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 [Menu - Handwritten in Conundrums]; Chapman, 
 Margaret. Bill of Fare for a Dinner. N.p.: circa 1870. Single 
 sheet, once folded. A lengthy manuscript menu given entirely in 
 conundrums. One fruit is “a domestic fowl and the produce of the 
 hedge” [gooseberries]; a drink that’s “a town of Portugal” [port]; etc. 
 Some general foxing, a small hole, not affecting the text, otherwise 
 very good. $200.00