Woman's Day Collectors Cook Book Illustrated by Joseph Low- 1960 First Edition weekender antique platters like this one

antique platters like this one look especially lovely hanging on the wall just as much as they do on the table

Like her mom's published books before

serving instructions and cooking terms

But he also serves as a lovely decor piece all on his own too - a shiny symbol about early birds getting the worm

collected and fine-tuned over a lifetime

Woman's Day Collectors Cook Book Illustrated by Joseph Low- 1960 First Edition weekender antique platters like this oneWhen pleasures to the eye and palette meet, the cook has rendered his great work complete. William King {HISTORY} Published in 1960, the Woman's Day Collector's Cook Book was a tour de force of engaging conversational cooking stories and eclectic recipes from around the globe. Including all meals of the day, these recipes (1500 of them!) originally appeared in pre 1960 issues of Woman's Day magazine and run the gamut from classic (Daffodil Cake) to