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1867 ANTIQUE COOKBOOK VINTAGE RECIPES HOME FARM MEDICAL CURES BEER
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600 Six Hundred Receipts Worth Their Weight in Gold John Marquart Antique Victorian Vintage Cookbook Cookery Recipes How-to Farm Farming Home Household Homesteader Housewife Guide Cooking Preserves Perfumery Cordials Ice Cream Ink Paint Dyes Dyeing Cider Making Beer Vinegar Wine Spirits Alcohol Whiskey Brandy Gin Medical Cures Remedies First Aid Crafts Craftsman Artisan Cakes Cupcakes Biscuits Pies Curing Meats Pork Ham Spruce Ginger Beer Mead Cider Rum Brandy Tinctures Horse Care Livestock Cattle Sheep Inks Dye Wool Silk Cotton Cement Paints Painting Varnish Plating Gilding Silvering Soldering
600 HUNDRED RECEIPTS Worth Their Weight in Gold. Including Receipts for Cooking, Making Preserves, Perfumery, Cordials, Ice Creams, Inks, Paints, Dyes of All Kinds, Cider, Vinegar, Wines, Spirits, Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, Etc., and How to Make Imitations of All Kinds of Liquors. Together With Valuable Gauging Tables. The Collections, Testing and Improvements on the Receipts extending over a period of Thirty Years. By John Marquart of Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Undated Collector Books edition, late 20th century; originally published in 1867 by John E. Potter & Co., Philadelphia. 7” x 4” cloth hardcover. 266 pages.
Condition:
VERY GOOD CONDITION. Clean and complete. Firm binding. No torn, loose or missing pages.
Description:
This is a
facsimile reprint
of a very rare 154-year-old collection of old recipes, family medical cures, instructions for the care of horses and other livestock, and household how-to information, compiled over a 30-year period by Mr. John Marquart of Lebanon, Pennsylvania. The book was intended for the use of farmers, homesteaders and housewives, in the hopes that it would make their lives a little bit easier.
I don’t usually offer modern reprints, however this book is so scarce that you might die of old age before you find a decent original edition that doesn’t cost you an arm and a leg. When I saw this one I thought what the heck maybe someone will want to own it just for the wealth of information it contains.
This is a book that invites experimentation. Who could read this book and not be tempted to try some of its unique recipes and formulas in their own kitchen? How can you help but wonder if maybe our ancestors, who were far more dependent on their horses and livestock than we are today, knew better ways of caring for them in sickness and health? The same goes for family medicine – there weren’t always doctors available. In many instances, folks had to fend for themselves, using books just like this. Maybe they knew something we don’t?
Home brewers will also take a shine to this book. It contains many antique beverage recipes, including how to make many types of fruit wine and even hard liquor like whiskey, gin and scotch.
Craftspeople and others interested in creating antique finishes will also find this book fascinating, with its many recipes for antique paints, varnishes, japanning, etc.
In order to give you the most accurate description of this book, I have provided some helpful details below. For your convenience, I have arranged the 600 recipes by category (they are somewhat scattered in the text). As you read it, you’ll probably get the same impression I did – that in the right hands, this book still has the potential to be very useful today, 154 years after it was published, yet at the same time can be a bit eccentric and amusing.
All of the details below are to help you make an informed decision when bidding. I hope you’ll take a few moments to have a look
.
Contents Are:
Cooking Recipes:
How to clarify sugar
How to make a Frosting for cakes
How to make Lemon Cakes, No. 1
How to make Queen Cake
How to make Sponge Cake
How to make White Lemon Cake
How to make Strasbourg Cake
How to bake Rusks
How to make Mock Mince Pies
How to make Indian Biscuits
How to bake Lemon Pies
Cider Cake
How to bake Sugar Cakes
How to make Cup Cakes
How to make Ginger Cakes
How to make a Plain Pound Cake
How to make Rice Cakes
How to make Lemon Cakes, No. 2
Cream Cakes
How to make Muffins
How to bake Rusks
How to make common Buns
How to make extract of vanilla
How to make Vinegar
How to make Vinegar, No. 2
Another Vinegar, No. 3
How to make common Vinegar
Another Vinegar, No. 4
How to make Wine Vinegar
How to make Sugar Vinegar
How to make Gooseberry Vinegar
How to make Currant Vinegar
How to make Primrose Vinegar
How to make Raisin Vinegar
How to make Cider Vinegar
How to strengthen Vinegar
How to make Vinegar from Elder-flowers, Gilliflowers, Musk-Roses and Tarragon
How to make German Vinegar
How to increase the sharpness and strength of vinegar
How to make tomato catsup
Another way to make tomato catsup
How to make cucumber catsup
How to keep Preserves or Jellies
To preserve Plums an elegant green
How to preserve Peaches
How to preserve Magnum Bonum Plums
How to preserve Quinces
How to make Raspberry Jam
How to preserve Barberries
How to preserve Cherries
How to make Currant Jelly
How to make Bread Cheese-Cloth
How to preserve fruit
Another method of preserving fruits and vegetables
Blackberry jam
How to preserve milk
How to make Ice Cream
To cure rancid butter
How to preserve Milk for any length of time
How to make Custards without eggs
How to improve bad butter
How to cure butter that will keep for years
How to preserve eggs
Another method to preserve eggs, No. 2
Another method to preserve eggs, No. 3
Green corn omelet
A pickle to cure hams, pork and beef
T E Hamilton’s receipt for pickling meat or hams
How to cure pork and hams dry without brine
How to keep fresh fish
Beer, Wine and Hard Liquors:
How to make Cottage Beer
How to make Brown Spruce Beer
How to make good Ginger Beer
How to make Imperial Ginger Beer
How to make White Spruce Beer
How to make Gas Beer
How to make Cream Beer
How to make mead
Ginger Beer – a pleasant beverage
How to make Ginger Beer Powders
How to make Ginger Pop
How to make Silver-top, a temperance drink
Sassafras Mead, a cheap beverage
How to make pineapple-ade
How compound of spirits of cordials for beverages is manufactured
How to manufacture Anniseed cordial
How to make citron cordial
How to make peppermint cordial
How to make cinnamon cordial
How to make orange cordial
How to make clove cordial
How to make strawberry cordial
How to make rose cordial
Another peppermint cordial
How to make cider
How to manage cider
How to make cheap cider from raisins
Observations on cider
General rules for making cider
Another rule for making good cider
How to keep common cider for years
Another way to keep cider
How to put up a simple Stand for rectifying raw whiskey
Recapitulation of directions in putting up a rectifying stand
How to make Monongahela Whiskey, No. 1
Another way to make Monongahela Whiskey, No. 2
How to make Wheat Whiskey
How to make good Apple Whiskey
How to make Old Bourbon Whiskey
How to imitate Irish whiskey
How to imitate Scotch Whiskey
How to imitate Holland Gin
Another imitation of Holland gin
Holland gin, No. 3
Holland gin, No. 4
Holland gin, No. 5
How to make country gin
How to imitate Jamaica rum
How to make tincture of kino
How to make Jamaica spirits
New England Rum, No. 1
Another New England Rum, No. 2
St Croix Rum, No. 1
Another St Croix Rum, No. 2
How to make tincture of Catechu
Another Jamaican rum, No. 8
Cognac brandy, No. 1
Another cognac brandy, No. 2
Another cognac brandy, No. 3
Another cognac brandy, No. 4
Imitation of French brandy, No. 1
Imitation of French brandy, No. 2
How to prepare tincture Japonica
Rochelle brandy, No. 1
Cognac brandy, No. 5
Rochelle brandy, No. 2
Bordeaux brandy
Cherry brandy, No. 1
Common brandy
Domestic brandy
French brandy, No. 3
Another French brandy, No. 4
Another brandy, No. 5
Peach brandy
How to make blackberry brandy
Another cherry brandy, No. 2
How to make Raspberry brandy
Another cherry brandy, No. 3
Rose brandy
Blackberry brandy, No. 2
Rochelle brandy, No. 3
How to make lavender brandy
How to make ginger brandy
How to make tincture of cinnamon
How to make tincture of cardamom seed
How to make tincture of Rhatany
How to make tincture of Allspice
How to make tincture of saffron
How to make tincture of red sanders
How to make tincture of cloves
How to imitate port wine
Another imitation of port wine
How to imitate Madeira wine, No. 1
Another imitation of Madeira wine, No. 2
How to imitate Lisbon wine
How to imitate Malaga wine
How to imitate claret wine
How to imitate sherry wine
How to imitate Teneriffe wine
How racking wine is performed
How to fine or clear wine
How the bottling of wine is performed
How to make currant wine
How to make cedar wine
How to make cypress wine
How to make apple wine
How to boil sugar coloring
How to make simple syrup
How to make pure spirits by distillation
How to make yeast for distillers, brewers, with hops
Another yeast
How to make a beer to make yeast
How to make French raspberry vinegar
How to make British champagne
Blackberry wine
Medical Cures:
Dr Stoy’s cure for the bite of a mad dog
Dr Stoy’s simple cure for worms
Dr Stoy’s mortification-powder, to prevent lockjaw
Dr Stoy’s celebrated Mother-drops
Simple valuable Mother drops
How to make a good Balsam-de-Malda
How to make No. 6 Thompsonian medicine
How to make good essence of peppermint
A cure for corns
How to make a certain and simple cure for piles
A simple cure for chilblain, or frostbite
How to make a cure for burning or scalding
How to make a cure for scabby heads on children
How to make a tea to cure insomnia
How to make Lime-water
A cure for burns and scalds, No. 1
A cure for burns and scalds, No. 2
A cure for Tetter, No. 1
A cure for Tetter, No. 2
A never failing salve for the cure of Tetter, Ringworm, Swinney and Rheumatism
A cure for the swinney, No. 1
A cure for the swinney, No. 2
A liniment for children’s sore throat
How to prevent swelling from bruises
A liniment for piles
Ointment for piles, No. 1
How to make simple cerate
A cure for giddiness
How to make Godfrey’s cordial
How to make Life Tincture (a German medicine)
How to make liniment for burns
How to make Locatelli’s Balsam
How to make German bitters
A cure for summer complaint
How to make blackberry syrup, for summer complaint
A cure for stomach cramps
How to make cough drops
How to make a neetmok cough mixture, No. 1
Dr. Monroe’s cough drops
A cure for dyspepsia
A cure for cough
How to make an ointment to heal wounds in horses
How to make a drawing ointment
A cure for the dropsy
A cure for rheumatism
Hamilton’s celebrated vermifuge, for worms
How to make eye-water
Collyrium, or eye-water
Vitriolic collyrium, or eye-water
A simple cure for liver complaint
A cure for consumption
A remedy for purifying the blood
Paregoric elixir
A simple cure for scarlet fever
A cure for small pox
A cure for diarrhea
Medical use of salt
A cure for the croup
Said to be a certain cure for a Felon
A sure and simple cure for dysentery, No. 1
To cure the cancer, No. 1
Another cure for cancer, No. 2
Another cure for cancer, No. 3
How to cure rheumatism
How to cure white swelling
A certain cure for colds
A cure for ingrown toe nails
How to cure the lockjaw
A remedy for rheumatism, &c, No. 4
Cure for rheumatic gout, No. 1
Ointment for piles, No. 2
A Turkish cure for the gravel
A cure for dysentery, No. 2
Another cure for dysentery, No. 3
A cure for dysentery and bloody flux
A cure for rheumatic gout or acute rheumatism
Ointment for piles
Ointment for sore nipples
Another cure for piles
A cure for smallpox
A sure remedy for inflammatory rheumatism
A certain cure for corns
A cure for salt rheum or scurvy
Cough syrup
Toothache drops
Another certain cure for the piles
Cough drops, No. 2
How to cure sun stroke
Cure for the quinsy
Spitting of blood
To cure the whitlow
Liniment for rheumatism
A simple cure for rheumatism
Mild aperient for piles
Hooping cough – Dr Barton’s remedy
Dr Cullen’s treatment for epilepsy or falling fits
Bilious or sick headache
A cure for erysipelas and all high inflammation of the skin
Toothache preventive
Personal grooming:
How to make a superior hair-oil
Another hair oil
Another excellent hair oil
How to make imitation of ox-marrow hair grease
How to make rose tooth powder
How to make a very nice cologne
A remedy for black teeth
How to clean the teeth and gums
A lip salve
How to make cologne
How to prevent hair falling off
A superior article of cologne
Hair restorative
Ox-marrow pomatum
How to make freckle lotion
Another tooth powder
A new pomade against baldness
How to make shaving soap
Hair oil
Shaving soap, best ever invented
Horse Care & Livestock:
How to make horse powder
How to make blue water, to cure wounds in horses
Another excellent simple salve for wounds in horses
How to cure wounds in cattle
How to stop the bleeding
Adhesive plaster and sewing
Bandages
Sores and bruises
Ointment
Green ointment for wounds
Treatment, according to the appearance of the part
Food and regimen
Abscess
Anbury or wart
The staggers
Loss of appetite
Inflamed bladder
Blood spavin
Blistering ointment
Bone spavin
Bots
Symptoms of worms in horses
Remedies for worms
Inflammation of the bowels
Broken wind
Paste-ball for broken-winded horses
Broken knees
Burns and scalds
Liniment for canker
Capped hocks
Cold
Convulsions
How to treat cough
How to cure corns
How to cure cracked heels
How to cure the gripes
Draught for gripes, No. 1
Diabetes
Ball for diabetes
Eyes
Eye water, No. 1
Film or cataract
Farcy
Cure for farcy
Grease
Foundered feet
Hoof-bound
Lampass
Laxity
Inflammation of the lungs
Mallenders
Mange
Molten grease
Poll-evil
Suppurating poultice
Quitter
Ringbone
Sand-crack
Composition for sand crack
Sitfasts
Sallenders
Strains
Strangury
Strangles
Thrush
Vives
Wind-galls
Wounds
Bleeding in general
Fulness of blood
Laxative and diaphoretic powder
Purging
To prepare horses for physic
Purgative balls for horses
Drink to check over purging
Astringent drink after looseness
Cough drink
Fever balls for horses
Powerful mixture for fevers
Drink for an inflammatory fever
Purging ball for jaundice
Hove or hoven in cattle – Mr Gowen’s simple remedy
Restorative balls after jaundice
Pectoral balls for broken wind
Alterative balls for surfeit, mange, &c
Astringent ball for profuse staling
Restorative balls for profuse staling
Mercurial balls for worms
Drink for worms
Purging ball for worms
Stomach drink after the expulsion of the worms
Balls for the staggers
Clyster for convulsions
To cure gripe in horses
Draught for gripe in horses, No. 2
Further treatment for gripe in horses
White’s ball for gripes
Laudanum draught
Another anodyne medicine
The same when on a journey
To cure surfeit or bad coat in horses
Urine balls for horses
Drink for an inflammatory fever
Purging ball for jaundice
Alum for the hog cholera, Doherty’s description
Hove or hoven in cattle – Mr Gowen’s simple remedy
Restorative balls after jaundice
Pectoral balls for broken wind
Alterative balls for surfeit, mange, &c
Astringent ball for profuse staling
Restorative balls for profuse staling
Mercurial balls for worms
Drink for worms
Purging ball for worms
Stomach drink after the expulsion of the worms
Balls for the staggers
Clyster for convulsions
To cure gripe in horses
Draught for gripe in horses, No. 2
Further treatment for gripe in horses
White’s ball for gripes
Laudanum draught
Another anodyne medicine
The same when on a journey
To cure surfeit or bad coat in horses
Urine balls for horses
Remedy for lameness in horses
To cure the thrush in horses
Ointment for mange
Liniment for the mange
Eye water, No. 2
For inflammation of the lungs
Embrocation for sprains
Bracing mixture for sprains
Paste to stop bleeding
Ointment for scratched heels
Astringent embrocation for strains in different parts
Mixture for canker in the mouth
Distemper among cattle
A tincture for flesh wounds in cattle
To make tar water for cows
For the garget in cows
To cure the red water in cattle
Cure for common diseases in pigs and hogs
To cure the scouring in cattle
Cure for cattle swelled with green food
An English cure for pleuro-pnenumonia in cattle
Worms or bots in cattle or horses
To cure measles in swine
Rupture in swine
Cure for the foot-rot in sheep
Another cure for foot rot in sheep, No. 2
Another cure for foot rot in sheep, No. 3
Prevention and cure for foot rot in sheep
To cure the scab in sheep
To destroy maggots in sheep
To cure hoven or blown in cattle
Purging drinks
To cure the yellows or jaundice in neat cattle
Frenzy or inflammation of the brain
How to cure frenzy or inflammation of the brain
Paunching
Cure for sore backs of horses
An infallible lotion for blows, bruises and sprains in horses
To make a horse drink freely
Dyeing & Other Household Receipts:
An excellent printing ink
How to make Blue Ink. No. 1
How to make oil-paste shoe blacking
How to polish brass
How to make Japan Black Writing Ink
How to make Black Ink
How to make Black Printer’s Ink
Another cheap black ink
How to make indelible ink
How to make another indelible ink
How to make Red Ink for writing, No. 1
Another Red writing ink, No. 2
Another Red Writing-ink, No. 2
How to make Blue Ink for writing, No. 2
Green writing ink
How to make liquid that removes grease-spots out of woolen cloth
Another liquid to clean woolen cloth
General remarks on Dyeing
Aluming
Preparing of the Dye-liquors, or Scalding the Wood
Pink on silk
Brown on silk
Green on silk
Sulphate of indigo
Blue on silk
Black on silk
Blue black on silk
Maroon on silk
Orange on silk or cotton
Gray on silk
Slate on silk
Olive on silk
Stone on silk
To dye a silk dress brown
Drab on silk
Dove on silk
Yellow on silk
Crimson on silk
Flesh-colour on silk
Brown on woolen cloth or cloths of any description
A brown on the red cast
Olive-brown
A brown inclining to snuff
A black inclining to purple, on wool and silk
A black inclining to brown, on silk and woolen
A jet black on wool or woolen cloth
Blue Prussian on woolen
Green on wool
Lilac on wool
Drab on woolen
Red on woolen
How to make No. 1 tin-liquor
How to make No. 2 tin-liquor, for yellow on woolen
Slate on woolen
Yellow on wool
Orange on wool
Various shades of fancy dyeing on cotton:
For any quantity of thread in black; tumeric yellow; green on cotton; buff on cotton; annotto-orange on cotton; red on cotton; brown on cotton; drab on cotton; slate on cotton; purple on cotton; black on cotton
How to put a fine gloss on silk
Another way to put gloss on silk
Tin-liquor for pinks, scarlets, crimson, &c
Tin-liquor for scarlets, crimson, &c on silks
How to set an Indigo-vat for cotton
A blue-vat for silk and woolen
How to dye straws red
Blue on straw
Turkey-red on leather
Red on leather
Yellow on leather
Another yellow on leather
Blue on leather
Black on leather
How to make different shades on leather
To dye leather purple
Blacking for harness
Japan for leather
Jet for harness and boots
How to destroy a foul smell
Directions for making candles from lard
How to make a cement which abcxs will gradually get as hard as a stone
Liquid cement
Crockery cement which is transparent
Hard cement for seams
Waterproof and fireproof cement for roofs of houses
Bedbug poison
How to make burning fluid
Scouring
How to poison rats
How to clean French Kid Gloves
How to clean gloves
Red sealing-wax
Black sealing wax
Black sealing wax No. 2
How to make otto of roses
How to clean silk stained by corrosive or sharp liquor
A method of washing occupying one hour
Another washing receipt
To take mildew out of linen
An excellent powder for razor strops
Paints and Finishes:
How to make a brilliant white wash
Cheap outside paint
Painters, how to mix colors to form different shades
Names of the different colors used in painting
Of different oils used in painting and varnishing
How to prepare linseed oil to boil varnishes
How to boil linseed oil to mix with paint
How to make Copal Varnish, No. 1
How to make Copal Varnish, No. 2
Gold-colored Copal Varnish
Seed-law varnish
Shellac varnish
To dissolve copal in fixed oil
Amber varnish
Linseed-oil varnish
Turpentine varnish
White hard varnish
Varnish for harness
Leather varnish for shoemakers and saddlers
How to make Venice turpentine
How to boil leather varnish
How to make shoes and boots water-proof
Another water-proof for leather
A water-proof and leather-preservative
Excellent liquid blacking
Black varnish for straw or chip hats
Coating sheet iron with varnish to protect it from the action of the atmosphere
Another oil paste blacking, No. 2
How to varnish articles of iron and steel
Galvanism simplified – silver-plating fluid
Silver solution for plating copper, brass and German silver
Gilding for the edges of paper
To silver by heat
To silver copper
Silvering of metals
To solder iron or any other metal without fire
How to clean silver articles
German Silver, No. 1
German Silver, No. 2
German Silver, No. 3
German Silver No. 4
German Silver No. 5
How to write in silver
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