Trader Vic's Kitchen Kibitzer The Cookbook For Men 1952 1st Ed + Trader Vic Ad

This is Trader Vic's Kitchen Kibitzer The Cookbook For Men, and for the women who cook for men. This is a 1952 1st Edition with the original dust jacket. See condition notes below for detected flaws and issues in this book. Also included is a 1946 advertising flyer for Trader Vic's Soya Sauce. One handwritten recipe is tucked into the pages. Illustrated by Alec Yuill-Thornton. Victor J "Trader Vic" Bergeron (December 10, 1902, San Francisco, California -- October 11, 1984, Hillsborough, California) founded a multimillion-dollar food and drink empire called Trader Vic's. He is credited with inventing the Mai Tai, and was a well-known, colorful figure in the San Francisco area ( and beyond) , eventually opening 20 restaurants. SIZE: 223 pages VINTAGE: 1952, 1st edition, 1st printing CONDITION: Please see photos for condition examples. The dust jacket has tears, missing areas, worn edges and the spine has darkened. The corners and edges of book cover have a tiny bit of wear. The first page of the preface is torn in half an the edge piece is completely missing. Spine in good condition, no detected stains or writing. Please see photo.