"Gentlemen Up" 1930 STREETT, William B. Abercrombie & Fitch

"Gentlemen Up" 1930 STREETT, William B. Abercrombie & FitchSTREETT, William B. [60] pp. The Derrydale Press 1930 11 1 4" x 8 5 8" Illustrated by Paul Brown Ltd edition of 850 copies VG VG Scroll Down for (11) Additional Scans: This is the first book on Hunt Race Meetings ever published in America. It has been written by one of the outstanding Gentlemen Riders in the country, and illustrated by Paul Brown.

This volume contains the four novels that make the collection "FOUR FANTASTIC TALES" by renowned author Hugh Walpole (some of Walpole's stories were parts of series with related themes)

Decorations by Alajalov & Jean Pages on page 109

The endpapers are made up of fabrics launched by the A

Freddie Widgeon

Les Follies Bergere gouache creation c1920s by Jose de Zamora (1889-1971)

artistic and social with - among others - T

" and if one carries it far enough

and comparing them with prevailing customs

illustrating and discussing some of the most striking examples in European and American art

Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith

1882–1932

* The Young Fogey would like to reside in Oxford--Brideshead Revisited revisited--but will be found wherever there is a building to restore or a fine old church to admire