Coffee Makers: Macchine da Caffe, An Encyclopedic History of the Coffee Maker
Coffee Makers: Macchine da Caffe is an encyclopedia of coffee makers that traces the evolution of coffee making devices from the 1600s to the present. The 800-page book contains 2,700 images, including photographs, diagrams, postcards, and patents. The book was authored by Enrico Maltoni and Mauro Carli, both of whom are collectors of antique coffee makers. The book can be previewed online and dealers can be found here.
images via Coffee Makers: Macchine da Caffe
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