Photos of German Chocolate Sheet Cake (from the 1950's)

Melt Butter. Add Evaporated Milk, Sugar, Vanilla Extract, And Egg Yolks.
Melt butter. Add evaporated milk, sugar, vanilla extract, and egg yolks.
Beat Egg Whites Until Stiff Peaks Form.
Beat egg whites until stiff peaks form.
Microwave The Chocolate In The Water Until The Chocolate Is Melted.
Microwave the chocolate in the water until the chocolate is melted.
Sift Two Cups Of Flour And Then Measure Again For Accuracy. Stir In Baking Soda And Salt.
Sift two cups of flour and then measure again for accuracy. Stir in baking soda and salt.
Prep A Baking Sheet While The Oven Preheats.
Prep a baking sheet while the oven preheats.
Pour Warm Frosting Over The Cooled Cake.
Pour warm frosting over the cooled cake.
Add Coconut And Pecans.
Add coconut and pecans.
Spread Into The Prepared Pan.
Spread into the prepared pan.
Fold In By Hand The Beaten Egg Whites.
Fold in by hand the beaten egg whites.
Then The Buttermilk, Ending With The Flour Mixture.
Then the buttermilk, ending with the flour mixture.
Alternate Adding The Flour Mixture.
Alternate adding the flour mixture.
Slowly Add The Melted Chocolate To The Butter.
Slowly add the melted chocolate to the butter.
Using A Hand Mixer, Beat Butter And Sugar Just Until Combined. Add Egg Yolks One At A Time.
Using a hand mixer, beat butter and sugar just until combined. Add egg yolks one at a time.
German Chocolate Sheet Cake From The 1950s Ready To Be Sliced.
German Chocolate Sheet Cake from the 1950s ready to be sliced.
A Slice Of German Chocolate Sheet Cake From The 1950s.
A slice of German Chocolate Sheet Cake from the 1950s.
It's So Moist You Can Hardly Cut It!
It's so MOIST you can hardly cut it!
This Is What It Look Like Before Frosting.
This is what it look like before frosting.
When You Touch This Cake It Spring And Bounce Therefore I Know It Will Be Moist. The Batter Was Light (weight) Smooth And Silky It Also  Tasted Good. I Also Made Her Frosting And As You Can See On My Photo It Looks Like Hers. I Changed Nothing.
When you touch this cake it spring and bounce therefore I know it will be MOIST. The batter was light (weight) smooth and silky it also tasted good. I also made her frosting and as you can see on my photo it looks like hers. I changed nothing.