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Item [17] promotes the Praktik "scadle," combination ladle and weighing scale. Includes thanks to Marcel Grangé, chef of the Chambord Restaurant in New York City, and recipes compiled and translated by Mrs. F. Glatz, Mrs. H. Tillinger, and Mr. Al Freeman; instructions on use and care; bread and dessert recipes from Europe, Latin America, Asia, and the United States; advertisements for the Praktik Shopetta and ice cream scoop; and image of woman in period dress. Some recipes include wine or liquor as an ingredient. Sample recipes: peppernuts, wine foam, and cheese twists.

Item [18] promotes Lifetime stainless steel cookware. Includes instructions on use, care, and cleaning; images and sizes of 22 Lifetime utensils; advice on nutrition, selecting and purchasing food, and storing food in the refrigerator; instructions and recipes for meats, vegetables, and desserts; images of serving suggestions and of author; laid-in instruction brochure; and index. Sample recipes: winter (hubbard) squash, veal scallopini, and blueberry pudding.

Item [1] promotes Chandler's ice cutting machines. Includes list of prices; advertisement for and description of the product; and product image. No recipes.

Item [2] promotes the Philadelphia Scoop Company. Includes before and after pictures of a scoop used for six years at Gery's Bakery in Philadelphia; advertisement for the product; and information about the company. No recipes.

Item [3] promotes buying the Wrigley Company's premium chewing gum in bulk and using their graduated brass scoops. Includes price list; offer for free scoops with purchase of box of chewing gum; information about the company; and images of the brass scoops. No recipes.

Item [4] includes two promotional leaflets in German and promotes the following small utensils: the Büchsenöffner; the Hosenhänger; the Blitzschneider für die Küche; and Riedels Fleischroller "Blitz." Includes instructions for the products; descriptions; advertisements; patent numbers; and images of the products. No recipes. Damaged: extremely fragile paper.

Item [5] promotes use of the Robertshaw Automaticook. Includes whole meal suggestions; advice on using the product in different ways; description of the product; instructions for use; oven cooking and canning time charts; advertisement; offer for "The AutomatiCook Book"; and images of product and period dress. No recipes.

Item [6] is similar to item [5] except the offer is for "the Robertshaw Cook Book" and the instructions for use and images are missing. No recipes. Marked: RT 192.

Item [7] promotes American Thermometer Company products. Includes bread, cake, icing, cookie, candy, dessert, meat, side dish, and vegetable recipes; advice on bread and candy making and using the products; advertisements for and descriptions of different thermometer models; and images of products. Sample recipes: Boston brown bread, banana fritters, and baked liver with vegetables.