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FIRST EDITION 1st PRINTING (10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1(. 192 pages including index and colorful recipe and food titles and illustrations throughout the cookbook. The paperback book, with wrappers, is NEAR FINE: illustrated wraps have minor wear on spine and edges, inscription on half title page. JMVINTAGE specializes in Books, Magazines and Treasures related to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor....and other curious subjects. The back of the book reads: The Pink Adobe, created through one woman's special genius almost forty-five years ago, embodies the artistic, eclectic spirit of Santa Fe. Its menu is an inspired mix of local cuisines from Hispanic to Native American with a touch of Creole, all blended on a savory southwestern palette. Now you can bring Santa Fe home, delighting family and friends with recipes from Rosalea Murphy's famous kitchen. You'll find inspirations from the traditional (Turkey Mole Poblano; Southwestern Succotash) to the innovative (Peppery Peanut Chicken Wings' Stuffed Crabs Cajun Style) to the simply delicious (The pink Adobe's Prize-winning French Apple Pie), along with complete menus for special occasions - Santa Fe style. The Pink Adobe Cookbook.
Murphy, Rosalea.
New York: Dell Trade Paperback, 1988. FIRST EDITION 1st PRINTING (10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1(. 192 pages including index and colorful.. more
Price: $18.50
STATED FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. 203 pages with 15 pages of black and white photos. The book is in VERY GOOD condition with the author's signature to owner on the FFEP, wear marks on all corners and the spine ends with light foxing on top page block and small stain on lower page block. The jacket is in VERY GOOD condition with minor use wear on front and back, light chipping on spine ends with a very small closed tear on the lower spine end and wrinkling on upper and lower back edges. NOT price-clipped. JMVintage specializes in books, magazines, and treasures related to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor..and other curious subjects. Dust jacket reads: This unusual book is a biography-in-letters of the author's late sister, Mary Kirk, whose girlhood friend, Wallis Warfield, married the duke of Windsor after his abdication from the British throne in 1936. Anne and her sisters were brought up in well-to-do circles in Baltimore and attended fashionable schools. Mary's friendship with Wallis continued into their adult years when both were abroad, and it was Mary who introduced Wallis to Ernest Simpson, the man who was to be Wallis's and then Mary's second husband. Were it not for this introduction there would never have been an abdication of the king, nor any "Love Story of the Century." The Other Mrs. Simpson: Postscript to the Love Story of the Century (SIGNED).
Cooke, Anne Kirk; Lightfoot, Elizabeth.
New York: Vantage Press, 1977. STATED FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. 203 pages with 15 pages of black and white photos. The book.. more
Price: $145.00
Duke & Duchess of Windsor Society Journal--Back Issue 3/2009 (Issue 21). A 56-page four color spiral bound news journal. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor Society is an exclusive Society of individuals interested in Wallis and Edward ("WE"). Membership in this "almost cultish" group allows you to participate by sharing your own WE interest and collection with other like-minded individuals throughout the world. The Society was founded over twenty years ago. This organization is founded upon member participation and interest, which is collectively focused in a quarterly journal. Throughout the years it's members have visited and reported on tours of exclusive WE-sites, such as Frogmore, The Mill, among others. Join us for future exciting visits to Windsor haunts around the world or read about the couple's many contributions to fashion, food, entertainment and design. Perhaps you'll be the one who is reporting! This issue features: COVER: The Private World of the Duke & Duchess of Windsor with photo of author, Hugo Vickers. See the enclosed interview; Editor's Column: A review of this issue as well as topical commentary on current stories that are in the headlines; Letter to the Editor: Soicety Member, Edward Pattillo (AL) writes a letter to the editor in response to previous issue about Baltimore, Maryland; THE PRIVATE WORLD OF HUGO VICKERS An interview with Society Member Hugo Vickers who talks about his career as a biographer and historian, his family, and how much he looks forward to the sunny skies in October at the upcoming Duke & Duchess of Windsor Society Conference in San Diego where he'll be featured speaker; THE YOUNG UPSTART AND THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR Society Member and guest speaker at the upcoming Duke & Duchess of Windsor Society Conference in San Diego, Richard Rene Silvin, shares an excerpt from his upcoming memoir, Noblesse Oblige: The Duchess of Windsor I Knew. As administrator of the American Hospital of Paris, Silvin found an unlikely mentor and friend in the Duhcess of Windsor during the 70's. THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR, THE PRINCE OF WALES, AND THE CORONADO LEGEND, part 1: Dr. Benjamin Sacks investigates the long held legend that Edward Prince of Wales and Wallis Warfield Spencer met originally in 1920 in San Diego when Edward made a two-day visit while on his Australian world tour. For years, this legend added even more mystery surrounding the Windsors. This two-part article originally appeared in The Journal of San Diego History Fall 1987 and is reprinted here with permissino of the family of Professor Sacks who passed away in 2007 at the age of 104. Part to will appear in the next issue of the journal; KING MAGNUS & KING MINUS: A PLAY AND A PLAYLET by Stanley Weintraub. George Bernard Shaw influenced the abdication crisis with a short play that has been forgotten in the last seventy years. This article originally was published in the Annual of Bernard Shaw Studies, Volume 27, 2007 and is reprinted in its entirety with the permission of the publisher, Penn State Press, and the author; NEW MEMBERS/MEMBER NEWS; DUKE & DUCHESS OF WINDSOR SOCIETY CONFERENCE, OCTOBER 2009; BATY'S BIDDLE STREET BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION IN Batlimore for the Duchess of Windsor. Society Member Philip Baty successfully concludes his fifth annual Duchess of Windsor Birthday celebration charity fund-raising event in Baltimore--this year with Society Members to help celebrate; SOCIETY MEMBER PROFILE: John Makepeace (VA) An interview with Society Member John Makepeace and a look at his large Windsor Collection which includes exquisite King Edward VIII coronation commemoratives, faux jewelry, books and more; WE: CUISINE-WISE A southern recipe, Shrimp and Corn Pie, using receipes from Wallis' cookbook Some Favorite Southern Recipes and Suzy Menkes' The Windsot Style by June Gaulding; WE SIGHTINGS BACKISSUE32009 The Duke & Duchess of Windsor Society Quarterly Journal Issue 3-2009 (Issue 21) The Private World of Hugo Vickers: An interview with the author of The Private World of the Duke & Duchess of Windsor.
Gaulding, Mark (publisher).
Palm Desert, CA: JMVintage, 2009. Duke & Duchess of Windsor Society Journal--Back Issue 3/2009 (Issue 21). A 56-page four color spiral bound news journal. The.. more
Price: $14.00
Duke & Duchess of Windsor Historical Society Journal--Back Issue 4/2009 (Issue 22). A 80-page four color spiral bound news journal. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor Society is an exclusive Society of individuals interested in Wallis and Edward ("WE"). Membership in this "almost cultish" group allows you to participate by sharing your own WE interest and collection with other like-minded individuals throughout the world. The Society was founded over twenty years ago. This organization is founded upon member participation and interest, which is collectively focused in a quarterly journal. Throughout the years it's members have visited and reported on tours of exclusive WE-sites, such as Frogmore, The Mill, among others. Join us for future exciting visits to Windsor haunts around the world or read about the couple's many contributions to fashion, food, entertainment and design. Perhaps you'll be the one who is reporting! COVER: Photograph of Wallis Spencer by photographer Coronado/San Diego society photographer Lou Bigelow, circa 1920, from the collection of Mark Gaulding. The photo was sold in the Sotheby's 1998 auction of the Windsor's personal possessions. The drawing of the Windsor Cottage at Hotel del Coronado is by Society Member and artist, Sue Brucks. (IN). This issue features: The Windsors I Knew: An American Private Secretary's Personal Account Nassau, Bahamas, 1940-1944 Jean Wallace Drewes was private secretary to the Windsors. She wrote a lengthy manuscript of her time in the Windsors employ. Her eldest son tells us how the job came about for Drewes. Excerpts from Mrs. Drewes manuscript are included here and will be featured in future Society journal issues by Michael Hardcastle-Taylor; San Diego: A Society Introduction to the City: An overview of the history of San Diego and a look at the city today by Mark Gaulding (CA); Wallis Spencer's San Diego: A comprehensive look at the homes that the Spencers lived in during their San Diego residency from November 1917 to late 1920. Includes contemporary and current photos as well as a look at San Diego and Coronado at the time by Mark Gaulding (CA); The Duchess of Windsor, Prince of Wales and The Coronado Legend, Part 2. Dr. Benjamin Sacks investigates the long held legend that Edward Prince of Wales and Wallis Warfield Spencer met originally in 1920 in San Diego when Edward made a two-day visit while on his Australian World Tour. For years, this legend added even more mystery surrounding the Windsors. This two-part article originally appeared in The Journal of San Diego History Fall 1987, Volume 33, Number 4 . It is reprinted with permission of the family of Professor Sacks who passed away last year at the age of 104 by Benjamin Sacks, PhD; Upcoming Auction by UK auctioneer house Gardiner Houlgate in March 2010 of four items which originally were sold in the 1987 Sotheby's Geneva auction of the Jewels for the Duchess of Windsor--Gardiner Houlgate will sell four exquisite items that once belonged to the Duchess of Windsor. The sale is set for Thursday, March 25, 2010 at the Bath Auction Rooms in England; North Island Air Base: Birthplace of Naval Aviation - Wallis's first husband, Lt. Comdr. Earl Winfield Spencer, Jr. can be called the "father" of the Birthplace of Naval Aviation. Spencer was sent in late 1917 to establish a new air base at North Island on the Coronado Peninsula. This is a brief article about Spencer's work as well as an overview of the history of the airbase by Mark Gaulding; The Prince of Wales Visits San Diego: A Study in Perception. This article originally was published in The Journal of San Diego History and is reprinted in its entirety with permission of the author, Richard G. Kurial, PhD. First International Duke & Duchess of Windsor Society Conference, San Diego, October 2009. Featuring Hugo Vickers, Dean James Leo, Richard Rene Silvin, Lena Farugia, J. Scott Watkins. A comprehensive review of the Society's first official conference get together which launches a series of future events over the next decade and beyond; Society sponsors a two-month Duke & Duchess of Windsor Society Exhibition at the Coronado Public Library from October 3 to November 28, 2009 by Mark Gaulding (CA); WE: cuisine-wise Enjoy Wallis's Spencer's very first dinner party menu which she served in San Diego. Recipes from Fannie Farmer's Boston Cooking School Cook Book by June Gaulding (CA); Society Member Profile: Jean Braxton (Canada) An interview with Society Member Jean Braxton and photos from some of her Windsor travels; WE: S i g h t i n g s by Society Members; New Members/Member News BACKISSUE42009 The Duke & Duchess of Windsor Historical Society Quarterly Journal Issue 4-2009 (Issue 22) The WINDSOR'S SAN DIEGO CONNECTION.
Gaulding, Mark (publisher).
Palm Desert, CA: JMVintage, 2009. Duke & Duchess of Windsor Historical Society Journal--Back Issue 4/2009 (Issue 22). A 80-page four color spiral bound news journal... more
Price: $14.00
Woman's Home Companion 11/54. 132 pages. The magazine, in illustrated wrapper, is in VERY GOOD++ condition with address label on lower front cover. Spine is intact but curled upwards. Small closed tears to outside wrapper front edge. Outside bottom page edges lightly curled. Tight and bright inside, pages intact and excellent color. JMVINTAGE specializes in Books, Magazines and Treasures related to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR' Own Story of OUR FIRST REAL HOME, Part One. The Duke & Duchess are visited at their country home Moulin de la Tuilerie by Margert Biddle. Numerous color photographs of their home, The Mill. 8 1/4 pages; COMPANION IN PARIS A Report from Margaret Thompson Biddle. This month the Companion's Editor gives an intimate portrait of the Duchess of Windsor, whom she has known for years, and also writes about England's Duke of Edinburgh. Mrs. Biddle regularly discusses personalities of interest. Ms. Biddle gives us a recipe of the Duchess: Kedigree of Salmon; FICTION: MAN OF MY DREAMS by Charlotte Edwards; THE EGYPTIAN by Mika Waltori. Color photos of The Twentieth Century-Fox film now being released starring Edmun Purdom and Jean Simmons; THE HEART OF A HUSBAND (PART 3 OF 4) by Margaret Culkin Banning; MY SON, BILLY GRAHAM by Mrs. Morrow Coffey Graham as told to Naomi A. Hintze. His mother talks about her dynamic 35-year old evangelist son who has affected millions of lives. With black & white photos; I LEARNED TO BE A WIFE Gale Storm as told to Jane Kesner Ardmore. Gale had to say 'Yes' a second time to make their marriage work and give Lee back his self-respect; ANNOUNCMENT OF SECOND ANNUAL CLUBWOMAN-OF-THE YEAR AWARD. Winner Goldena Howard. 250 women's clubs around the nation picke winner ; FIVE WAYS YOU CAN HELP YOUR CHURCH FIGHT COMMUNISM by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale with John Gainfori; TWELVE DIETS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY by Herbert Pollack, M.D.; MOVIES: WOMAN'S WORLD by Philip T. Hartung; GOOD MANNERS FOR HAPPY LIVING by Marguerite Bentley; COMPANION IN PARIS by Margaret Thompson Biddle; TALENTED HOMEBODY-JO STAFFORD (RECORD OF THE MONTh; YOUNG DESIGNER FURNITURE YOU CAN BUILD YOURSELF by Elizabeth Matthews and Guy Henle; PICTURE OF THE MONTH Beau Brummell from MGM starring Stewart Granger as Brummell and Elizabeth Taylor as Lady Patricia; COMPANION FAMILY-APPROVED MOVIES "Woman's World" a provocative comedy-drama by 20th Century-Fox asks if you're an asset or a handicap to your husband. Starring Lauren Bacall, June Allyson, Arlene Dahl, Clifton Webb, Van Heflin, Cornel Wilde, Fred McMacMurray. This issue is an absolute Must for a Wallis and Edward devotee; Woman's Home Companion 10/54.
No author.
Springfield, Ohio: The Crowell-Collier Publishing Company, 1954. Woman's Home Companion 11/54. 132 pages. The magazine, in illustrated wrapper, is in VERY GOOD++ condition with address label on.. more
Price: $40.00
Duke & Duchess of Windsor Historical Society Journal--Back Issue 2/2010 (Issue 24). A 58-page four color spiral bound news journal. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor Society is an exclusive Society of individuals interested in Wallis and Edward ("WE"). Membership in this "almost cultish" group allows you to participate by sharing your own WE interest and collection with other like-minded individuals throughout the world. The Society was founded over twenty years ago. This organization is founded upon member participation and interest, which is collectively focused in a quarterly journal. Throughout the years it's members have visited and reported on tours of exclusive WE-sites, such as Frogmore, The Mill, among others. Join us for future exciting visits to Windsor haunts around the world or read about the couple's many contributions to fashion, food, entertainment and design. Perhaps you'll be the one who is reporting! COVER: Oil portrait painting depicting Britain's Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII and Duke of Windsor) in Order of the Garter robes and regalia. Photograph by and courtesy of Fabulous Masterpieces. COVER STORY: A new Edward VIII oil painting is commissioned Lord and Lady Edwards recently commissioned London-based bespoke art firm, Fabulous Masterpieces, to create a depiction of Edward, Prince of Wales in his Order of the Garter robes on oil canvas to be displayed in their seventy-room Trawscoed Mansion which is under renovation in the popular Britain's Channel 4 television series, The Restoration Man, featuring George Clarke; Having the Crown and Marrying Too? Alternatives Available to Edward VIII during the Abdication Crisis by Donald H.J. Hermann, PhD; WINDSOR NEWS: Hugo Vickers' New Wallis biography Behind Closed Doors; Madonna's film, W.E.,continues in developmentwith Wallis and Edward as part of the cast; Sotheby's sells Duchess of Windsor pendant, 11th May 2010, Geneva, Sale GE1002; M.S. Rau Antiques, New Orleans, has Duke of Windsor cane for Sale, Item No. 29-4437; The Windsors I Knew: Part 3 An American Private Secretary's Personal Account Nassau, Bahamas, 1940-1944. Excerpts fromJean's manuscript provided by the Heirs of Jean D. Hardcastle-Taylor: Meeting the Windsors For the First Time By Jean Wallace Drewes; From Government House to New York to Wartime England By Jean Wallace Drewes; WE: Errata A Forum for Windsor Truths Lady Diana Mosley's recently published book, The Pursuit of Laughter, is a compilation of letters, essays and diary journal entries which includes several articles about WE. Two of these are reprinted with permission and is the second of three installments in this journal.by Diana Mosley; Baty's Baltimore Wallis Memorial: Society Member and Baltimorean Philip Baty leads the crusade to create a memorial in Wallis' hometown to the Duchess of Windsor—which is currently sadly absent; Society Member Profile: Jody Harris (Maine) An interview with Society Member Jody Harris; WE: cuisine-wise June Gaulding brings us a menu Wallis served Edward at Bryanston, July 4, 1933 by June Gaulding (CA); New Members/Member News; SAVE THE DATE The Duke & Duchess of Windsor Historical Society announces its 2nd International Member Conference to be held in Baltimore, MD April 28-May 2, 2011; WE: S i g h t i n g s by Society Members; 2010 MEMBER SURVEY RESULTS: Fact or Fiction: WE-wise Results from 2010 member survey including comments. BACKISSUE22010 The Duke & Duchess of Windsor Historical Society Quarterly Journal Issue 2-2010 (Issue 24).
Gaulding, Mark (publisher).
Palm Desert, CA: JMVintage, 2010. Duke & Duchess of Windsor Historical Society Journal--Back Issue 2/2010 (Issue 24). A 58-page four color spiral bound news journal... more
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SOFTCOVER 4to. The book, in pictorial wrapper, is NEAR FINE with bumped bottom outside corners. Very clean and tight copy otherwise. 212 pp. Color photo illustrated. 80 dresses in the legendary auction of the Princess's dresses. Numerous color photographs of Diana wearing the dresses. The sales was conducted "on behalf of AIDS Crisis Trust and The Royal Marsden Hospital Cancer Fund. A portion of the proceeds of this sale, as well as the profits from catalogue sales, will also benefit AIDS Care Center, New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center, The Harvard AIDS Institute and The Evelyn H. Lauder Breast Center of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center." Total auction proceeds were $3.3million dollars Dresses from the Colleciton of Diana, Princess of Wales, June 25, 1997, Christie's New YOrk.
Christie's.
New York: Christie's, 1997. SOFTCOVER 4to. The book, in pictorial wrapper, is NEAR FINE with bumped bottom outside corners. Very clean and tight copy.. more
Price: $250.00
STATED FIRST US EDITION, FIRST PRINTING (1 3 5 7 9 10 8 6 4 2) 467pp. Index. 8pp black &white photos. The book is in VERY GOOD++ condition with two small stains to front board and very lightly bumped bottom edges. Clean tight copy inside. The dust jacket is NEAR FINE with minor shelf/edge wear. NOT price-clipped. NOT remaindered. JMVINTAGE specializes in Books, Magazines and Treasures related to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and..other curious subjects. "Last of the Dandies is Nick Foulkes's wonderful account of one of history's most colorful, flamboyant, raffish and scandalous of characters-Count d'Orsay. Born in France at the turn of the nineteenth century, d'Orsay enjoyed a childhood with allof the benefits and luxuries of Napoleon's Paris. By the time political changes forced his family into exile, this handsome, precocious youth was ready to take London society by storn. The prevailing male fashion of the time was pale, lethargic, and melancholic. D'Orsay-a man who required as many as six pairs of gloves to see him through the day-was the antithesis in both spirit and appearance. D'Orsay's style and charm soon found favor with the influential Lord and Lady Blessington, who invited him to tour Europe with them. While on tour there he met some of the continent's most influential figures and boosted his reputation, and a lengthy stay in Naples cemented his extravagant tastes. The Blessington-d'Orsay ménage intrigued and scandalized London society, and gossip reached a fever pitch when d'Orsay agreed to marry Blessington's fifteen-year-old daughter, without ever having see her. D'Orsay's return to England coincided with the birth of the modern media, and the scandal-hungry press. Soon his celebrity and influence on fashion was complete: crowds would gather in the parks to watch him ride; Disraeli, Carlyle, and Dickens were among his acquaintances. But while the establishment took his lead in everything from cricket to horse carriages, d'Orsay's extravagance was far outstripping what he could afford. In the end, his fall from grace was as spectacular as his outfits. " Last of the Dandies: The Scandalous Life and Escapades of Count d'Orsay.
Foulkes, Nick.
New York: St Martin's Press, 2003. STATED FIRST US EDITION, FIRST PRINTING (1 3 5 7 9 10 8 6 4 2) 467pp. Index. 8pp black.. more
Price: $18.50
Duke & Duchess of Windsor Historical Society Journal--Back Issue 1/2010 (Issue 23). A 54-page four color spiral bound news journal. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor Society is an exclusive Society of individuals interested in Wallis and Edward ("WE"). Membership in this "almost cultish" group allows you to participate by sharing your own WE interest and collection with other like-minded individuals throughout the world. The Society was founded over twenty years ago. This organization is founded upon member participation and interest, which is collectively focused in a quarterly journal. Throughout the years it's members have visited and reported on tours of exclusive WE-sites, such as Frogmore, The Mill, among others. Join us for future exciting visits to Windsor haunts around the world or read about the couple's many contributions to fashion, food, entertainment and design. Perhaps you'll be the one who is reporting! COVER: Photograph of the Duke & Duchess of Windsor June 7, 1967 going to Marlborough House ceremony. From th personal collection of Mark Gaulding. Articles include: Editor's Column; Society Inforrmation; The Windsors I Knew: An American Private Secretary's Personal Account, Nassau, Bahamas 1940-1944, MY WEDDING by Jean Wallace Drewes. Ms. Drewes wrote a lengthy manuscript of her time in the Windsors employ. This issue excerpts the story of Jean's wedding at Government House in Nassau with Wallis as wedding consultant; GETTING TO KNOW WE Michael Hardcastle-Taylor, eldest son of Jean Wallace Drewes, shares his introduction to the Society at our First Member Conference in San Diego, October 2009; WINDSOR NEWS Cartier and America--An exclusive exhibition of Cartier pieces, including four items originally from the Duchess of Windsor jewelry collection is on display at the Fine Arts Museum, Legion of Honor in San Francisco, through May 2, 2010; MADONNA'S film project, titled W.E., gets thte green light and signs A-list stars; MOULIN DE LA TUILERIE TO OPEN AS A HOTEL. The Mill will become a hotel, numerous color photos; Report on the Gardiner Houlgate auction in March 2010 of items which originally sold in the 1987 Geneva/Sotheby's auction of the Duchess' jewels; WE ERRATA Two excerpts from Lady Diana Mosley's recently published book titled The Pursuit of Laughter. The book is a compilation of essays, articles, diary entries, newspaper letters, originally written by Lady Mosley and reprinted here with permission; NEW MEMBERS/MEMBER NEWS; WHERE IN T HE WORLD ARE WE IN THE SOCIETY? A look at where our members are located around the world; A WINDSOR ODYSSEY WITH BALTIMOREAN AND SOCIETY MEMBER ZIPPY LARSON Zippy conducts a sold out extended education class for Johns Hopkins University; SOCIETY MEMBER PROFILE: HOWARD LEWIS (CA); WE Cuisine-WISE recurring column. June Gaulding brings us Wallis' recipe for French Apple Pie; IN MEMORIAM: SOCIETY MEMBER KAREN BLANK (CA); FACT OR FICTION--WE-WISE A 2010 member survey BACKISSUE12010 The Duke & Duchess of Windsor Historical Society Quarterly Journal Issue 1-2010 (Issue 23).
Gaulding, Mark (publisher).
Palm Desert, CA: JMVintage, 2010. Duke & Duchess of Windsor Historical Society Journal--Back Issue 1/2010 (Issue 23). A 54-page four color spiral bound news journal... more
Price: $14.00
8vo - over 7" - 9" tall. FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING. 246 pages with index and 16 pages of black and white photos. The book and dust jacket are NEAR FINE condition. NOT price clipped and NOT remaindered. Madams: Bawds & Brothel-Keepers of London.
Linnane, Fergus.
London: Sutton Publishing, 2005. 8vo - over 7" - 9" tall. FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING. 246 pages with index and 16 pages of black.. more
Price: $12.50
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