"Nothing To Declare: A Memoir" 1991 TAKI Vanity Fair 'Spy' Prints

"Nothing To Declare: A Memoir" 1991 TAKI Vanity Fair 'Spy' PrintsTAKI [216] pp. Atlantic Monthly Press 1991 First Printing 8 3 8" x 5 3 4" World class athlete, playboy, war correspondent, and heir to a Greek shipping fortune, Taki has over the last three decades moved among the rich, the powerful, the titled and the celebrated in London, New York, Gstaad, the Rivierawherever fun or stimulation was to be had. But in 1984, while passing through Heathrow Airport, Taki was arrested for possession of cocaine and

(Toledano B64a)

The book presents a range of names and anecdotes against a backcloth of social and political history which sets the life of the club and its members in context

w/ Slash Patch Pockets

paper-covered wooden box puzzles required players to manipulate metal balls or pieces through mazes

8 5/8" x 5 7/8"

such as lunging

"Living with color changes your life

With 157 illustrations

He was the son of Laurence Dana Rumsey

to the nostalgic working farm of heritage breeds at Swiss Village-each contributing its own part to the "Eden of America

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sophisticated pictures of one of the most exciting cities in the world