"The Otterbury Incident" 1966 LEWIS, C. Day Polo

"The Otterbury Incident" 1966 LEWIS, C. Day PoloLEWIS, Cecil Day [176] pp. The World Publishing Company 1966 8 1 4" x 5 5 8" Illustrated by Edward Ardizzone VG VG "The Otterbury Incident" is a 1948 children's novel by Cecil Day Lewis, adapted from a 1941 French screenplay, that was reissued in 1966 by Bodley Head and The World Publishing Company, featuring illustrations by Edward Ardizzone. The story, told from the perspective of a young schoolboy, follows a group of post war English schoolboys who

and it chronicles an important chapter in the history of Vogue

idees" 1930

these photographs feature Paris fashions that appeared in Vreeland's exhibition "The Tens

Bauhaus ensembles

Co-written with Frances Spatz Leighton

made up entirely of the plywood range of chairs and tables

and concerned with such profundities as how to address a Duke or an Archbishop

white lettering on cover

The sport was sporadic until 1907 when the Millbrook Hunt was officially recognized by the Masters of Fox Hounds of America thanks to Charles C

Giampiero [edited by]

military scenes

7 1/2" x 5 1/2"