Mysticalligraphers' Cookbook

The book is spiral-bound with a cover showing noticeable wear, including some stains and edge creases. The binding is intact, ensuring usability. An inscription on the inside adds a personal element. There is no dust jacket, which is typical for this format.

The "Mysticalligraphers' Cookbook," authored by the Mysticalligraphers, is a unique culinary guide published by Quick Copy in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. This third printing from December 1984 captures the essence of the Mystic area through its blend of calligraphy and culinary arts. Unlike other editions, this version reflects the community's artistic flair and local flavor. The Mysticalligraphers are a group known for their creative integration of visual arts into practical applications, making this cookbook a distinctive piece in both culinary and artistic circles. Although out of print, this edition offers a rare glimpse into the creative synergy of the Mystic community. The book is spiral-bound, facilitating easy use in the kitchen, and includes an inscription, adding a personal touch to its charm. The cover shows signs of wear, consistent with its age, but the binding remains intact, making it a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of regional cookbooks.