"How To Be Happy In London" 1926 MACCLURE, Victor Needlepoint Backgammon Boards

"How To Be Happy In London" 1926 MACCLURE, Victor Needlepoint Backgammon BoardsMACCLURE, Victor [211] pp. w 18 drawings by the author and a map 1926 Arrowsmith 7 1 2" x 5 1 4" VG VG First edition, in the scarce jacket. MacClure's city guide takes the reader through the various eateries, "nocturnal diversions", and "odd bits" of 1920s London. "A London Calendar" is included in the last pages of the edition with recommended annual events. Victor MacClure was a pseudonym for Thom MacWalter (1887 1963), who also wrote a crime novel,

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Image Sz: 27"H x 14 3/8"W

When he later turns up stabbed to death

including pier and bottom fishing

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given in 1951 at the Georgia Institute of Technology's School of Architecture-

This shop employed a young Madeleine Vionnet

Inscribed: 'Viva Newport' by the author

The enchanting color photographs were developed in a laborious dye-transfer process that was used well into the 90s

Classic (framed) colour plate by 'Sem' aka Georges Grousat (1863-1934) depicting a fox hunt scene

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