Tempting Kosher Dishes by The B. Manischewitz Co circa 1930, Third Edition book 5" inches (length) x9

5" inches (length) x9

Beautiful light crazing in some areas offers a delicately aged aesthetic

- Colors include gold and deep autumn red

The pocket would have held all his shaving accessories

We especially love the shiny gold knob that resembles the size and shape of a summer berry and the hidden blossom that appears on the inside of the dish

Tempting Kosher Dishes by The B. Manischewitz Co circa 1930, Third Edition book 5" inches (length) x9Matzo was the Lachmoh Anyou "the bread of affliction." It was baked hastily as the Children of Israel were escaping from Egypt. This thought still remains as we read in the Hagadah, every Seder night year after year. But now there is another thought accompanying the Matzo. It is also the bread of freedom and joy. The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, March 13, 1931 {HISTORY} From pumpkin pancakes to date bars, farfelroons to honey kisses, chicken knish to