Here are some more pages from The Best Way - a very old cookery book, circa 1890.
Pix from Art-e-zine and altered by me
The pages are nearly disintegrating, it's so old and in such bad condition. The pages were flaking on the screen as I was scanning them!
These are very large (300dpi) and totally unretouched, so you can do whatever you want to them including making items for sale (EXCEPT put them in any kind of collection for sale: therefore no collage sheets, no CDs etc). Left-click for the full size, and allow some time for them to load up. Right-click to copy them to your computer.
It's amazing how many of these tips are still relevant today!
Click this link to visit Beverly's blog How Sweet the Sound to read the rest of the Pink Saturday posts.
Pix from Art-e-zine and altered by me
The pages are nearly disintegrating, it's so old and in such bad condition. The pages were flaking on the screen as I was scanning them!
These are very large (300dpi) and totally unretouched, so you can do whatever you want to them including making items for sale (EXCEPT put them in any kind of collection for sale: therefore no collage sheets, no CDs etc). Left-click for the full size, and allow some time for them to load up. Right-click to copy them to your computer.
It's amazing how many of these tips are still relevant today!
Click this link to visit Beverly's blog How Sweet the Sound to read the rest of the Pink Saturday posts.
Hi Susie
ReplyDeleteLove your blog and I am recommending it on my Pink Saturday post!
The antique cookery's pages were fascinating to read! Thask so much for scanning them.
What a fun book to have. Thanks for sharing. ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteGreat old book. I love your new background and header! It's so warm and cheery. I'll have to add you to my background link page on my new blog. Keep them coming! Happy Pink Saturday Susie and have a loveleigh weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh Susie, the woman in the photo looks just like Almira Gulch to me, in the movie Wizard Of Oz!! I love the photo! ~tina
ReplyDeleteLove all of these vintage things. We head for London at the end of the month, arriving on October 30. We get in at noon and have the rest of that day free, then we are free the next afternoon. We bought an Oyster card for the Tube and hope to do some looking around on our own.
ReplyDeleteHello Susie. How nice of you to share these.
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday.
Enjoy the weekend dear one.
Regina
I always love to visit your blog. Those photos are amazing wonder why most of the old photos the women look so unhappy. LOL. Have a wonderful PS
ReplyDeleteFascinating. Thanks for sharing these pages with us. I hope you are having a wonderful Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteOh congrats on the magazine! You deserve to crow! Love the book pages too. Sorry my internet was down for 5 days so I'm "speed reading blogs today!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Lisa
Hi, Susie,
ReplyDeleteYour images are so wonderful!! I never tire of looking at them. Happy Pink Saturday to you!! Vicki
So interesting and love to see the ingredients and the measurements, bet it is a great read, Happy PInk Saturday, Char
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteIt's great that you are salvaging all these treasure pages and photos!
Again, love your new Theater look!
~ Gabriela ~
Hi Susie,
ReplyDeleteI share your love of old books! Many of them make for very fascinating, and often enlightening reading. Thank you for sharing the images, that was so kind of you.
xo
Sue
Thanks for sharing your pages once more! I imagine you are safely asleep by now. Still, before it is officially Monday morning I want to wish you Happy Pink Saturday, a little late.
ReplyDelete(I did my PS rounds alphabetically by first name. You are almost last!)
I love these pages. I am going to have to totally use them some how. I am so late getting to Pink Saturday! I am hoping that life will calm down a bit! Ok so maybe I need to quit over extending myself! lol I love your first blinkie! I have noticed how many of the PS ladies have it on their blogs! I love it! Thank your for all the wonderful things you share!
ReplyDeleteHave A Great Week!
Happy Pink Saturday!
Jennifer
Hey Susie, Do I see a new blog header? Love it! And those scanned old books...wonderful! Happy belated Pink Saturday! Isn't Thomas wonderful? He and his wife, who own the "salon", are having their first baby in March and you have never seen such a proud Daddy to be.
ReplyDeleteHi Susie
ReplyDeleteThanks for the images. I'm still making my PS visits. You sent me an e-mail about entering something for the group. But I was just curious about what you were doing. Not sure what inchies, etc. are.
Leann
This clips were wonderful and all the tips so great!! You're right - so many are still relevant today!
ReplyDeletehow cool is that I agree the tips are still so relevent hope the computer sorts itself out have a fab week
ReplyDeleteHi Susie...Your blog is wonderful with all the graphics and posts. You definately need your computer working at the max. Another PinkSaturday gal has been having computer issues...I thought you might enjoy Purple Goat Lady's solution...here's her url...http://purplegoatlady.blogspot.com/. Thanks for visiting CollectInTexas Gal...Sue
ReplyDeletePlease tell me what font that writing is and where I could get it? My father used to write like that.
ReplyDeleteLinda
So you mean the writing in the speech box I put on the old photograph? It's P22 Cezanne and here is where I bought it:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.myfonts.com/fonts/p22/cezanne/
Isn't it lovely!