Vintage 1950s Tree Identification Book circa 1956 by Golden Press red and orange Some slight chippiness to the

Some slight chippiness to the top edge of the dust jacket has been repaired previously with tape

The lace edge is firmly attached to the cloth on all sides and contains no rips or holes in the threadwork

The rolled rim made it easier for wait staff to grab the dishes more quickly

Very bright and clean inside and out

A lovely example of one large family's collection of treasured recipes

Vintage 1950s Tree Identification Book circa 1956 by Golden Press red and orange Some slight chippiness to theTrees are beautiful and majestic; among them are the largest and oldest of living things. (from the Foreward) {HISTORY} First published in 1952, this Golden Press tree identification guide was written by Herbert Zim and Alexander Martin. Herbert was a biologist, teacher, and founding editor of the Golden Nature Guides and Alexander was a biologist with the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Services. Together, Herbert and Alexander compiled this colorful little