for lol. Great video!!❤️
Oh, that is heartbreaking about your mother-in-law's Pyrex bowls. I am somehow running out of room on my bookshelves AGAIN, so I should also start being a little more selective. 😂 I didn't know that Vincent Price had a radio show! What a multi-talented personality.
i have that bowl set in the background of your vid! the red, yellow, blue, green one. i bought it at an antique store when i was looking for a vintage potato masher. when i got around to purchasing the potato masher the ladies at the counter asked me if i knew what i was buying or if i needed a tag. i thought that was bizarre but they said most young people dont know what a potato masher is.. i went back another time to get the bowl set. im so happy with it i'll never need to buy a bowl for anything again.
My Mom has that pyrx set of bowls. She has had it since she got married in 64. They were our primary mixing bowls growing up. She still uses them today. You got it for a great price. The last time I saw a set they waned over $80 for the set.
Ooh! What a fab haul! You struck gold, with that bowl set, and those 70s illustrations in the good housekeeping book are awesome! I'd love to learn more about the Price family's cook books! 😀
Anna such cool haul finds. Enjoyed watching very much. You have the best videos. I truly love watching all of them. Sometimes I don't get to them in time and just want to let you know I am happy to be a subscriber to your channel. Love from Ky.
Thank you so much! I'm very glad you enjoy my videos. Putting myself out there creatively isn't always the easiest thing, so it's always nice to hear when people like what I'm doing. Thank you again for your support! ❤
love your bowls! I have a complete set of Anchor Hocking Tulip bowls w/ grease bowl... prized possession! I am from Lancaster Ohio, but now live in Minnesota.
Congratulations on the Pyrex primary set!! And how is it possible the Sunflower Gold was at a thrift store?? Great cookbook finds and amazing dishware! I collect those both, too.
Gooooooood price on those Pyrex pixies. They look like the Horizon Blue, prob early 70’s. Some neutral oil will shine up your primary red DWD bowl. You’ll need to reapply every so often, but it really does do a good job of reviving those dull pieces for display. But MOST OBSESSED with the recipe card library. So fantastic. Adding to my BOLO list.
I enjoy seeing all your stuff,so much fun💕 I love the Universal Monsters and Hammer House of Horror! Thanks so much for sharing your collection💕 Excellent prices for those dishes! Some people just don't know the value of what they have.
@@cooking_the_books Oh yes! I totally love the Pyrex too! Another one that is getting hard to find is the Corelle/Corning Ware casserole dishes! I love those too!
Anna, are you familiar with the brand Homer Laughlin? I have 2 bowls that my mother bought in 1947...I pick items up when I see them. Also, have you ever seen the cookbooks that home economic teachers put out back in the 60's and 70's?? We sold them for fund raising back when I was in high school. Years ago I went looking for mine and could not find them...got me so upset..so I went to EBAY and found them. I think I ordered about 10 or so...I passed a few on to a friend. You would love them...
Hi there! I wasn't familiar with the name Homer Laughlin, but after doing a search found out it's Fiestaware. So I guess I am a little bit familiar with it! I have one of the books you're describing in my collection, from the late 1960s. 😀
It occurred to me.... those Pyrex bowls and there colors are the same as the four colors that the McCall's cookbook got published in. I guess that's not super shocking as they are primary colors, but wouldn't a stack of the McCalls books look good next to the stack of Pyrex? Not that you need four copies of the same book...just a random thought.
What was your favorite thing from this haul? Let me know!
The Vincent Price book is awesome! But I love all of it! 😊
It's hard to pick a favorite, but maybe the little blue Pyrex casseroles, and the Vincent Price cookbook. Lucky you, congratulations on your finds. Oh, those Temporama dishes look like they're the perfect size for a pasta bowl.
My favorite from the haul is the cookbook recipe box! I have three different ones and would love to find that one some day
Definitely the Vincent Price cookbook! The gold pyrex mixing bowls from the thrift store in second place.
Food runs in the family. His Grandfather: Dr. Vincent Clarence Price invented Baking Powder, holds patents for vanilla and lemon extracts, and some early Breakfast cereals. Wow!!
Very interesting!
Love your "haul" videos! Super! Anna, we left our enormous, 100 year old house a year ago and downsized to a tiny, place in central OH near our daughter. I donated all recipe books except those that I turn to most frequently and a couple ANCIENT treasure ones (I have my grandpa's 1918 WW 1 cookbook issued by the U.S. Army). Point is, we DOWNSIZED a bunch! Now, you have me jazzed about "getting" stuff all over again!😅 I'm trying to fulfill those urges vicariously through you, so you GO GIRL! Thanks for all your time in gathering and presenting.
Love cookbooks..... They are my favorite souvenir when I travel. My personal favorite is titled "A Thousand Ways to Please a Husband, or Bettina's Best Recipes" published in 1918. It takes a pair of newlyweds through their first year and tells stories along with the recipes.
I have the set of pyrex bowls. They were my grandmas, I display and use them all the time ( carefully lol) I love them so much. I'm 56, now, she passed away when I was 24. I'm not sure if she bought them new or at a garage sale. She was a garage sale queen. I've priced them in antique stores out of curiosity and your right, they are very expensive. I've seen just the yellow bowl priced anywhere from $25-$35 alone. And the set sometimes around $75+ Mine are in great condition.
Oh my goodness! I recently mentioned the New Pillsbury Family Cookbook (timestamp 2:39) to you a few days ago on another video of yours! You said you had not seen it, but here it is on this video as an ad! I learned to cook with this book as a young bride in 1974. It's a loose leaf hard cover book that is easy to use and you can add your own 4-holed pages to. As a fledgling cook I'd take whatever I had, like a pound of hamburger, and go to the Meats ground beef section and pick a recipe based on the ingredients I had on hand. They were easy recipes and most all were really good. Mine is falling apart from use and abuse. Hope you find one 'in the wild'. You'll love the photos too!
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Ohh I think I got mixed up! Mine is just the regular binding style and not the binder with loose leaf pages.
We had the whole Pyrex bowl set. Over the years they all broke, but the yellow one my mother had until she passed.
If that book was indeed signed by Vincent Price that's something very special!
I'm sort of thinking it was signed by Mary Price for both of them? Not quite sure. I need to look into it a little more. It's still pretty exciting!
I always thought he was a handsome guy and a good actor. I just watched a video on him here on you tube and am impressed about his life in general, I had no idea. I can remember seeing him on TV back in the day in some black and white oldies and especially the very colorful (lol) "Masque of the Red Death." I remember he could be hilarious on talk shows also. He was an educated and classy guy. There's even a Vincent Price art museum in Los Angeles.
Yes cook something from the Vincent price book
My father in law was in Brentano’s bookstore in New York City in the 1960’s and literally met Vincent Price in the Cookbook section. He told Vincent that he would the buy the book if he signed it. My father in law bought the book. 😊
I adore how another person gets excited about cookbooks as much as I do!
Great haul! Thank you.
Hooray!!! I’ve been saving this to watch and it’s so great! I’m so happy for you and this was so fun!!! 😃✨
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely a very big fan of classic horror films, especially Vincent Price! I had heard that he was a good cook too! I grew up in the 80's so of course I know Thriller🎶🎤🎵
I was really trying to think of ways to explain who Vincent Price was when Thriller popped into my head! 😂
@@cooking_the_books I think you did a good job explaining him! Do you enjoy vintage horror too? I'm not a fan of modern day slasher flicks.
I inherited my Mom's primary color bowl set and baking dishes which she got at her bridal shower in 1951. The colors on the baking bowls are pristine (Mom wasn't a big baker) and the baking dishes show their 70 yrs of service with the big yellow and medium size blue both missing their lids, but that's what aluminum foil is for, right? 😉
That does look like it matches Vincent Price's signature! Very cool!
Oh my gosh! Recipe cards are so cool!
I'm Tom's wife, using his account. I LOVE, LOVE your channel. When you showed the plastic recipe box of recipes, it put a lump in my throat. It seems like recipes were more popular back then? You don't see that kind of thing anymore. 😔 I'm thrilled to see how much you much you appreciate vintage cookbooks and recipes.
Oh my goodness, I'm so glad you're enjoying my videos! Recipes and cookbooks spark so much joy for me. Vintage cookbooks are such a neat way to get a glimpse of the past. I have found several 'new' favorite recipes since I started this channel!
I have that same Good Housekeeping Cooking for the Family cookbook. Mine is copyright 1967. I don't have that Ice Cream book you showed. And I'm with you, the illustrations and pictures are so great in those. 😃
The illustrations are definitely a big part of why I started collecting 😄
Love the color of the Pyrex Pixies and the fabric would make a great table runner!
I couldn't resist the Pixies, especially at such a great price!
I have the butterfly bowls…got them as a wedding shower gift in 1978 💒
The cookbook I use most often is 'The New York Times Menu Cookbook' by Craig Clairborne published in 1966. Happy to see others like these old books :)
I have a full set of the Good Housekeeping cookbooks that were my mom's,and the Pillsbury Family Cookbook that my aunt gave me when she was selling her house.
I love the Good Housekeeping books so much - I just picked up another one yesterday. I'm on a mission to build a complete set!
What a great haul! Vincent Price was also in the Brady Bunch Hawaii episodes. 😄
I love this! Wasn't he also a guest on Scooby Doo? A man of many talents! 😂
@@cooking_the_books 😂
Goodwill shop online is a great place to fine vintage bakeware and cookbooks.
I got a wonderful set of 4 corelle butterfly gold dinnerware still in the original box for under 30 with the shipping
Good thing to know. Thanks for the tip.
I just ordered the Turner Classic movies movie night menus cookbook from Amazon. :)
I have the four Pyrex bowls stacked behind you. They were my mom’s and I remember her using them. I don’t us them myself now but thinking I should. Thanks for the memories.
Those primary Pyrex... I LIVE!! They're gorgeous. My partner still cries over the set he used to have. The Pillsbury Family Cookbook was such an incredible find! I can't wait to see a full day's worth of recipes from it! A signed Vincent Price cookbook?? What the what! I love the autumnal colour scheme in the artwork. That thrift trip was such a payoff as well! The fabric, the gold Pyrex, all so great! Nicely done Anna!
I was absolutely thrilled when I saw the primary bowls in the store, and also very convinced that they would be out of my price range. Imagine my surprise and delight when I saw the price tag! I think I've used up my thrifting/antiquing luck for the entire year. 😂
I have those same three Butterfly Gold bowls! I think I bought them as a set in a small antique shop in Ohio. It was a good price, but not as good as yours! I've heard as well that there's a fourth larger bowl, but I've never seen one. Butterfly Gold is the pattern I collect the most, though I do pick up other odds and ends of things when I spy them cheaply at the thrift store. You really have been finding some great things! I'm coming up to Northeast Ohio in April to see my mom and looking forward to doing some thrifting while I'm there.
Maybe someday we'll both find the 4th bowl! Butterfly Gold is so cheerful. I mean, most Pyrex is cheerful. 😂 Safe travels on your visit to Ohio!
I bought a box of handwritten, clipped, and typed recipes on ebay not too terribly long ago. Kind of fun to see what someone collected and wrote down back in the day. Goes pretty nice with my cookbook collection.
I love handwritten recipes. What a great find!!
Congrats on finding the Pyrex mixing bowls. I got a set of those too at Brimfield last year for the same price - $55 - and was thrilled because that is a good price. Like you, I seldom see them for less than $100. Aren’t they fun to have? I had wanted a set for years. I have mine out on display too. 😊
Regarding your Pyrex mixing bowl set, I am blessed to have three sets. My Grammies, my Aunt Louise’s, and my Moms. All three red bowls are similarly damaged…kind of chalky residue. My Grammie didn’t even have a dishwasher, so I’ve concluded that the finish is somehow defective.
Marcus Brothers is a current fabric company. I don't know how far back they go as a company, but I used to sell it at a fabric store 15-20 years ago. And it's still sold currently today
I loved Vincent Price movies, did not know he had cookbooks
I remember Mr. Price cooking a fish wrapped in foil in a dishwasher!
The Pyrex, I think the bigger bowl was blue, my gramma had those, and then also those two dishes that have the tiki design, my mom had the McCalls recipes too. This was so cool!
Love Vincent Price movies. He was also in some Disney movies, Babes in Toyland for one.
Omg I LOVE that version of Babes in Toyland!!
What a score on those butterfly gold bowls! I just saw the same set with 4 bowls at local antique store and it was priced at $325!!
Look at Helf Priced books pricing vinatge cookbooks well! May have to take the 5hr drive to my closest one since I no longer live in a state with a closer one.
I love when you do these hauls because see so many cookbooks that I had no idea that even existed.
Oh WOW! That is quite a price on those bowls. Maybe someday I'll find the 4th one. It's so funny how differently Half Price Books handle and price cookbooks. The store I go to here doesn't really mix the vintage ones in with the modern cookbooks, but my store in CA did.
I have a Temperama bowl & plate. Wish I could find more.
Saw Vincent Price on the Johnny Carson show talking about cooking. He showed how to cook fish ( wrapped in aluminum foil) in the dishwasher. Yes. I wonder if that recipe is in your book?
Love seeing all your vintage finds. Thanks for sharing. 💐
Those pyrex bowls behind you bring back so many memories! My mother-in-law had those and I used them a lot when we lived with her earlier on in our marriage, unfortunately hurricane Katrina destroyed them. I love the vintage cookbooks I’m still collecting vintage cookbooks but newer ones I’ve been putting on my kindle because I have way too many lol. You found some amazing treasures Anna, love the Duncan Hines one! I had no idea that Vincent Price had a cookbook, I actually listen to old Radio classic shows and he had a radio show called the Saint, not what you imagine for the image he eventually was known for lol. Great video!!❤️
Oh, that is heartbreaking about your mother-in-law's Pyrex bowls. I am somehow running out of room on my bookshelves AGAIN, so I should also start being a little more selective. 😂 I didn't know that Vincent Price had a radio show! What a multi-talented personality.
i have that bowl set in the background of your vid! the red, yellow, blue, green one. i bought it at an antique store when i was looking for a vintage potato masher. when i got around to purchasing the potato masher the ladies at the counter asked me if i knew what i was buying or if i needed a tag. i thought that was bizarre but they said most young people dont know what a potato masher is.. i went back another time to get the bowl set. im so happy with it i'll never need to buy a bowl for anything again.
My Mom has that pyrx set of bowls. She has had it since she got married in 64. They were our primary mixing bowls growing up. She still uses them today. You got it for a great price. The last time I saw a set they waned over $80 for the set.
I love this!! You are so right, I never see sets go for less than that. I knew I had to scoop it up!
Love the classic pyrex and cook books
I have my mom's Pyrex bowls. The red one is damaged also. No dishwasher wear but it is the one that was used the most.
Ooh! What a fab haul! You struck gold, with that bowl set, and those 70s illustrations in the good housekeeping book are awesome! I'd love to learn more about the Price family's cook books! 😀
The Vincent Price book is definitely on the stack of 'to be filmed'!
@@cooking_the_books Yay!!😃
The Vincent Price book is the best. I'm so jealous. I have others of theirs but not that one. Nice!
I couldn't believe it when my husband brought it over to me at the sale and asked, 'is this anything you'd want?' YES. Immediately yes. 😂
Good answer!
Anna such cool haul finds. Enjoyed watching very much. You have the best videos. I truly love watching all of them. Sometimes I don't get to them in time and just want to let you know I am happy to be a subscriber to your channel. Love from Ky.
Thank you so much! I'm very glad you enjoy my videos. Putting myself out there creatively isn't always the easiest thing, so it's always nice to hear when people like what I'm doing. Thank you again for your support! ❤
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So happy for you
Thank you, Doris! ❤
love your bowls! I have a complete set of Anchor Hocking Tulip bowls w/ grease bowl... prized possession! I am from Lancaster Ohio, but now live in Minnesota.
I just ordered the some like it hot cookbook from Amazon based on the movie from 1959 starring Tony curtis. Jack Lemmon and Marilyn monroe.
Nice haul and love those dishes . It just makes me want more lol oh I would love to have a Vincent price cookbook , how exciting
Thank you!! I was so surprised and delighted by finding the whole set in 3 different aisles. A true treasure hunt. 😂
Congratulations on the Pyrex primary set!! And how is it possible the Sunflower Gold was at a thrift store?? Great cookbook finds and amazing dishware! I collect those both, too.
Gooooooood price on those Pyrex pixies. They look like the Horizon Blue, prob early 70’s.
Some neutral oil will shine up your primary red DWD bowl. You’ll need to reapply every so often, but it really does do a good job of reviving those dull pieces for display.
But MOST OBSESSED with the recipe card library. So fantastic. Adding to my BOLO list.
I think you're right about them being Horizon Blue, I love that color and pattern. I'll try your suggestion on the red bowl!
Vincent Price was the voice of The Grinch in the original 1970's cartoon!
I enjoy seeing all your stuff,so much fun💕 I love the Universal Monsters and Hammer House of Horror! Thanks so much for sharing your collection💕 Excellent prices for those dishes! Some people just don't know the value of what they have.
So glad you enjoy seeing my collection! I was absolutely thrilled with my new Pyrex, too.
@@cooking_the_books Oh yes! I totally love the Pyrex too! Another one that is getting hard to find is the Corelle/Corning Ware casserole dishes! I love those too!
Anna, are you familiar with the brand Homer Laughlin? I have 2 bowls that my mother bought in 1947...I pick items up when I see them. Also, have you ever seen the cookbooks that home economic teachers put out back in the 60's and 70's?? We sold them for fund raising back when I was in high school. Years ago I went looking for mine and could not find them...got me so upset..so I went to EBAY and found them. I think I ordered about 10 or so...I passed a few on to a friend. You would love them...
Hi there! I wasn't familiar with the name Homer Laughlin, but after doing a search found out it's Fiestaware. So I guess I am a little bit familiar with it! I have one of the books you're describing in my collection, from the late 1960s. 😀
Love your hauls! I’ve recently been on a thrifting kick 😂 I love all of the bowls you found!
Thank you!! I was so happy to find that primary set.
You found some awesome stuff!
I had a very lucky thrift trip!! Thanks for watching. ❤️
Can you show how you display or store your collections? I like to collect but don’t know what to do with it all.
I have the Price cookbook and i want to find the Cooking Pricewise cookbook.
That recipe box has the best cheese cake thumbprint cookies ever if you could make them and post them and recipe I would love it thank you
Oh wow those sound incredible. Thanks for the tip!! I'll double check and see if I have that card, unfortunately there were a few missing.
Did you ever find a copy of Dinner in a Dish?
Yes! I now have one from 1965 and one from 1973.
@@cooking_the_books oh good! I found a copy at our library book sale and was going to send it to you if you didn’t have it yet! Glad you found one!
It occurred to me.... those Pyrex bowls and there colors are the same as the four colors that the McCall's cookbook got published in. I guess that's not super shocking as they are primary colors, but wouldn't a stack of the McCalls books look good next to the stack of Pyrex? Not that you need four copies of the same book...just a random thought.
Oh no you're absolutely right - I sincerely do aspire to collect the McCalls cookbook in all 4 colors. 😂
64 years old and I had to google what the heck Fluffo was when I was sorting my Aunts cookbooks.