'First Edition'. Original die-cut folded sheet, 9" by 2 1/2". Tribuno Vermouth recipe booklet. Die-cut bottle shaped piece with 8 cocktail recipes inside and was given out compliments of "21" Brands Inc. Sole Distributors. Very Good. Item #35496

First Edition. Original illustrated stiff card stock, one sheet folded once, 2 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches. Collection of five cocktail recipes including Trocadero Frozen Daiquiri and Honey Moon Old Havana. "We Cordially invite you to visit one of the most up to date yet, the oldest Distillery in Havana: Trocadero. A delicious Banana Cocktail will be served as a compliment upon your arrival." Includes two copies. Very Good. Item #39573

First Edition. Original illustrated self wrappers, one sheet folded into four pages, 6 by 3 1/2 inches. Uncommon brochure for Universal Pottery's bowl and cup set for making Tom and Jerry cocktails, with 'Tom and Jerry' printed on the vessels. Inside page with Tom and Jerry recipe. No copies found on WorldCat. Very Good. Item #37704

Early Edition. Vico cover art. Original illustrated wrappers, 53/4 by 4 1/2 inches, 76 pages, side stapled. Uncommon collection of cocktail recipes used as a promotion for the Bar La Florida. The bar was a favorite of Hemingway. This copy signed by Constantino Ribalaigua Vert, the famous bartender of El Floridita, in 1951, one year before his death. Constantino came to be known as el rey de los coteleros, or the cocktail king of Cuba. He invented over 200 drinks, most famously for his variations of the Daiquiri. A very scarce autograph. Very Good, some wear to wrappers. Item #32743

First Edition. Volume X, No. 1 of the Metropolitan Pamphlet Series. Original printed wrappers, 9 1/2" by 6 1/2", 46 pages. WorldCat locates two library holdings, (as well as listing an edition from 1892 with only 32 pages). Found in the Chanticleer Society bibliography of works dealing with "cocktails, mixology, spirits, and the like". Extremely scarce title. Under the headings of Summer Drinks, Special Drinks for Garden Parties, Punches, and Iced Beverages called Graniti recipes include mixed drinks that require alcohol. They include: Claret Cup (Brandy), Mint Julep (Brandy), Sherry Cobbler, Hop Beer, Spruce Beer, Holland Beverage (Gin), Three West India (Brandy), Cider Cup, Hatfield (Gin), Champagne Cup, German Beverage (Rum), Gin Punch, Rum Punch (and other alcoholic punches). Also sections on cordials and their recipes, fruit syrups, Shrubs, Sherbets, home-made wine, medical, syrups, etc. Very Good. Item #37653

First Edition. Original red cloth and illustrated dustjacket, octavo, 152 pages. C. V. Farrow dustjacket art. Uncommon Prohibition Era published collection of cocktail recipes. Includes: The Bronx, The Astor, The Bacardi, The Clover, The Dry Martini, The Perfect, The Cooperstown, The Chris, The 1st Martini, The Liberty and The Manhattan. Rarely seen in jacket. Near Fine in Good dustjacket, centimeter deep chips at spine ends, upper rear panel with about two square inches of loss. Item #34305

First Edition. Original red cloth, octavo, 152 pages. Uncommon Prohibition Era published collection of cocktail recipes. Includes: The Bronx, The Astor, The Bacardi, The Clover, The Dry Martini, The Perfect, The Cooperstown, The Chris, The 1st Martini, The Liberty and The Manhattan. Very Good, bit of soiling to spine. Item #34716

Second Edition. Original wrappers, 6 by 4 1/2 inches, string bound, 36 pages. WorldCat finds three copies of this little booklet containing cocktail recipes featuring Habanero Berreteaga, as well as a history of the company. Illustrated with photographs. Very Good. Item #41641

Presumed First Edition. Original illustrated wrappers, 91 numbered pages of cocktail recipes bound with 32 pages of toasts. Uncommon cocktail book designed like a dime novel and likely intended for the same audience. Very Good, inch closed tear at top front panel, expected wear to wrappers. Item #32768

Presumed Later Printing, with publisher's address given as 712 Broadway, where the company resided in the 1930's. Original illustrated yellow wrappers, 91 numbered pages of cocktail recipes bound with 4 pages of toasts. Uncommon cocktail book designed like a dime novel and likely intended for the same audience. Very Good, pages yellowing. Item #37058

Presumed First Edition, address of publisher given as 126 Park Row. Original illustrated wrappers, 5 by 3 1/2 inches, 32 numbered pages. Uncommon toast book designed like a dime novel and likely intended for the same audience. No copies of this title found on WorldCat, though a similar title by Wehman - 700 Toasts - has three library holdings. Very Good, some signs of wear, small chip at top front cover. Item #39594

Second Printing. Small octavo, original silver cloth, red stamping, 49 pages. Attractive post-prohibition volume. "The Art of Mixing is the result of much research in many climes. It contains 235 recipes, in most of the recipes the ingredients have been proportioned in fractional quantities, making the use of a standard measuring until unnecessary and allowing any number of drinks to be prepared at the same time. Careful perusal will prove a boon companion to those now suffering the status of amateur; and will bring a fragrant breath of memory to the hardened veteran in the gentle art of mixing". Located in "Cocktail Books, Selected Titles from the Library of Congress Collections". Very Good in Very Good price-clipped dustjacket, dime sized chip at lower front panel, two closed tears (inch in length) at top edge, four pieces of clear tape at verso of jacket. Item #34715