Liebig Company's Cook Book illustrated front and back cover, no pages, undated
Context
"Liebig Company's Cook Book Containing new and original recipes. Written by Miss Maria Parloa. Stamped with S. S. Allen St. Joseph, MO"
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Cookbook
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Recipe
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Instructional Documents
Nomenclature Class
Documentary Objects
Nomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication Objects
Archive Items Details
Title
Liebig Company's Cook Book illustrated front and back cover, no pages, undated
Description
Front cover printing - along the top: "Liebig Company's Cook Book"
Front Cover printing - along the bottom: "Containing new and original recipes. Written by Miss Maria Parloa".
Colored illustration - female chef wearing chefs hat atop curly short brown hair, chef's uniform, holding an ingredient jar with a small copper saucepan on the counter in front of her.
Just below the saucepan -post production, Stamped with "S. S. Allen St. Joseph, MO" in red ink
Back Cover color illustration of cattle drive through valley. Cowboy in the forefront is riding a white horse. Most of the cattle are brown with one black pictured just behind the cowboy on white horseback. Two additional cowboys on horseback in the back ground. Foreground includes two product jars that match the front cover jar being held by the chef. In the sky of the cattle drive illustration a large cursive: Jr Liebig (presumably the name of the product featured in the jars)
Covers are made of heavy card stock however no binding or pages remain.
This cookbook is believed to have been printed in 1897, One Hundred Ways to use Liebig Company's Extract of Beef. A guide for American Housewives.