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Up for sale is a classic vintage printing of "Ferhoodled English: A Collection of Quaintly Amusing Expressions Heard Among the Pennsylvania Dutch Folks." Published by Conestoga Crafts of Gettysburg, PA (originally issued in 1964). Features & Condition:
- Subject: A wonderfully illustrated, lighthearted collection of idioms, phrases, and localized linguistic quirks common to the Pennsylvania Dutch and Amish communities.
- Graphics: Packed with charmingly retro mid-century cartoon illustrations paired with famous regional sayings like "Throw Papa down the stairs his hat" and "Jonathan outens the light."
- Condition: Good to Very Good vintage condition. The softcover wraps show bright front graphics with minor edge wear and light age-toning along the margins. The staple binding is secure, and pages are clean, crisp, and completely legible with no heavy writing, stamps, or missing pages.A perfect piece of Americana folk history, a great conversation starter for a coffee table, or a unique gift for collectors of Pennsylvania history and regional dialects.Please review all photos for an exact look at the cosmetic condition and size details. Ships quickly via USPS Media Mail.
