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The Losers / High Hunt

David Eddings

1994

The Slow Food guide to New York City

Ben Watson, Patrick Martins

2003

Crowning the Customer

Feargal Quinn

1990

San Francisco - Food Lovers' Guide

Grace Keh

2011

Stanley's store

William Bee

2017

Equipment specifications for tray display of produce in retail stores

James S. Toothman

1958

The rise and decline of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company

William I. Walsh

1986

At the Grocery Store

Carol Greene

1999

Merchandising of selected food items in grocery stores

Hugh M. Smith

1956

The Losers

David Eddings

1992

Cracker barrel days

United States. Department of Agriculture. Centennial Committee

1962

Grandpa's corner store

DyAnne DiSalvo

2000

Tommy at the Grocery Store

Bill Grossman

1989

The Boston food lover

Lisë Stern

1996

Youth at work

Stuart Tannock

2001

The Indian Grocery Store Demystified (Take It with You Guides)

Linda Bladholm

2000

Food lovers' guide to Manhattan

Alexis Lipsitz Flippin

2013

The body in the cornflakes

K. K. Beck

1992

The grocers

Andrew Seth

2011

The Winter of Our Discontent

John Steinbeck

1961 ★ 4.0

The New Cook's Tour of Sonoma

Michele Anna Jordan

2000

Cleveland Ethnic Eats

Laura Taxel

1998

Food lovers' guide to Connecticut

Lester Brooks, Patricia Brooks

2004

Food Lovers' Guide to Colorado, 2nd (Food Lovers' Series)

Eliza Cross Castaneda

2005

Top ten clues you're clueless

Liz Czukas

2014

Cutting costs of handling produce at retail

United States. Agricultural Marketing Service. Marketing Research Division

1959

The Trader Joe's adventure

Len Lewis

2005

Shop talk

Dee Hobsbawn-Smith

2008

The Bridgestone Irish food guide

John McKenna

1993

Sonoma

Mimi Luebbermann, Robert Holmes, Jennifer Barry

2003

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