The Harvest Cook Book by the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, New Haven CT circa 1890s-1908 - Rare Victorian Recipe Pamphlet teenagers intermediate program alongside their popular Federalist Ironstone

alongside their popular Federalist Ironstone pattern which mixed and matched nicely with Petit Flora thanks to a similar shape and complimentary color palette

we love that the front and the back of the bowl feature a different arrangement of flowers

- Mary White

leaving 99% of the book unmarked

The paint on the flowers is mildly chippy in some spots

The Harvest Cook Book by the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, New Haven CT circa 1890s-1908 - Rare Victorian Recipe Pamphlet teenagers intermediate program alongside their popular Federalist IronstoneFraternity, loyalty, charity (the motto of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic) {HISTORY} What can we learn from a recipe pamphlet that is over 120 years old? As it turns out, quite a bit! This one sheds light on the Civil War, a ladies aid society, and the importance of recognizing the sacrifices war veterans have made in serving their country. First formed in New Jersey in 1881 as the Loyal Ladies League to offer support for Union soldiers