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1910-1920 Landers, Frary & Clark was a prominent American manufacturer of household goods, including kitchen appliances, founded in New Britain, Connecticut. The company produced a wide range of products under the "Universal" brand, known for their durability and innovation during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Their meat grinders were a common and essential kitchen tool for many households during this era. "The Universal Cook Book" served as a guide for home cooks, often accompanying kitchen tools like meat grinders, blenders, and other Universal brand appliances. These cookbooks provided recipes and instructions, helping users maximize the utility of their kitchen gadgets. The presence of both the grinder and the cookbook suggests a set that would have been used together in a domestic setting.