Noodles and Rice and Everything Nice-1950-1st-Vintage Chinese Cook/Cooking Book

Noodles and Rice and Everything Nice
The Hong Kong Young Women's Christian Press

Book Description: The Hong Kong Young Women's Christian Association, 1950. Hard Cover. Book Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. Previous owners name to the title page, light toning to the page edges, otherwise clean and tight. Inner front hinge cracked. pp87. Very interesting book on chinese cooking. One of a number of similar Items I am selling. Postage combined/reduced where possible when taking more than one item where possible, but please await a Combined invoice before paying.

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